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What happens when the girl who teaches the world not to wait... starts waiting? Manasvi is confident on screen. She talks about strength, self-worth, and never chasing someone who isn't sure about you. But then Aarav sends one message. Same course. Same coaching. Same city. What starts as doubt-solving sessions and late-night calls slowly turns into something deeper - something softer. He understands her silence. She finds peace in his presence. It wasn't loud love. It wasn't dramatic. It was the kind that feels safe. Until reality steps in. Different religions. Family expectations. Unspoken fears. And messages that slowly become shorter. They don't fight. They don't betray each other. They simply realize that sometimes love is not the problem - life is. Years later, on Manasvi's wedding day, Aarav stands quietly in the crowd. Not to stop her. Not to confess again. But to watch the girl he once loved... choose a life that doesn't include him. He leaves before the bidaai. And she never sends the last message. Almost Unsent is a slow-burn, emotional romance about timing, faith, growing up, and the kind of love that doesn't stay - but shapes you forever. Because some loves aren't meant to stay. They are meant to shape you.

Life was never a bed of roses for her.She had no one by her side,except her bhaiya. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.Both he and his sister were the pampered children of the family What happens when these two polar opposite people meet?Will they attract or will they repel?

"Jahan ko toh sab ka hai hume tera hai sahara" Cute college romance It is going to have 15 chapters from female lead's perspective. I have planned all the chapters so it will be updated regularly. It's my first time writing something like this so please point out my mistakes.

Theirs was a love, forbidden, beyond the understanding of brain, it was meant to be looked at by heart. For, only heart can understand the true definition of love. Meet Rizwaan and Dhyuti in their twisted tale of love, religion, seperation and togetherness. Will the society's morals, rules and regulations be able to defeat them or will their love triumph even after every obstacle?

We all have experienced the excitement of one sided love. The uncontactable peek-a-boos. The jitters that frequent down your spine, everytime you have a glimpse of your beloved. This story, lemme tell you, is not a two sided love story. It's a tribute to all those one sided lovers who dare to love and smile while they watch their love bid adieu.

This is a 5 shots which is a love story of 2 Hindu brothers falling for 2 Muslim sisters

पहाड़ों के पीछे वाली घर 🌷💗 𝙑𝙖𝙣𝙞 𝙠𝙖𝙥𝙤𝙤𝙧 stopped believing in love after her breakup with her college boyfriend. She was the one girl in her friend group that sidelined herself on the topic of love or anything related to it. She stopped believing in the sugar coated romance drama shown in movies. Determined that there is nothing like love at first sight, she moves on in life. It has been a while since her breakup. Zeenat Afreen -Her only friend that she stayed in touch with after leaving college ,was getting married. Zeenat belongs originally from her hometown khadhi in Kashmir. So the wedding would take place in her grandfather's house in kashmir. Looking forward to an escape from her recent breakup and hustle of the city. Little does she know that she would meet with such a fate that would rebound her trust in men and love. Zeenat's cousin 𝙁𝙖𝙧𝙝𝙖𝙣 𝘼𝙝𝙢𝙚𝙙 is a reflection of his mother. Quite, calm and preferably a gentleman. His love life is non existent because he is a poet at heart and has desired for the fate to play his role in his life. He thinks if God has written a love story in his kismet then surely it will happen. In this two week wedding they start developing feelings for each other. Would they be able to recognise their affection towards each other. Would they be able to pass the test of time and endurance ? When two people decide to live with eachother , the two families join. But what if these two families deny each other's religion and put their honour before the wishes of their children.

In a quiet town, two young hearts are drawn together, defying the unseen walls built around them. Ayisha, a thoughtful and disciplined Muslim girl, lives within the boundaries of her family's expectations, cherishing the values instilled in her since childhood. Valora, a warm-hearted Christian boy, is known for his easy smile and welcoming spirit. When fate brings them together on a rainy school day, an unplanned friendship begins to blossom-one that feels both thrilling and forbidden. As their shared moments grow, so do their feelings, and Ayisha finds herself torn between loyalty to her family and the undeniable pull toward Valora's kindness. Her heart yearns for freedom, yet she fears the consequences of following it. Valora, sensing her hesitation, respects the boundaries they must tread, yet holds onto hope with quiet patience. Through challenges, stolen glances, and lingering conversations, they discover that love is as much about endurance as it is about desire. Their love story unfolds as a journey of resilience, testing the strength of their bond against cultural expectations and family traditions. Together, they dream of a future unbounded by differences, wondering if love can truly bridge the gaps between faith and freedom.

Surah Al-Baqarah (2:221): "Do not marry polytheist women until they believe. A believing slave woman is better than a polytheist, even if she might please you. And do not marry polytheist men to your women until they believe. A believing slave man is better than a polytheist, even if he might please you. They invite to the Fire, but Allah invites to Paradise and to forgiveness, by His permission. And He makes His verses clear to the people that they may remember." Faiz cannot believe in anything but the Quran he carries to anywhere he travels. Khushi cannot be more disbelieving than she is right now, but the faith she is born in, is polytheistic. Not once did she falter in her beliefs that were ideal for a good human, until she met Faiz. And all hell broke lose on earth when she fell for him, but he could not. What this story unfolds is a grayscale of events that are a very common occurrence in today's world. Faith can move mountains, but can Khushi's love move Faiz?

"So you approached me without being aware of my identity?" He asks me, while raising an eyebrow. To say I was shocked would be an understatement. It takes me a while to compose myself and form a sensible reply. "Yes, I wasn't aware of your identity." "You might think you can fool me, but trust me, this has happened quite a few times before as well." He says with a very serious expression. I'm baffled by his accusation. This man has the audacity to question my intentions when he's the one trying to converse with me all along. I don't know what comes over me, but whenever I'm overwhelmed with anger, it turns into tears. And before I can compose myself, I taste the salty tears in my mouth. I take a few deep breaths, place the cup on the side table and get up to leave. "Thank you for your hospitality and your excellent assessment of my character. I will now take your leave." With that, I turn to head towards the door but he grabs my hand and pulls me towards him. Characters: Ameerah is a happy-go-lucky 23 year old who has recently graduated from med school. She is an optimist with quite a rosy view of the world. She is far from perfect. She has her faults; some she's aware of and others, not so much. She's stronger than most in some ways, weaker than many in others. Sebastian McArdle is a Consultant in General Surgery at the Royal London Hospital. He's one of the youngest and most accomplished surgeon in town. To an outsider, his life would seem perfect. He's young, handsome, successful, rich and hails from one of the most respected families in the country. But life is not always what it seems to be. He has his own set of problems. As Our Holy Qur'an states Surah An-Nisa, Verse 28: Allah desires that He should make light your burdens, and man is created weak. Follow a story of trials and errors, to finding her path to love, and to Life.

n a world where differences often divide, Sivam, a grounded young man from a traditional Hindu family, and Rasiya, a vibrant soul from a devoted Muslim household, find love in the most unexpected way. Their paths cross not through grand gestures or fate's dramatic turns, but through moments of quiet connection, shared laughter, and deep understanding. "You're My Fate" is a heart-touching tale of courage, faith, and unwavering love that blooms despite religious boundaries. As Sivam and Rasiya navigate family pressures, societal norms, and their own fears, they prove that true love isn't about where you come from - it's about where you're meant to go, together. Based on a true story, this emotional journey captures the beauty of finding your soulmate in a world that says you're too different to belong. But love - real love - doesn't ask for permission. It just happens. Because when hearts align, even destiny listens.

Diya is a South Indian girl who lives in Delhi with her parents. She belongs to an upper class hindu family. she is a strong, independent, progressive girl. She is well educated and employed Aman is a native Delhi boy. He is a rich Muslim Boy Aman is a good friend of Deepak, Divya's brother. He is matured , educated and understanding young man. He is also very much progressive enough to understand that it is love and humanity which determines a human not religion What will happen when both of them fall in love? Does their family accept them? Do they face backlashes from society? will they able to break the boundaries of religion through their sacred love?.???

this is story of enemies to lover ig not sure about.... and it gonna be a inter religion relationship in between two religious family... that gonna be intreasting.. it gonna be a dark romance also..... finding intresting huuh.. good just complete the whole story. it not gonna be too long and i have thought the maximum with 15 chapter not more than that but not sure. And the singles chapter are two long. so just support. I have just wrote by my thought.. just for fun.. It is a story for adults. 18+ don't it take it seriously. #fictional#dark#romance#smut

South India is a buffet of different cultures and religions. Apart from being a residence of Orthodox and God-fearing business minded people, it is a home for Sci-Tech, career obsessed young people. Amanda is a 21 year old Catholic from Malnad. Studying in the college of immense repute and following her passion is accompanied by her vigorous dating habit ( Something that is not considered cool in South India). The sudden change in her life during the sophomore year of her college traumatizes the strong Amanda. Is this going to last ? Who does affect her so much? A strong wave is going to sweep you through Engineering life, Romance, Cheating, love Triangle, Obstacles and endurance.

He is an open book, She is a puzzle in secret book He is talkative for world, she is silent for the world He prefers personal life, She prefers professional more He eats chocolates when he is happy, she eats chocolates to make herself happy Two completely opposite People, Had a common thing "Working in same office" what happens? Will he able to be a solution of her puzzles Will she became a open book for him She has her own promises, will it break with his"Damn Eyes!" And story also has some friendship essence to enjoy...... Highest rank so far is #14 in short story..... Get ready to travel in a love story of "Harish & Shreesha". It's my first story in wattpad, Support me with ur likes Correct me with ur comments Encourage me with ur shares.

Ayesha , or atleast that's how she liked to introduce herself as , a 26 y/o blogger has seemingly perfect life with a perfect job which requires her to travel time and again. Who would mind getting paid to travel , right ? So what could go wrong if she has to stay in Lahore for 3 months , the place which has been on her bucket list since the time she had been listening to the partition stories of her Great grandparents. She had signed up for discovering the undiscovered and exploring the local streets , cultural heritage AND visiting the land where her Great grandparents took their last breath in the heart of Pakistan. What she DID not sign up for was coming across a certain someone who would make her question her own beliefs and sense of morality. Make her question her standpoint towards her life's

It was only supposed to be a contract. No emotions, no expectations-just signatures and silence. Inaya agreed to marry Zayn to save her family's name. He did it to protect his empire or obsession. Neither believed in love, and both had too many scars to pretend. But in the quiet war between them, something dangerous began to grow-something tender, unwanted, and undeniably real. As buried pain resurfaces and secrets threaten to tear them apart, Inaya and Zayn must face the truth: The most powerful promises are the ones that are never spoken. --- Teaser Dialogues (Zayn x Inaya): Inaya (bitterly): "This was never love, Zayn. Just a deal you couldn't walk away from." Zayn (low and controlled): "Maybe. But tell me, Inaya-why does it feel like I'm the only one breaking every rule now?" Inaya (tearfully): "You promised me nothing. But your silence said everything I was too afraid to hear." Zayn (dangerously close): "You were never just a contract to me. I just didn't know how to want you... without breaking you." Inaya (whispering): "If this is what love feels like, I'm not sure I want it." Zayn (softly): "Then hate me, Inaya. But don't leave."

" Whose child is this." "ho-how d-did you know." "Aahh vi-viaan le-leave me." "I am in pain, I am also feeling it. Tell me whose sin is being nurtured in your womb and with how many people have you been spending time at night. Do you even know the name of his father or not?." What will happen when two people from two different religions meet each other and their fate pushes them into each other's lives and that too because of cruelty. A man who is a devil in the form of a human who believes that he is a devil but until you do not force him to become a devil, he rules over hell because he is the king of hell. A girl who is calm, quiet, happy in her own world, who is like heaven, as if she is the queen of heaven, with clean heart and clean intentions. "VIAAN SINGH RATHORE." "FIZA HAYYAT." :- English is not my first language. :-all right reversed. :- it's not type of story or novel mostly you read it's hit different so many plot twist. THIS BOOK IS FICTIONAL, SO DON'T TAKE IT IN REALITY. I DON'T WANT TO HARM ANY OF RELEGION THIS IS JUST FICTIONAL.

A forced arranged marriage. A powerful name. And a choice that was never meant to become love. When Aishwarya Madhav marries Liam Moretti, it is not born of romance, but of obligation, two lives bound by family decisions, cultural distance, and a world ruled by power. He is an Italian heir shaped by legacy and enemies. She is an Indian woman grounded in quiet strength, kindness, and conviction. Anya Singh, meanwhile, remained woven into a part of Liam's life that still breathed, vibrant, expressive, and alive with emotion. Loving him openly, loudly, without knowing how love could demand more than the heart was prepared to give. As past, present and future collide, What Remains unfolds not just as a love triangle, but a journey of human choice; of loyalty that is earned, of love that transforms, of family that is built through patience rather than blood. This is a story about a arranged marriage that began without love. About power, danger, and the cost of decisions made in the name of protection. Above all, it is a story that asks one question: When everything else is stripped away, what remains?