Letterstyle Stories

Six part short story, written in a letter style narration.

Things I Never Told Him This is for anyone who's ever had a crush they never confessed. For the ones still haunted by "what if." For the ones who never took the chance... and now live with the silence. This isn't a love story. It's a story of everything I never said to my first crush. The words I kept buried for ten years. The feelings that never went away. The moments I replay in my mind because I never got to live them for real. We were kind of strangers. Kind of friends. And yet, he meant more to me than he'll ever know. It's been six years since I last saw him. I still wonder if he ever knew. I still wonder if I was ever brave enough... in the quietest ways. This is for the ones who want to speak but never do. For the ones who need a little courage. Maybe, just maybe, if I tell my story - you'll take the chance I never did.

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Hi!! So, a lot of my povs are going to be using they/them for Y/N and occasionally she/her but I try to avoid it, so that I can keep everyone included! I write almost all fluff and some angst, I might write Smut but I doubt it, as I don't particularly like writing it. This will all be Natasha Romanoff x Reader and I won't be doing other characters, though I might involve them in the Plot! Please keep in mind, I love taking recommendations and feedback on my writing! My names Theodore By the way, but ya'll can call me Theo <3! Remember, this is a safe place for everyone!! -Theodore!

"What if graduation is the last time I ever see you?" A letter-style novel about loving deeply and losing slowly. Back to Strangers is a raw, personal story written entirely through unsent letters to the one who left. It begins where love ended - in the silence after a text that said, "I don't think we should be together." Through memories, heartbreak, and healing, the writer explores what it means to hold on to someone who's already moved on... and what it takes to let go. For anyone who's ever had to grieve someone who's still alive - this is for you