Lettertoyou Stories

. . . . . . Everyone writes about the people who were left behind. I want to write about the ones who walked away. The ones who loved deeply but still chose distance. The ones who broke their own hearts to protect someone else, to protect themselves, or because staying would have hurt even more. We rarely ask how much courage it takes to leave when every part of you wants to stay. . . . . . . . . . . . . Writing this for that one person who will probably never see these words, but somewhere in me, I still hope that someday they will. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but someday they'll know that all of this was meant for them.

This book is for the dreamers, the overthinkers, the ones who feel lost, and the ones who silently carry the weight of the world. If you've ever questioned your worth, doubted your path, felt left behind, or wondered if you're ever going to figure life out, these pages are for you. Every chapter is a letter written with the hope of reminding you that it's okay to be confused, to grow at your own pace, and to start over as many times as you need. You don't have to have everything figured out today. Sometimes, all we need are a few words that make us feel a little less alone. So, take a deep breath. Stay for a while. I hope that by the time you reach the last page, you'll find not all the answers-but enough courage to keep turning the pages of your own story.

The lost state of Barania hides a lot of secrets from the past - dark magic, cursed cities and lost souls. A series of letters, recorded events and photographs gives a glimpse into the life of teenagers who once breathed on this land. Kathrine writes to her imaginary friend Daisy, talking about her sickness, her annoying brother and new friends. While Gracia, a rebellious girl, finds a dangerous boy to be her only runaway place. Will Kathrine discover the reason of her illness? The secrets of families? Will Gracia be able to control her emotions? Or actions?

Nothing like liking a nerd. There's nothing wrong with it. Might as well be your tutor. Oh wait, he is. Jung Mia taken a liking to Kim Seungmin. Of course, she never told him. She just left letters for him. Was it her fears or insecurities that held her back?

An open letter to my secret crush for #ToAllTheBoysContest by Jenny Han and Teen Fiction on Wattpad. This was inspired by Jenny Han's book To All The Boys I've Loved Before. The Netflix movie is incredible, but the book series is even better of course! Hope you enjoy! Good luck to everyone entering!

sometimes the people we love leave us & when they do they take a piece of us with them. Just a letter i wrote to my sister who has sadly passed.

"Without you, the blue devils engulf the sea as the waves rupture ebbing grains of me." - #PerfectDate

This is a collection of real letters between a boyfriend and girlfriend, cowriting on this account. Enjoy!

please accept this heartfelt message🤍

I missed the days it was you and I. Now I'm alone and I'm dying inside

No one wants to be abandoned. So when young Anthony finds out his father is gone, he starts to write letters to the man as a way of coping. Through the letters he writes, follow Anthony's journey in life as he tries to get by without his father to guide him along. The fourth instalment of the Letters To You collection.

Peter Davis is new to college and adult life. After a not so terrifying breakup with his high school girlfriend, he is finally free and clear headed enough to see the beautiful Kimberly Fisher. She catches his attention but he does not know how to catch hers. In this book, he expresses his everyday and love life in a series of letters to his now deceased best friend, Briella. Will Bri respond from the grave, or will Peter be brave enough to go on this journey without the wise words of his childhood friend?

Hello, it's been a while, hasn't it? I've been quite busy, that explains the lack of letters I send you. Hopefully.

Dear, To Whom It May Concern, Letters To You. Sincerely, Nycki Fitz Raleigh

letters i wish i received, but never did.

Dear Reader, I was never a fan of poetry until I read Edgar Allen Poe's Annabel Lee. It sparked something in me and evoked a different sort of emotion. It's worth a read if you are unfamiliar. Anyway, I invite you on my journey to discover my writing (and emotions) through writing letters to you. I will share stories & poems of love, life, and dreams. Some are merely figments of my imagination, some not so much. I hope you find enjoyment in my words. Yours truly, Maria