Letting Stories

Every Valentine After You is a quietly devastating, dual-POV romance about two people who loved each other deeply-but not at the right time. When illness, fear, and silence fracture their relationship, one choice leads to cheating, another to leaving, and both to a loss that can't be undone. Set against recurring Valentine's Days, the story explores grief, survival, and the kind of love that lingers long after it's over. It's about missed timing, living with the consequences of staying silent, and learning how to carry love even when it no longer belongs to you. 💔🌹

Once, Aren lived by the sword. Every battle took something from him-his sleep, his smile, his reason to live. Tired of war, Aren abandons violence and walks into a quiet land known as Windland, a place ruled not by kings, but by seasons. There, he learns to farm, to listen to the wind, and to heal wounds that no medicine could touch. Through broken soil and slow days, he discovers that peace is harder than war-and far more meaningful. In Windland, Aren meets Lina, a woman whose strength lies not in weapons, but in patience. As crops grow, so does love-soft, hesitant, and real. Together, they face hunger, memories of bloodshed, and a world that still believes power comes from violence. This is not a story about conquest. It is a story about choosing not to fight. A chapter-by-chapter journey of farming, love, redemption, and quiet strength, Windland: Where the Soil Learns Peace explores what it truly means to be strong in a world that only respects war.

The hidden feelings just got bitter

Sir Theodore was no magician. He's a gentleman made to love and adore.

This poem tells the story of loving someone deeply while slowly realizing they were never truly yours. It captures the heartbreak of trusting the wrong person, the quiet damage caused by betrayal, and the way love can drain someone of their identity and light. Even through the pain and loss, the poem ends with resilience, showing the speaker choosing survival, self worth, and strength after being broken, and reclaiming their color after everything was taken.

Heather is a girl who doesn't really like One Direction all that much. They are everywhere: on TV, in magazines, on the internet, even on t-shirts at the boardwalk on beaches. She doesn't have much positive stuff to say, but what happens when she begins...liking them?

To Love You Without Holding You is a tender work of literary fiction about a love strong enough to loosen its grip. It follows a relationship that does not collapse in anger, but quietly transforms into something more fragile, more restrained, and infinitely harder to define. Through moments of closeness and distance, longing and restraint, the story explores what remains when love can no longer be claimed-only respected. Like a sunflower that continues to turn toward the light even after the seasons change, it reflects resilience, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to stand on one's own after love reshapes itself. For readers drawn to intimate, emotionally driven stories about love, loss, and quiet becoming, this novel lingers-not because of what is held onto, but because of what is gently released.

Just a true story....With some sweet fiction

"the shadows may go" is a story of letting go

Nothing has ever gone right for Andy. She's always live in the shadow of her big brother, she's always been isolated from her so called peers, she's always been a loser. When new guy Matt shows up in her life things begin to change and her senior year starts turning into something she'd never expected. But will her attempts at getting everything she's ever wanted, lose her everything she's ever had?

[Rewritten Version] "Here's the thing I don't understand. If you drink at a party you're fun and interesting, but if you drink alone you're just sad." "So I guess I'm just sad." "But I'm here." "So what does that make us?" "Somewhere in between." Columbia, a girl who was hated in her old town, moves to a beautiful, sunny beach town in California named Carpinteria, where she meets Brad and Magenta, two people who become friends with her almost instantly. Her life seems to be going perfectly until she gets a call from her father, a man who she hasn't talked to since she was six.

This inspires me to the music i have heard from my sisters..and eager me to make it a story..like how could it be if I make a story regarding to this song?...kaya sinimulan ko sa pamamagitan ng mga kamay ko at utak!!..heheh..just please subaybayan nyo po..hihihi abangan nyo na lng!!!..hemue!!💋

Here are a collection of poems about heartbreak in life. It is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all, sometimes we need to have our heart broken to know how true this is...

It was the morning of the 27th of July, her husbands birthday. *Please leave comments and feedback! Hope you enjoy it!*

"Lathan. " I whispered. His touch was amazing and all I wanted now was for him to kiss me right on the lips. A growl radiated through his chest making my wolf pur in delight. Taking control, I swept my hand under his shirt feeling his rippled muscles and with the other I placed my hand onto his cheek, bringing his lips closer to mine. "That feels so good." he mummbled as I ran my hand up and down his chest with a feather light touch. Without saying a word I stood on my tip toes capturing his lips with my own eager ones. The feeling felt so right at this very moment and I knew that he felt the same. Ebony Maxwell is not your average 18 year old girl, she has to work hard for what she wants in life and for her it is up to her father to keep her on the right track and not finding a mate is not an option. Within the past years Ebony has searched high and low for this love of her life and she has not found him. Being related to the Alpha of The Maryland Pack it is strictly forbidden for you to stay without finding your mate and with her being the Alphas daughter, she would have no choice but to marry. This creates a lot of controversy in the pack and Ebony’s only choice would have to be to run away and leave this past behind her. The only things to keep her going were the words of her mother who had passed away over a decade ago. “You are destined to find your mate, do not let anyone stop you.” These words were the only ones to keep Ebony going…