Lettinggo Stories

Some loves do not end- they simply change form. Reminders of Him is a tender collection of poems that lingers in the quiet aftermath of love. It traces the soft ache of memories, the weight of words left unsaid, and the fragile process of learning to let go without losing the parts of yourself that once loved deeply. Through delicate lines and haunting honesty, Khadyjatuh Isah captures what it means to carry someone long after they are gone-not in presence, but in feeling, in habit, in the quiet corners of the heart. This is not just a book about heartbreak. It is a book about remembering, unlearning, and becoming. For anyone who has ever loved someone they had to release, this book will feel like a mirror.

Two unlikely friends. One campsite. Many unexpected adventures. Aisling has providing a brave face around everyone knows her. Ever since her grandpa passed, Aisling has vowed to never desire to go camping ever again. But what happens? When someone comes into life with the same passion for camping and invites her to camp with him. Will they be camping buddies? 4/14/26 #4 out of 5.1k camping #5 out of 4.31k letting go #6 out of 2.98k teen fiction romance

Rakkaus ei kuole, kun pelko hellittää. Se vain paljastaa, kuka jää. On hetkiä, jotka muuttavat kaiken. Ja on kolme ihmistä, jotka joutuvat katsomaan toisiaan rehellisemmin kuin koskaan ennen. Joskus rakkaus tarkoittaa jäämistä - joskus se vaatii lähtemistä. • • • Nora palaa Suomeen - omasta halustaan - mutta vastassa on paljon muistoja, joita ei koskaan käsitelty loppuun. Kun yksi hetki pysäyttää kaiken, menneisyys ja nykyhetki törmäävät toisiinsa. Mikään ei enää ole itsestään selvää. Nora seisoo kahden tulen välissä, kunnes keho tekee valinnan, jota mieli ei ole vielä ollut valmis myöntämään. ** Tarina sisältää viittauksia itsensä vahingoittamiseen, päihteisiin ja kuolemaan. Luet tarinaa omalla vastuullasi. Muistathan, että tarinan kopiointi eli plagiointi, on rikos.

She has always looked at him like he was everything. And he... never really looked back. Elara Quinn Vale and Caelum Reyes have lived in the same world for years-side by side, always together, always mistaken for something more. To everyone else, they're already a love story waiting to be confirmed. But the truth is quieter. More painful. Because Elara fell first. Deeply, hopelessly... silently. And Caelum? He stayed-just not in the way she needed. When a confession finally breaks the fragile line between friendship and something more, Elara is forced to face the one thing she's been avoiding: loving him doesn't mean he'll choose her. So she walks away. And only then does Caelum begin to see her-the way she had always seen him. But some realizations come too late. And some girls... stop waiting. In a story about timing, self-worth, and the kind of love that doesn't beg to be chosen, *In the Direction of You* asks one question: What happens when the person you finally want... is no longer yours to lose?

Some heartbreaks don't shatter you, they unravel you thread by thread, until you're forced to rebuild the parts of yourself you once gave away. "The Version of You I Never Met" is a "Tribrid" book, part memoir, part emotional guide, part psychological blueprint for anyone who has loved someone who couldn't love them back the way they deserved. Blending raw storytelling with attachment psychology, this book explores the very anatomy loving an avoidant partner, carrying emotional weight for two, surviving emotional absence and walking away from a bond you wanted to кеер. Through a story blood-stained with devotion, confusion, imbalance, heartbreak and clarity the author dissects the hidden patterns behind avoidance, the cost of loving someone who hasn't healed, and the quiet, almost celestial strength it takes to choose yourself when choosing them costs too much. Its not a story about blame it's a story about limits, healing, and the power of understanding the truth even when it hurts. If you've ever begged for clarity or felt invisible in the arms of someone you loved, this book will feel like finally being seen. If you're learning to trust again, it will remind you that healing is possible, and that some endings are actually beginnings in disguise. For the heartbroken, the healing, the emotionally attuned, and the lovers who have always loved too much. This book is your mirror, your medicine, and your metamorphosis. It will break you, then rebuild you. It will explain him, then return you to yourself. It will hurt - then then it will heal. "He loved you, just not in the way you needed. You loved him, just not in the way he could hold."

A book of poems from an amature author

Sage Volkov has been alive for thousands of years. Everyone they've loved has died- at their own hands, for any living human they touch crumbles into dust. They're unable to get close to anyone and they've lost their will to live. Death--or Lola, as she prefers to be called--has observed Sage from afar for millennia, and has grown quite attached to them. She resolves to do anything she can to make Sage happy and keep them at her side, even as Fate tries to keep them apart. Lola and Sage strike a deal: if she can't change Sage's mind by the end of the year, then she'll finally end their life. [OPEN NOVELLA CONTEST SUBMISSION-BASED OFF PROMPT #114]

They were best friends in a school that couldn't know Then college came, and life changed, and she had to learn something nobody teaches you - how to let go of someone who shaped you, and how to find yourself in the quiet they left behind. This is not a love story. It's something more honest than that

I thought love was supposed to be loud something obvious, something you feel instantly. So when someone chose me, I said yes. I tried to love him back. I tried to make it real. But no matter how hard I tried...something was missing. Because the truth I kept ignoring was simple- The love I was looking for was never in the person I chose. It was in the one who stayed. The one who listened. The one I never noticed... until it was too late. And now, I'm left with a feeling I don't know how to say. A love I didn't see, A chance I didn't take, And a heart that realized everything... a little too late. REMINDER! ! Don't copy my story without any my permission. The story was tag-lish (Tagalog/English) ©All RIGHTS RESERVED

Adulthood has not been treating Sienna Hayes well. Trying to navigate the loss of her grandmother and starting a job which she doesn't desire, Sienna has completely lost her mind. One day she bumps into an old friend. One hang out turned to another and now the group of friends have decided on a road trip around America. Sienna packed up her life in Manhattan and decided to explore a different world. A story about grief, reconnecting, friendship and love.

What comes after the word always? "I'll always be here." "I'll always love you." But what happens when always is tested by time, distance, and truth? Did always mean forever - or only for a while? Did it mean every day, or only the days that felt easy? After Our Always is a tender, unfiltered story about the promises we make in love and the reality that follows them. It's about devotion, doubt, memory, and the quiet unraveling of certainty. Through reflection and confession, it explores whether hearts are truly capable of forever - and what remains when forever falters. This book reads like a heartfelt letter to the man I love - honest, vulnerable, and searching - written in the space where love still exists, even after "always" is no longer guaranteed. This story is inspired by true events. Some names, details, and timelines have been changed for privacy.

Aakash and Nikita weren't supposed to begin with a disaster. One accidental splash on a crowded street turned into laughter, friendship, and a love that quietly became everything. They grew together - through awkward beginnings, shared secrets, and dreams of a forever that felt certain. Until the day forever vanished. Just when Aakash is ready to propose, Nikita leaves without explanation. No goodbye. No fight. Just silence. Years later, life brings them face to face again - older, guarded, and carrying the weight of choices neither of them fully understands. But love doesn't disappear. It changes. It waits. It lingers in the spaces between words. As they untangle misunderstandings, family expectations, and the wounds of the past, Aakash and Nikita must decide: Was their story a beautiful mistake - or is this where it truly begins?

"Honestly, i just think he's just mean" I spat out, munching on the popcorn in front of me, waiting for Kai to return from downstairs where he was getting his best friend-who i've yet to meet- so we could start the movie. "And where did this happen again?" Margot asked me, searching for the perfect movie to watch, even though Kai and I were already set on The Amazing Spiderman. "During tennis tryouts," I huffed. " He took his service when i felt the ball hit the back of my head with a loud ass thud, and the fucker even started laughing!" i exclaimed. "And he was already on the team?" she asked. "Think so, maybe you know him?--" i shifted towards her. " brown hair, kinda tall, wore a t-shirt with a picture of Sidney Australia on the back?" "Is there a possibility this might have been-" My head snapped to the commotion on the stairs, Kai happily chatting away with his best friend. "Ollie, this is Sally, my cousin!" Kai exclaimed, pointing to me. I stared in disbelief. Of course my luck hasn't gotten any better since I got here, because standing behind Kai was the exact boy I had just ranted about. "And Sal, this is my best friend, Oliver Jones." This ya romance story follows Sally Morgan, an American immigrant in the Netherlands who's world collapses around her when her parents tragically die in a car crash. She's forced to move back to her father's home town to try and navigate her new life with her family.

I thought staying was enough. That if something felt right, it would become right. But some connections don't fail loudly. They just... don't choose you. This isn't a dramatic story. It's about realizing that presence is not intention, that courage doesn't guarantee you'll be chosen, and that sometimes, the quietest decision-leaving-is the one that finally brings you peace.

They already broke up. The flights are paid. The hotels are booked. The memories? Still unfinished. Lira and Cael were supposed to celebrate their anniversary abroad-ten days in a country they once dreamed of building a life in. But love ended before departure. Now, with no refunds and too much history to cancel, they decide to go anyway. What follows isn't a romantic getaway- it's a quiet war between what they were, what they lost, and what they must become. Because sometimes, the hardest journey isn't falling in love- it's learning how to let go while standing beside the person you still love.

Clara's journey to finding happiness again was not an easy one. After seven long years of mourning the loss of her beloved partner, Hector, she finally picked herself up and found joy in life again. Though she knew in her heart that there was no way to change the past, Clara refused to let it define her present. She had survived countless bad dreams and moments of darkness, always pulling herself together and carrying on as usual. But fate has a cruel sense of humor, as Clara soon discovered. Just when she thought she had moved on from the pain of losing Hector, the past came back to haunt her in the most unexpected way. Her heart shattered into a million pieces as she realized that the very thing she thought she had left behind had returned to break her once again, piece by painful piece. Despite this setback, Clara remained determined to find the strength to heal and move forward again.

"He left without a goodbye. He stayed without knowing how. When Kim Hongjoong disappears, Park Seonghwa is left with a song that was never meant to end. Years later, they meet again not as who they were, but as who they survived becoming. Some love stories don't last forever the same way... but that doesn't mean they ever truly end.

Love doesn't always fall evenly-some hearts give more, while others only watch you fall. This poem was written in 2023. A time of confusion, almost-love, and learning the hard way. It's a story of hearts that didn't align, of love given unevenly, and of the truths we keep silent. It's about meeting someone who loved fully, while you couldn't match it. About entertaining feelings you weren't ready for, and being accountable for the distance, the silence, and the hearts you unintentionally hurt. A reflection on letting go, choosing yourself, and observing love even when you couldn't fully be in it. While You Were Falling is for anyone who has loved imperfectly, and learned the lessons that only can teach.

Samantha, 25 year old detective, is in a fix when her ex-bestfriend goes missing. The story goes through different stages of friendships, Misunderstandings, and betrayals...

[ prose/poetry ] i can't help but pull the earth around me / to make my bed