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Broken Dreams, New Destiny In a world where love is never simple and fate never gentle, Kashvi Dikshit, an 17-year-old girl standing on the edge of adulthood, sees her entire life collapse in a single night when a tragic accident takes away her mother. With a 7-year-old brother in her arms and a cruel, alcoholic father waiting to exploit them, Kashvi is left with nothing but fear, responsibility, and shattered dreams of her future. At the hospital, destiny introduces her to Dr. Aryaveer Ranawat, a 29-year-old trauma surgeon known for saving lives-but emotionally distant and burdened by his own broken past. He brings Kashvi's mother to the hospital, unknowingly becoming part of a final wish that will change all their lives forever. In her last moments, Kashvi's mother makes an impossible request-to marry her daughter, not for love, but for protection. A promise meant to shield Kashvi and her young brother from a future of pain, control, and destruction. Bound by duty and a vow made in silence, Aryaveer accepts a responsibility he never chose, stepping into a marriage built not on romance, but on obligation. While he remains emotionally distant and committed to a life of boundaries, Kashvi tries to accept her new reality while silently breaking inside, holding onto her dreams, her education, and her little brother as her only reasons to keep going. As two strangers are forced into the closest bond society recognizes, lines begin to blur between duty and emotion, protection and attachment, distance and connection. But with a dangerous father watching, a fragile trust between them, and buried wounds from Aryaveer's past resurfacing, their lives become a storm of sacrifice, healing, and unexpected emotions. In this story of broken dreams and silent endurance, destiny does not ask for permission-it only demands courage. Will they remain bound by responsibility... or will they one day find something deeper within the promise that changed everything?

This isn't a perfect story about a perfect life. It's a diary filled with real emotions, random days, struggles, healing, laughter, stress, memories, and thoughts I usually keep to myself. Maybe somewhere between these pages, you'll find a piece of yourself too.

She was just another Carat in a crowd of thousands. He was Hoshi- an idol loved and admired by millions. Their worlds were never supposed to meet. Yet she made one decision that changes everything- leading her into a life she never thought she'll be in. As she learns more about who is behind that energetic and passionate man on stage, she realizes that fame doesn't protect anyone from loneliness, fear or heartbreak. Caught between her love for him and her desire to protect the career he's worked so hard to build, she must make one another important decision. A story of love, friendship, sacrifice, and the courage to see someone for who they truly are. She loved the idol. She fell for the man.

Being kind doesn't mean you'll be treated kindly. Shafiq learned that early in life. Branded by a past he can never escape, every good deed he does is questioned, twisted, and turned against him. The world sees him as a criminal long before it sees him as human.

𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑮𝑰𝑹𝑳 𝑻𝑯𝑬𝒀 𝑪𝑨𝑳𝑳𝑬𝑫 𝑼𝑵𝑳𝑼𝑪𝑲𝒀 𓆩♡𓆪 📌Updates:- Friday,Monday,Wednesday ✧ some stories are not about being unlucky... they are about being misunderstood ✧ 𝑻𝑹𝑶𝑷𝑬𝑺 𓆩♡𓆪 ➤ misunderstood / "cursed" heroine narrative ➤ emotional neglect within family ➤ isolation & silent suffering ➤ escape from toxic home environment ➤ abroad study → healing & rebirth arc ➤ slow-burn emotional romance ➤ self-discovery & identity rebuilding ➤ healing through time, distance & connection 𝑺𝑼𝑴𝑴𝑨𝑹𝒀 𓆩♡𓆪 Amraha grows up in a home where she is never truly accepted. Instead of love, she is met with distance, blame, and silence - eventually being seen as someone who brings misfortune into the lives of those around her. This label slowly shapes her into a quiet, withdrawn girl who carries her pain internally, never allowed to express or defend herself. Her life takes a turning point when her grandfather becomes her only source of warmth and protection. Unlike the rest of the family, he sees her as a human being, not a burden. Through his support, she is finally given the chance to leave that environment and go abroad for her studies - a decision that changes the direction of her entire life. In a new country, away from constant judgment, Amraha begins to experience something she has never truly known before - freedom. She meets people who treat her with kindness, slowly learns independence, and starts rebuilding her broken sense of self. However, healing is not instant; it comes slowly, through emotional struggle, self-reflection, and growth. During this journey, Aliyan enters her life. He is calm, emotionally complex, and observant - someone who does not rush love, but understands silence. Their connection grows gradually, built on emotional depth rather than words, as both of them carry their own unseen struggles. The story follows Amraha's t

Everyone's story has something similar to each other, let's check how many of you have similarities to my writings These are just my thoughts, I don't intend to hurt or curse anyone

Four siblings. One tragic night. After losing their parents in a sudden accident, 22-year-old Farhan is forced to grow up overnight. From a carefree boy to the backbone of his family, he takes on responsibilities he was never ready for. "Main hoon na... sab theek ho jayega," he says- even when he's the one falling apart inside. With Inaya, Aarav, and Saira depending on him, and their friends Ayan, Noor, Kairav, and Eliza standing beside them, this is a story of loss, love, and finding strength in the darkest times.

THE LIFE I WASN'T READY FOR "I spent my entire life preparing to be abandoned. I just never learned what to do when someone finally chose to stay." Elara Mae Villareal has one rule in life: Never become a burden. After losing her father at a young age and growing up with a mother who built a new family without her, Elara learns to survive through the kindness of relatives and the tired hands of her grandmother. So she becomes the grateful girl. The quiet girl. The girl who never asks for too much. When her relatives offer to send her to college, Elara accepts the future chosen for her-an Information Technology degree she never dreamed of taking. Because dreams are expensive. And Elara has spent her entire life learning how to need less. But as graduation slowly approaches, one question begins keeping her awake at night. Where will she go when the people helping her decide they have done enough? Then she meets Caelan Reyes. A boy who notices how often she says sorry. A boy who knows when "I'm okay" means the exact opposite. A boy who doesn't promise to save her. He simply refuses to treat her like someone who needs saving. And somewhere between failed codes, cheap coffee, 2 a.m. conversations, first paychecks, unanswered questions, and a mother who returns years too late- Elara begins to wonder if survival is really the only life she's allowed to have. But loving someone is terrifying when abandonment is the first language you ever learned. And before Elara can build a future with anyone else, she must answer the hardest question of all: Who is she when she is no longer living just to be easy to keep? A story about poverty, family, abandonment, dreams we couldn't afford, and the quiet kind of love that doesn't rescue you- but sits beside you while you learn how to rescue yourself. She was never asking for someone to save her. She just wanted to know where home was.

A knowed singer across the world as the queen of ballads Amy Ross had been expressing signs of depression for years through her songs yet she believes her fans only thought of it as she wrotes songs for the understanding of others she questions her happiness through fame- and her love for music After her largest concert yet she was forced to travel the world and find herself again- that is after she crossed path with 7 mens across the world-

The cafeteria doors swung open again, and Milana didn't need to look up to know who it was. The loud, overlapping voices, the laughter that was always just a little too loud-that was Max and the guys. "Move over, ladies," Jason announced, sliding into the seat next to Heaven. "We're here to bless your lunch period with our presence." Heaven snorted. "Bless? You mean curse." Max slid into the seat next to Milana-close enough that she could smell his cologne. She kept her eyes on her sandwich. *Stay cool. Stay normal.* "So, Mil," he said, his voice casual, "how's the quiz recovery going?" She looked up. He was smiling, that half-smile that made her heart do something annoying in her chest. "Surviving," she said. "Barely." "That's my favorite thing about you," he said, and she couldn't tell if he was joking. "You're always surviving." ...

Born into a home without love, Swathi's life begins with silence. Her parents live together only because society demands it, not because their hearts do. Arguments fill the house, affection is rare, and Swathi grows up watching two people who were never meant to be together. Born underweight at just 2.2 kg, Swathi's father never held her, never smiled at her, never treated her like his daughter. The only person who truly loved her was her ammama, who carried her in a small cloth, took buses across Hyderabad, and fed her goat milk to make her stronger. Ammama became her mother in every way except name. Swathi's childhood is split between two worlds: a middle‑class home filled with fights, and her ammama's rich, peaceful home filled with love. When her little brother Giri is born, Swathi becomes his protector. But even with two children in the house, her parents' relationship never heals. Swathi grows up watching other families laugh, celebrate, and live happily - while her own home remains broken. She learns loneliness early. She learns silence early. She learns strength early. This is the story of a girl who grew up between love and pain... and how she learns to build a life that is finally her own.

Aadhya did everything right-studied, tried, waited. But two years later, she's still stuck. Not because she has no choices... But because every choice feels too heavy to make. While everyone else moves forward, she's left questioning herself, her path, and her pace. This isn't a story about having it all figured out. It's about feeling lost, overthinking everything... and learning to move forward anyway. Sometimes, you're not behind. You're just still becoming.

After losing his father at a young age, a boy struggles to understand the weight of grief and the hardships that follow. As years pass, he witnesses his mother's silent sacrifices and learns that pain does not simply disappear with time. Through memories, loss, and personal growth, he begins a journey of healing, discovering that moving forward does not mean forgetting the people we love. What the Wind Left Behind is a heartfelt story about family, resilience, and the lasting impact of those who shape our lives.

Kev and his dog, Chief, arrive in Japan with nothing but a few yen and a history no one would want. They're searching for a fresh start - but the streets of Fukuoka hold more than unfamiliar faces and language barriers. In the quiet alleys and shadowed corners, something else is watching. Struggling to survive in a land that doesn't speak his name, Kev finds work, food, and fleeting shelter. But as strange entities flicker at the edge of his vision, he realizes starting over might come at a cost far greater than he imagined. Howl If You Made It is a gritty, emotional journey through survival, loyalty, and the thin line between reality and the unknown.

Jizele Smith lives a life that feels small, quiet, and repeated. Between home, school, and the four walls of her room, she finds herself watching life happen to other people instead of living it herself. While others seem to move freely through friendship, adventure, and opportunity, Naledi feels suspended above it all present, but not fully part of it. Music, dreams, and imagination become her escape, while reality feels increasingly distant. But beneath the silence, there is longing for freedom, for connection, for something more. This is a story about growing up in a world that feels too big and too far away... and the quiet hope that life might still open up in unexpected ways.

"A Journey Through the Dark: Finding Light in the Struggle" This deeply personal story takes readers on a transformative journey through the depths of depression, panic attacks, and loneliness. A young girl called nasha, struggling with the weight of her emotions, feels lost in a world that doesn't seem to understand her. As she navigates her darkest moments-thoughts of giving up, feelings of isolation, and an endless cycle of self-doubt-she discovers the power of small steps toward healing. With raw honesty, the author shares her battle with her mental health and the painful yet hopeful process of finding light amidst the darkness. From panic attacks to self-reflection, this book paints a vivid picture of the emotional rollercoaster that is recovery. It's a story of survival, growth, and the resilience needed to break free from the grips of depression.

So I was scrolling around the internet and came across these hilarious teenager posts (althought I am not a teenager myself, I deeply relate) And decided to make a book about them. Non of these are mine, I just really find them entertaining. So yea, hope you enjoy.

Trinette Dionisia D'Amelio Genovese, a sweet, caring, loving, and kind little girl. Torn by her past, abused physically and mentally, both in her home and school. A girl with hemophobia, congenital achromatopsia, and later diagnosed with advanced heart failure where there is no cure and she have little to live. Her parents got divorced before both sides knew she exists. Her mother remarried, her father and brothers unknown of her existence, and her stepfather abuses her and her mother. She was born with congenital achromatopsia- a genetic disorder passed onto her by her late grandfather in her mother's side, a disorder that only allows her to see black, white, and different shades of gray. At the early age of two, her mother died from hit and run right in front of her eyes, leaving her to her abusive stepfather who treats her not more that trash, unwanted and unloved. At the age of 6, her stepfather died because of multiple stabs and loss of blood caused by a burglar, again, right in front of her eyes, causing her to obtain hemophobia- fear of blood. She's just lucky enough that the police arrived before she could end up in the same fate as her stepfather's, left with only a few wounds, scratches, and bruises. By then, she's been in foster care, going to one family to another, most families treated her poorly and shows no interest on her upon knowing about her having congenital achromatopsia. Until one day, a few days after she turned 10, her biological father learned about her and gained custody over her. Meeting her billionaire father and 6 elder brothers for the first time and being able to live with them, only to learn that she already have advanced heart failure a few days after she reunited with her family and got showered with love. How is she going to spend the rest of her life, knowing that the rest of her family would outlive her and that her faith is now set to a stone? Find out in 'Trinette'!

Jay, a teenage boy has escaped from the grasp of his cruel father, taking a train to the wide open New York City. At only sixteen, he has to make a living for himself, so he crafts a new identity. carefully, and strategically. This is his new beginning, a fresh start, no longer as Jay. But as Red. He will choose his own path. ...

Nick and Nisha: A Story of Lost Love, Hope, and Redemption" is a poignant journey of two souls intertwined by childhood friendship and separated by life's harsh twists. From innocent bonds to silent heartbreak, Nick's path through bullying, blindness, and despair is met with unexpected kindness and the enduring hope of healing. As Nick struggles to reclaim his sight and his spirit, Nisha faces her own battles of loneliness and guilt. Together, they navigate the complexities of forgiveness, personal growth, and the courage to embrace love once more. This story honors the timeless strength found in human connection and the quiet power of perseverance - reminding us that even in darkness, light and compassion can be rediscovered.