Lighthouse Stories

When Ash wakes up on his birthday, Eiji is already gone, so Ash thinks Eiji has forgotten his birthday. But would Eiji really forget his birthday? Eiji had always told him that it's important to celebrate dates like these, that he had been reborn and had been given a second chance, a new life with him in Japan. He had promised him he would always make this day unforgettable and special for him... So why has Eiji not planned anything for his birthday? Eiji has no poker face, so surely Ash would have noticed something? What's even worse, Ash had accidentally taken over a shift at the café on his birthday and couldn't cancel it again. Will Ash still be able to celebrate his birthday with Eiji? And how will everything turn out?

မီးပြတိုက်တွေက သင်္ဘောတွေကို လမ်းပြပေးတတ်ကြတယ်။ ဒါပေမယ့် တစ်ခါတလေ သူတို့ကိုယ်တိုင် သွားရမယ့်လမ်းကို မေ့နေတတ်ကြတယ်။ -hanying-

The scent of salt on the breeze, the fog, the chill and the autumn. The laughter, the lobsters, the murmur of the sea. The glow of a lighthouse. A wistful song sung in a pub. The liquor, the night, the crack of a bat striking the ball. The voice of a grandfather with countless tales to share *** According to some legends, the sea is the home of everything we have lost, of what we never had, of broken wishes, of sorrows, of the tears we've shed. I wonder if, down there among the waves, in all that blue, my forgotten heart is there too -Harry

Feeling out of place in a city that mistreats and overlooks his kind, Aki longs for peace and solitude. When he stumbles upon an unexpected opportunity to escape, he seizes it. But as he settles into his new, quiet life, he begins to wonder: is the freedom he craved hiding secrets of its own? A feel-good, uplifting tale of healing, self-discovery, and the quiet strength found in unexpected places. Rating: Contains zero sexual, offensive or inappropriate content. Does contain some brief references to historical violent encounters. Rated PG/10+

Matty Dove had 18 months to try and find a buyer for her late grandmother's lighthouse. A buyer who, she hoped, would not only buy the lighthouse, but love the village so much that they would invest time and money into saving the community. In 18 months, the Newfoundland government was shutting down Tuckamore Bay and all the residents were to be relocated to different parts of the province. With the uniqueness of Tuckamore Bay and its history and secrets, Matty felt comfortable that she could find a buyer. After several failures, a man by the name of Bill Williams did buy the lighthouse. Now all Matty had to do was convince the handsome young man to invest in the community and perhaps in her as well.

[ONESHOT]. "𝑳𝒆𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒎 𝒓𝒂𝒈𝒆. 𝑳𝒆𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒏. 𝑨𝒔 𝒍𝒐𝒏𝒈 𝒂𝒔 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆, 𝑰 𝒂𝒎 𝒉𝒐𝒎𝒆." ── .✦ To the rest of the world, the Lightkeeper of Nod-Krai is a terrifying phantom who guards the dead. But as you brave a brutal winter hurricane to spend your birthday in his tower, you find the ancient guardian waiting with quiet devotion, determined to be the hearth that keeps your fleeting mortal flame alive. OR: In which you almost freeze to death on your birthday, but it's okay because your eldritch horror boyfriend has heated towels, heavy blankets, and a cake that leans to the left. He also forgot to buy a candle for the cake. fluff. tooth-rotting domestic fluff. cross-posted from ao3 © xnuitt / dreaa TAG RANKINGS: • #2 in "flins" (7/12/2026)

--- THE LIAR'S TIDE --- Elena Voss has been dead for three years. At least, that's what the town of Port Morrow believes. She wears the ring. She tells the story. She weeps on command-a perfect widow performing grief like a prayer she's forgotten the words to. But there was no husband. No accident. No tears. Elena Voss is a lie wearing a woman's skin-and she's almost convinced herself it's true. Then a stranger walks into her bookstore. He carries a photograph of a man with her face. A man she's never met. A man who calls himself her husband. A man who's been searching for her across oceans, through years, through the wreckage of a life she never lived. And he's not the only one coming to Port Morrow. The fog is rolling in. The tide is rising. And Elena's lies are about to drown everyone she's touched.

This story takes place at their second year in Izumo when Ash will turn 20. They're a couple for around 1.5 years and happy. But for Eiji his promise of forever means until death separates them. For Ash, however, it means until Eiji will leave him. He only knows abandonment and is convinced Eiji will leave him, too, after some time. All the people he loved did the same, after all. Ash tells Eiji not to celebrate his birthday since his existence caused endless deaths and celebrating it feels wrong to him. Eiji is sad about that request but still promises him that they won't celebrate it and Ash assumes the issue is solved. Knowing Eiji's stubbornness, however, he should have known better... Instead of celebrating, Eiji gives him a present by taking him on a little trip and teaching him what unlimited freedom feels like. And that isn't all. At dusk, Eiji plans to ask Ash something that will forever change their lives. Something he meticulously planned for months... Will Eiji's plan succeed? A story about pure freedom, a promise and undeniable proof of Eiji's love that surprises Ash.

At thirty-two, Emma leaves behind a string of failures for the most isolated job she can find: tending a remote Scottish lighthouse. She expects solitude. She doesn't expect James - the previous keeper, a man fleeing grief so heavy he can barely speak of it, training her before he disappears back into his guilt. What follows is a slow-burn story about two broken people learning that running from pain and running toward purpose can look the same from a distance, but aren't. Emma discovers that the crushing responsibility of the light - the fear that failure could cost lives - is also what teaches her she can carry weight and keep going. James, meanwhile, has to decide whether love means staying safe from loss, or showing up anyway. Told across storms, letters, and long-awaited visits, it's a quiet romance about grief, isolation, and the kind of home you build by simply refusing to let the light go out.

Her entire world crashed right in front of her, Dunni lost her right, properties, freedom and the most important jewel_mother to the hand of a monster disguise as a man. No evidence, yet Dunni must fight to avenge her and regain everything that was lost.

❝The oceans are not silent.❞

Locals swear that evil spirits inhabit Flannan Isle, where three lighthouse keepers vanished, leaving cryptic clues behind. Before Merlin became a famous magitech inventor, he was a young magus with a dark secret. Solving the baffling lighthouse mystery with one of his gadgets could secure the launch of his career. That is if the world is ready to handle what he uncovers. *** Inspired by the real-life mysteries of the Flannan Isle Lighthouse disappearance, Bennington Triangle folklore, and a prompt for Sci-Fi Holiday Contest: "We all know a time machine can't be built. But what if there was a camera that allowed filming events in the past?" This short story is a standalone prequel to The Netherspawn Series.

Compilation of Spoken Word Poetry by Celeste Mada

Some say that destiny cannot be altered, cannot be read, cannot be seen or felt, but destiny can be imagined. What are the basis, then, if we want to call something "fate" or "destiny". Do they keep on changing, or do they have one specific purpose. Nevertheless, these things appear all the time, for all the right reasons. Destiny is something fate needs. Yet in our story, our characters find themselves into time, where they imagine their positions and fix their past lives. And our story starts, where our story should start. The beginning.

Carowyn lives in a lighthouse far away from humanity. In a time where no one sails the seas, is it even worth her staying there?

It's another stormy night at Bob's Burgers. However, tonight, two lives are going to change. Is it a for the better? Well, if these two stopped bickering long enough, maybe things could.

Peter is an evacuee from London, sent to the countryside to escape the bombs. While there he has to stay with his old Aunt in the lighthouse, but one day he finds herself in another world, Gatreger, where nightmares are coveted and people soar.

In "The Haunting of Mørketårnet," a group of friends in a remote Danish village embark on a fateful journey to uncover the secrets of a mysterious lighthouse on a desolate island. Their curiosity leads them to unearth forbidden knowledge and encounter malevolent spirits, setting off a nightmarish chain of events that leaves their village deserted and serves as a chilling warning about the perils of delving into the unknown.