Literature Stories

"He was the nation's 'Ice Man.' She was a poem he didn't know how to read."💌 Neil Malhotra, is the Captain of the Indian Cricket Team-a man defined by statistics, strategy, and a cold, impenetrable public persona. He lives in the roar of stadiums and the flash of paparazzi.❤️‍🩹 Nidhi Sharma, is a Literature student who lives for the quiet corners of the university library. She know a 'cover drive' from a 'leg-break,' and she prefers the company of dead poets to living legends.🩷 When a chance encounter in a dusty library aisle turns into a secret friendship, the Ice Man begins to melt. But in a world where every move is scrutinized and every headline is a weapon, can a love written in the margins of books survive the glare of the floodlights? From secret "chai dates" to "national scandals", this is a journey of finding a 'thikana' (a home) in the most unlikely of hearts.☕🏏 Trope: Grumpy x Sunshine | Secret Romance | Opposites Attract | Slow burn ❤️‍🔥

Kashi Sharma has exactly three goals in life: raise her twelve-year-old brother, keep her job and survive each day without forgetting anything important. Unfortunately, she's failing at the last one. Between missed alarms, school projects, overflowing inboxes and a brother who remembers deadlines at the worst possible moment, Kashi's life is already chaotic enough. The last thing she needs is another problem. Then Arth Singhania arrives. As India's most powerful Kingmaker, Arth is the man politicians trust, billionaires listen to and entire industries fear disappointing. He is disciplined, controlled and always ten steps ahead of everyone else. For years, he has run empires from behind closed doors. Now he's moving his operations to Mumbai and somehow, out of hundreds of employees, Kashi Sharma ends up becoming his assistant. Arth likes order, Kashi attracts chaos. He plans everything, she survives one crisis at a time. Working together should be impossible. Falling for each other should be worse. But when late nights, impossible deadlines, and shared flights begin turning into something more, both of them discover that the biggest problem in their lives might just be each other. And neither of them knows how to solve it.

❝Maybe I'm too busy being yours to fall for somebody new ❞ He writes songs that make millions feel butterflies . But when it comes to her, he can't write a damn thing that doesn't hurt. She is used to being a footnote, he is used to being the headline. Clara Bell was the quiet overachiever - the girl who hid behind perfect grades and classic books. Alex Turner was noise incarnate - chaos,spotlight and the rockstar everyone wanted a piece of. She only meant to work part-time at a library. He only meant to escape the chaos for a while. She never planned to be his muse. He never planned to be her downfall. Neither meant to find home in the wrong person. But now they're tangled in a story that sounds a lot like a love song - and hurts twice as much. Because some love stories aren't made for the spotlight. They are made to wreck you.

This is just a short glimpse of how love in poetry can look and feel like. If you've ever been in love, are in love or search for love, dear reader, this is for you. <3

❝𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞, 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐥𝐲, 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐢𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐲 𝐬𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐬𝐢𝐧, 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐬𝐢𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮'𝐥𝐥 𝐛𝐞 𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐭.❞ ✧ [ W. Shakespeare ] ────୨ৎ──── Juliet Nolan is a young woman trying to survive Welton Academy after a difficult past. Her grandfather, the school's principal, gave her strict and clear rules to follow, but in a place where a single mistake costs everything, what would happen if she broke them? ────୨ৎ──── [ a Dead Poets Society fanfiction ] [ Charlie Dalton x fem!oc ] [ third person pov ]

A quienes aprendieron a sonreír antes de aprender a hablar de lo que dolía. A quienes alguna vez sintieron que ninguna palabra era suficiente. Y a quienes siguen encontrando un poco de esperanza en la delicada costumbre de mirar los detalles.

Jake Hill is just a regular 11-years old boy who's moving to a new home at the city of Neighborville. Finding the city weird and not that impressive at all, Jake doesn't have that many expectations like his sister, Lila, until the day that the secrets of the city start to unfurl around him. Now allied with his new friends, Jake becomes the new hero that the city needs as an old and forgotten threat suddenly rises and wreaks havoc into the city. Will Jake and his new friends be able to save the city? Or have they already lost since the start?

•----------------------------------• I didn't ask to be a dam demigod. I didn't ask for this dam Phoenix. I didn't ask for these dam feelings. But gods, I LOVE that guy. •----------------------------------• In which, a girl apart of Cabin 17 ventures in her own story whilst her lover completes his part of a prophecy. Roads get bumpy, crossroads seem impossible to choose, islands seem timeless. What will this girl do when she gets granted too many blessings to handle? •----------------------------------• Love you, Uncle Rick.

Written under pen name Vaelith orwyn

Literacy in a growing world is important. This textbook aims to enrich students in the vast developing realm of literature through reading, speaking, and writing. Students will develop their literary and literacy skills the more they enrich themselves in this textbook. This textbook is aligned with the QETSA (Quality Education for Teacher and Student Academics) Curriculum.

She spent her whole life becoming the person everyone needed. The perfect daughter. The dependable sister. The friend who never said no. The girl who smiled so often that no one noticed she was quietly falling apart. Amaira has always believed that love is something you earn by sacrificing your own dreams, hiding your pain, and putting everyone else before yourself. But when buried memories begin to surface and long-forgotten truths refuse to stay hidden, the life she carefully built starts to unravel. Some stories are about finding yourself. This one is about what happens after you've spent a lifetime losing yourself. Half Remembered Prayers is a slow-burning, emotionally charged literary drama about family, grief, hidden truths, and the invisible weight carried by the people everyone thinks are the strongest. "When you are not fed love on a spoon, you learn to lick it off knives."

A collection of midnight thoughts, random observations, unanswered questions, and poetic reflections on life, loneliness, memory, hope, and everything in between...

A speaker wrestles with longing, grief, and thwarted devotion. Night, rain, and burning waves mirror an ageless heart consumed by passion and sorrow. Questions of worth and purpose arise-a humble steed seeking redemption, a maestro fearing the loss of his song and belonging, a woman bound by a path shaped by stolen prayer. An unsung hero, wordless with rage, is lost between life and death, propelled only by the hard "steel" counsel of his father-now entombed-that both burdens and guides him. Overall, it's a meditation on love, loss, and the struggle to find meaning under the weight of fate and memory.

Sophia Bellaflores, an 18-year-old high school student, found herself living alone for one month after her mother left for a business trip. For her not to get bored, she decided to host a small event consisting of different snowboarding games with her neighbors, for the prize of getting one of her baked goods. When that one winter night was supposed to be fun and lively, a mischievous teenager stole one of her goods and caused chaos. How will Sophia stand for her principles and help her friends who became victims of his antics? How does this silly little encounter between the two change her life?

If you were given the chance to become a bystander in your favorite Harbinger's life, how would you react? Even if it meant becoming his test subject first...

The Forgotten Ones are a section of the population that are considered too far gone. They are commonly solitary, though sometimes will build a relationship with a few others. Blood relation isn't something they cherish or even know. The Vitals tried to provide aid to the Forgotten Ones, but there was no use. Victor and James are two forgotten ones bonded by something their kind cannot seem to grasp. Not only that, but Victor is literate. They are more well-off than most of the Vitals, but refuse to come out from the shadows. Until they meet her. The day she came, everything changed. Nothing would be the same. Ever again.

What happens when the love of your life arrives years too late... or perhaps right on time? After disappearing from her hometown without explanation, Theia has spent years building a life far away from the memories that haunt her. Focused, guarded, and terrified of attachment, she convinces herself that love is a distraction she can survive without. Until fate places her directly back in the path of Aether - the boy who loved her quietly at twelve and never truly stopped. Now a successful photographer with patience carved from devotion, Aether re-enters Theia's life like a storm she never prepared for. While he offers certainty, warmth, and a love that has endured distance and time, Theia is trapped in a war against her own fears. Fear of commitment. Fear of returning to the past. Fear of becoming the reason someone good breaks. As old feelings grow impossible to ignore, Theia must decide whether love is something she deserves - or something she is destined to ruin. Told through vulnerable conversations, aching longing, and emotional self-discovery, *Eris* is a contemporary romance about timing, trauma, and the terrifying beauty of being truly seen. It is a story for anyone who has ever loved deeply while doubting themselves just as deeply.

This Book is not a story based book, but a book to understand the fundamental functions of the Cheetah Power world. This is crucial if you are planning to make a Cheetah Power based book. Also, if you are an scammer, do not even try. I see your every move.

Something stirs in the Feasting Forest. Sackmen skulk through ruin and shadow. Parties must be attended and gods must be thwarted. Imp and Ogre gather allies and take their carriage deep into a lawless corner of the Middlings. Can they stop the Man-God? Will the Grovekeeper plant his wicked, wailing trees once more? There's space in the carriage if you want to find out. A Middling Tale follows the adventures of Imp and Ogre. They travel the Middlings in a magical carriage, doing their best to make things better. Don't call them Wanderers! That would be illegal and get them strung up by the Guarantors. No, no, they just like to travel. It's not their fault that so many people need so much help. Imp has lived quite a life and has only barely left her teen years behind her. She hides a revolver under her gray-blue longcoat, itself containing deep pockets full of magic and mechanism. She is no mage but she does like a good advantage or two. Ogre is a monster in a land he used to know so well. He drives the carriage, sitting atop the vehicle in a somber cloak with a deep hood. Tongues of blue flame rise from the dark holes on his otherwise featureless face. Old scars mingle with patching and discolorations on his alabaster skin, thick as a statue yet almost warm to the touch. They travel through the Middlings, the Land of Crossroads; a loose alliance of independent polities wedged between larger nations, the sea and other wild places. Monarchies and oligarchies share borders with communes and republics. Millions of people live, love and laugh in their own ways. The Accords, and the Guarantors thereof, have the Middlings together for hundreds of years. The ties that bind are unraveling. The final Age of Wanderers has dawned. This is the first book in a series. The story is "complete" but I'm still fine-tuning the manuscript. Comments are always welcome.

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