Long-distance storie

"Who is that girl?" I turned around and answered with a shrug. Thatha wasn't convinced. And Dad looked far too entertained. I should have known better. Because silence worked on most people. On almost everyone. Just not on the two men standing in front of me. Unfortunately, I was related to both of them.

HE LEFT FOR ABROAD JUST AFTER A DAY OF THEIR MARRIAGE, FOR 6 MONTHS....HIS BUA NEVER LEFT A CHANCE TO BRING TEARS IN HER EYES

The Modern White Nights is a sentimental psychological romance set in Dhaka in May 2026, told through ten sleepless nights in the life of a 29-year-old dreamer. The story follows a lonely, introspective lawyer who, after the collapse of a seven-year relationship with Moriom, unexpectedly meets a mysterious young woman named Malena through an online video-chat platform. Their first conversation lasts for hours and quickly becomes an intense exchange about love, trauma, loneliness, mythology, religion, literature, astrology, and the hidden sides of human nature. Both carry complicated histories, and the protagonist begins to believe that their meeting may be more than coincidence. Over the following ten nights, their relationship develops into a strange mixture of romance, mystery and psychological investigation. The protagonist begins searching for the truth behind Malena's contradictory stories, while simultaneously confronting his own tendency to idealize people and his inability to let go. Dostoevsky's White Nights, Kafka, mythology, the Mona Lisa, the Eye of Horus, jasmine, and recurring symbols become intertwined with the events. Ultimately, the story becomes less about getting the girl and more about understanding her-and understanding himself. Malena eventually disappears from his life, leaving him with unanswered questions. On the final night, Moriom unexpectedly calls after years of silence, bringing the protagonist back to the unresolved past just as the new mystery has ended. At its heart, the book is about loneliness, obsession, hope, memory, human connection, and the painful realization that sometimes you can understand someone completely without ever being able to keep them. The book itself describes its central idea beautifully: "white nights always feel the same"-whether in Dostoevsky's nineteenth-century Petersburg or modern-day Dhaka

BOOK #2 IN THE DEVALDI SERIES Evan Devaldi and Noah Peters have survived more together than most people could imagine. Now they're eighteen, engaged, and certain of one thing: whatever comes next, they're facing it together. There's just one problem. Evan joined the Marines. While Evan is sent hundreds of miles away to begin the hardest challenge of his life, Noah is left behind with nothing but occasional letters, an engagement ring, and the promise that this distance is temporary. But growing up has a funny way of changing things. For the first time since becoming best friends in kindergarten, Evan and Noah can't simply reach for each other when things go wrong. They're being forced to discover who they are apart while trying desperately to hold onto who they've always been together. And with a future neither of them can completely control, they'll have to decide whether the promises they made as kids can survive the lives they're beginning as adults. Because sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love. It's protecting that love from everything that comes between us. The sequel to What the Darkness Couldn't Take #5 in Noah

A New York Leo. A New Zealand Sagittarius. It started with a fierce argument where neither of us would back down. It turned into a late-night devotion that neither of us saw coming. How do you hold onto someone when your schedules are completely inverted and a screen is the only thing keeping you together? From acoustic piano ballads written under a warm blankie to sneaking past internet curfews just to play one more game, this is a raw look at long-distance teenage love. Distance sucks-but he was worth the wait.

Some stories begin with a confession. This one begins with two lives, thousands of miles apart. At twenty-five, Y/n has become an expert at hiding her emotions and pretending she is okay. Between corporate world, quiet evenings, and memories she never thought would carry, she's learned that grief doesn't show up loudly and that it is better to accept the things in life that can't be changed. On the other side of the world, Jungkook, twenty-eight, a member of one of the biggest K-pop groups in the world, spends his days under the blinding lights on stage, and his nights searching for pieces of ordinary life he never lived. To millions, he is an idol. To himself, he is just a man trying to remember who he is when the applause in a concert stadium fades. Their worlds have nothing in common. They speak different languages. They live in different countries. They live different lives. Yet, somewhere in the middle of all the chaos, untold words, and most importantly the invisible thread of fate, two strangers begin walking towards a path neither of them imagined. A Thousand Miles To You is a heartfelt, slice-of-life story about grief, healing, friendship, love, family, and the quiet moments that change a person forever. As life takes unexpected turns, and hearts are tested, one question is left unanswered until the very last page: "Is every meeting destined to last, if not, is every parting meant to be final?"

They met between thousands of books in Delhi. She was almost twenty. He was almost twenty-three. She noticed him first-the quiet boy who barely spoke and seemed perfectly content staying away from everyone. She never expected him to become someone she would eventually know better than anyone else. It started with books. Then came conversations. Then something neither of them had planned. Some people enter your life like a passing chapter. Some become the story. And some- become the reason you don't know how to finish it. This is the story of Samiksha and Rudraansh.

𝑽𝒊𝒅𝒉𝒊𝒚𝒊𝒏 𝑽𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒎 - 𝑨 𝑮𝒊𝒇𝒕 𝑭𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝑭𝒂𝒕𝒆 Major Raghav Varma a respected army officer, enters an arranged marriage with Radha Krishnan a calm Chemistry teacher who has quietly carried feelings for him for years. But Raghav has never forgotten the mysterious girl from his past who once left a lasting impression on him. The moment he sees Radha her eyes stop him. He knows them. He has seen those eyes before years ago. But he is unsure if Radha is the same girl he remembers or if she even remembers him at all. As their marriage slowly brings them closer, memories begin to surface and a single jhumka holds a secret that could change everything they thought they knew. Happy ending! Disclaimer: This story is entirely fictional. All characters events places and situations are products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to real people or actual events is purely coincidental. This story is written purely for entertainment purposes.

Seribu cara selalu dimiliki Gazza Mahatma untuk membuat Kaniya Petra tertawa, menciptakan kenangan yang mustahil untuk dilupakan. Gadis itu-adik kelas yang satu tahun lebih muda-adalah sosok pemberani yang dulunya dengan riang mengungkapkan cinta di hadapan banyak orang. Waktu seolah selalu memberi ruang bagi hubungan mereka di masa abu-abu putih ini. Namun, tak dapat dimungkiri, ada kekhawatiran yang menyelubungi benak keduanya: bagaimana jika suatu saat waktu enggan meluangkan ruang untuk mereka bertemu? Entah sanggup atau tidak untuk merelakan, takdir selalu memiliki titik nadirnya sendiri bagi setiap insan yang dinaunginya. Di sinilah mereka sekarang, di gazebo depan SMA Pelita Bangsa. Tempat yang menjadi saksi bisu saat Kaniya mengutarakan cintanya, dan tempat yang kini kembali menjadi saksi saat ia harus melepas sosok paling berharga dalam hidupnya setelah dua tahun menjalin kasih. Gazza menggenggam erat kedua tangan Kaniya, menatap netra indahnya untuk terakhir kali sebelum ia harus terbang menuju belahan bumi yang lain untuk waktu yang cukup lama. Kali ini, bukan untuk mengakui kesalahan, melainkan untuk menitipkan sebuah harap. "Kalau pun nanti dunia berubah dan kita menjadi orang asing, aku akan tetap mengenali matamu di keramaian mana pun," ucap Gazza lirih. "Kita hanya berpisah sebentar untuk menjemput masa depan kita masing-masing. Berjanjilah padaku, saat kita bertemu nanti, kamu sudah menjadi lawyer yang keren." Gazza terdiam sejenak, lalu melanjutkan dengan nada yang lebih dalam, "Aku yakin Kaniya, jika dua orang memang ditakdirkan untuk melengkapi, ia pasti akan pulang ke arah yang benar. Dan arah itu adalah aku. Kita pasti akan bertemu lagi, Kaniya." Gazza merogoh sakunya, mengeluarkan gelang yang diam-diam ia susun sendiri model bracelet kesukaan Kaniya. Dengan telaten, ia memasangkannya di pergelangan tangan gadis itu, sebelum akhirnya memberikan pelukan terakhir. Ia harus segera pergi menuju bandara, menuju negeri kincir angin itu. Belanda

We started as nothing. Just late-night replies and empty conversations. But somewhere between the 2 AM and the days I didn't want to wake up - you became the only thing keeping me here.

A poem inspired by an inside joke

Mritunjay Agnihotri a NDA cadet bore a name that meant "conqueror of death," yet his presence was defined by a quite, grounded simplicity. In his early twenties, he possessed a fair complexion and flawless skin that effortlessly drew the admiration-and envy-of those around him. Standing at a striking six-foot-one with the taut, disciplined build of a dedicated soldier, his most mesmerizing feature was a pair of beautiful dark blue eyes inherited from his mother, eyes that frequently spoke volumes more than his quiet mouth ever would. He was a rare blend of brilliant intellect, shy demeanor, and an unshakeable, calm composure that made him instantly adored by everyone who crossed his path. But that impenetrable fortress is about to collide head-on with a storm named Shailee Saxena. Shailee was a striking contradiction of effortless brilliance and chaotic energy. Blessed with a warm wheatish complexion, sharp features, and deep dark brown eyes, her most defining feature was a dense, hip-length mane of brownish-golden curls that mirrored her wild spirit. Bubbly and fiercely confident, she outstanded every room she entered and excelled at nearly everything she touched-whether dominating in sports, painting, dancing, etc. currently aiming to complete her degree of Journalism. What would happen when a certain family function would bring them together? . . . . "Kabhi aapko darr nai lagta?...ki koi itni aasani se itni jaruri wajah kaise ban jaata hai ghar aane ki?" "Pehle nai lagta tha...fir tum mili" "Toh mujhe bas aapki ghar aane ki wajah mat banaiye jay," "mujhe apni laut aane ki jagah bana lijiye.." . . . . For the love that began with shy glances and softer smiles, where every little moment felt like a secret, and every heartbeat knew before they did. For the love that was meant to be spoken, but remained between the lines, for the words that waited patiently for their moment- and for a heart that chose duty, before it could choose to confess.

𓂃 ࣪˖ एक फौजी से मोहब्बत 𓂃 ࣪˖ TROPES ♡ Major × Teacher ♡ Arranged Marriage ♡ Soft-hearted × Disciplined ♡ Slow Burn Romance ♡ She Falls First, He Falls Harder ♡ Distance & Waiting ♡ Love × Duty ♡ Family Comes First ♡ Unspoken Feelings

**What happens when the person you've known for years finally becomes real?** Y/N never expected an online friendship to become one of the most important relationships in her life. For years, she and Chris stayed connected across thousands of miles-talking, laughing, sharing pieces of their lives, and slowly becoming closer despite the distance. Every so often, Chris would make the journey from Korea to Pennsylvania just to watch her perform with her choir, turning a friendship that began through a screen into something that felt surprisingly real. Eventually, the two of them make a plan to close the distance. With Chris helping make the trip possible, Y/N finally finds herself on her way to Korea-not as a fan meeting her idol, but as a friend finally getting the chance to spend real time with someone she's known for years. What neither of them expected was how much their relationship could change once there was no screen, no distance, and no ocean separating them. New friendships, music, unexpected opportunities, and feelings neither of them are quite ready to name begin pulling Y/N into a world she never imagined would become part of her life. Because sometimes, the person you've been waiting to meet isn't a stranger at all. **They're someone you've already known all along.**

Zaraiah's summer vacation at the age of 5 years old, in Japan takes a magical turn when she meets Luca Verune, a mysterious boy with captivating eyes and an aura unlike anyone she's ever known. What begins as a chance encounter unfolds into an unforgettable journey of childhood innocence, unexpected connections, and the bittersweet promise of a love story yet to bloom.

Elif Ansari never expected a reckless night on the racing tracks to bring someone like Haider Qureshi into her life. He's a successful businessman with a guarded heart and a past he refuses to talk about. She's stubborn, ambitious, and impossible for him to ignore. What begins with rivalry soon turns into an unexpected connection, filled with arguments, laughter, secrets, and feelings neither of them saw coming. But when two people collide, sometimes it's not just their worlds that change.

Shri thought starting over would happen only once. She was wrong. It began with a notification from a stranger. Everything after that was a series of beginnings disguised as endings. Not a professional author. Just someone writing her life before she forgets how it felt. Inspired by true events.

He came back to Nepal for a vacation. He never expected to fall in love with the girl who would make him want to stay. Saatvik Dhital has spent years building a life abroad. Successful. Confident. Reserved. To everyone in Kathmandu, his return is nothing more than a long-awaited vacation-a few weeks with his family, old memories, good food, and then a flight back to the life he built overseas. Until he meets Idika Bhatta. Idika is a cheerful pre-primary teacher who finds happiness in tiny things-messy classrooms, children's laughter, evening walks through Kathmandu, and a cup of hot chiya after a tiring day. She has no idea who Saatvik Dhital really is. And she certainly doesn't plan on falling for him. Their first meeting is a disaster. Their second is even worse. But somehow, their paths keep crossing. Between rainy Kathmandu afternoons, momo dates, school functions, Dashain celebrations, Tihar lights, family gatherings, and a trip to the beautiful streets of Pokhara, Saatvik slowly discovers something he never expected- he doesn't want to leave Nepal anymore. But love isn't always enough. His life is abroad. Her dreams are in Nepal. His family has expectations. And Idika refuses to become someone else's reason for giving up her own dreams. When misunderstandings pull them apart and Saatvik is forced to choose between the future he built overseas and the woman who has become his reason to come home, one question remains: Can love convince him to stay? Or will the distance between two worlds become too much for them? Because sometimes... you don't realize you've found home until you're afraid of losing it. Saatvik Dhital × Idika Bhatta A slow-burn Nepali romance about coming home, finding love, choosing yourself, and discovering that home was never a place-it was always a person.

Clara only planned to stay in Chelan for the summer before heading back to New York. Then she met Caleb Dawson. Former football star. Small-town favorite. The kind of guy who makes you forget you were ever planning to leave in the first place. But somewhere between late nights at The Family Bean, lake days, and a summer that suddenly feels too short, Clara starts realizing some things are a lot harder to walk away from than you expected.

This is the story of two souls that know each other but never get to stay together. When fate keeps them apart, how will they find the door that opens up to their world together ???