Longing Stories

Anne Ashworth is a lonely woman, starving for love. She gives Wyatt Collins her heart, her home, and everything she has. He gives her nothing but broken promises. By the time he realizes the depth of her love, it's already too late.

She carried a love she never spoke of. Hidden in stolen glances, in the quick flutter of her heart, and in quiet duas only Allah knew. But life doesn't always give us what we hold onto. Sometimes it breaks us first, only to shape us again. And in the silence of letting go, when she thought love had slipped away forever, another story was quietly unfolding... one built on patience, on prayers she never heard, and on the mercy of Allah who always gives better than what He takes. It is a story of longing and surrender, of unanswered prayers that were never unanswered at all, reminding us that sometimes the love we chase is not the love that was written for our soul. Dive into her story to taste the ache of loving and losing, to walk through the moments that felt like endings, only to see how every turn was carrying her closer to the goodness Allah had written all along. #1 in Islam- 18.06.26 #1 in faith- 22.06.26 #2 in longing- 28.06.26 #2 in hijab- 12.07.26 #1 in devotion- 22.07.26

He saved the nation. She saved lives. They couldn't save their marriage. *** Abandoned at birth, Olivia never stopped hoping that one day she'd find a family of her own. That chance came when she turned 14 and the wealthy Hilton family adopted her. But reality hit her hard as soon as she realized she was merely a replacement for the Hiltons' missing daughter, Caroline. On Olivia's 24th birthday, the Hilton family announced her marriage to Clayton Bradford, four years her senior, the most sought-after bachelor in town, and the man she had secretly loved from afar. She thought he could learn to love her too. But four years later, he still couldn't forget Caroline. Just as Olivia discovered she was pregnant, Caroline returned, shattering any chance she had of Clayton truly loving her. Faced with the painful reality that she could never compete with his first love, Olivia asked for a divorce and left her husband.

This is the direct continuation of 𝑭𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝑳𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑯𝒊𝒔 𝑺𝒐𝒏: 𝑩𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒂𝒑 (𝑩𝒐𝒐𝒌 2). What really happened that day in the hospital? Was confronting Dewraj a mistake? And why did everything change after that night? The answers lie in the final chapter of the Longing Series. No one is the same anymore. Abhi carries the weight of a mistake that was never truly his. Ansh shoulders responsibilities far heavier than his age should allow. Adhir burns with anger toward the person he once called brother. Aarav stands in the middle, trying desperately to keep his family from shattering completely. And the rest... they are surviving in their own silent ways. But one thing binds them all together. Grief. The grief of an absence that echoes in every corner of the house. Someone's father. Someone's friend. Someone's brother. And the one who once held their fragile world together.

This book is a direct continuation of the story started in Father Longing for His Son (Book 1).For the best reading experience, start with Book 1 Continuing the emotional journey of Kunj and Ansh, this sequel explores their complex father-son relationship. Kunj confronts his past, seeking healing and a deeper connection with Ansh. Together, they navigate challenges, strengthening their bond. Abhi's support guides them toward forgiveness, understanding, and love. Alongside Kunj and Ansh's journey, this book also explores the tender progression of Abhi and Akshara's love story, as they navigate the complexities of their relationship, overcoming fears and doubts to discover the true essence of love. "Disclaimer: The father character in this story exhibits emotional vulnerability and childish behavior at times, deviating from conventional paternal norms. Readers are advised to proceed at their own risk " Tropes Fatherhood Brother like Friend Brotherhood A sprinkle of Love story

"They were supposed to be friends. But somewhere along the way, they became everything." Jules Maybank has spent her whole life surviving-surviving a broken home, an abusive relationship, and the kind of pain that never fully leaves. She's mastered the art of pretending: perfect smiles, brushed-over bruises, and telling everyone she's fine when she's falling apart inside. She's the tough one. The quiet storm. The girl with sharp eyes and softer scars. John B. Routledge has always been her constant-ever since she ran into him in the third grade with juice box hands and wide-eyed wonder. He was her secret first love, her middle school boyfriend, the one who saw her before the world broke her. But that was then. And this is now. Now, she belongs to someone else. Now, she's the girl behind guarded eyes and walls too high to climb. And John B? He's just trying to keep his own world from falling apart. But as fate keeps pulling them back together-late-night conversations, unspoken glances, shared silence where words don't reach-John B starts to see what's been right in front of him this whole time. That maybe Jules Maybank isn't just his past. Maybe she's his future. And Jules? She starts to realize that love doesn't have to hurt. That maybe she doesn't have to shrink herself to be wanted. That maybe, just maybe, she can be loved like she's the only girl in the world-by the one boy who always saw her, even when she couldn't see herself. In a world that's torn them down, can they choose each other? Or will love slip away before either of them is brave enough to reach for it? He was the calm in her storm. She was the light he didn't know he needed. And together? They might just be everything.

In a home divided by distance and silence, two brothers grow up holding onto each other. Their father lives elsewhere - in another mansion, another world - with a new wife and a stepson who watches life pass from the loneliness of his hostel room. Distance and silence stretch between them, yet hope whispers softly - love has a way of finding hearts, even those separated by truths. Three boys. Three hearts waiting for something they can't name. And yet, somewhere between the ache of absence and the whisper of forgiveness, their paths begin to cross - slowly, gently, painfully. Because sometimes, even when love leaves... it finds its way back in another form. This is not a story of broken families - it's a story of a hearts learning to hope again.

Sadie spent twelve years watching other kids get chosen-while her real family lived in comfort without her. When a social worker uncovers the oversight that kept her in foster care, she's sent back to the father who lost her through a bureaucratic error, and the four brothers who never stopped missing her. But returning doesn't erase abandonment. Sadie is furious. Her brothers are relieved but resentful. And her father carries a guilt that threatens to break them all. Home is a battlefield of memories and unspoken blame, and forgiveness is not guaranteed. Yet beneath the anger lies love, waiting-unsteady, uncertain, but still alive. Healing takes time. Trust takes longer. But after everything, Sadie may finally learn what it means to be wanted.

a poetry book based of my thoughts and feelings

Nora Hart wasn't supposed to survive that rainy night. Then a stranger stopped, sat beside her in the storm, and asked for one thing: A promise. Months later, college offers the fresh start she desperately needs, until she meets Rowan again. As their lives become tangled together, Nora discovers that Rowan is hiding far more than he's willing to admit. And the closer she gets to him, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because what happens when the person who saved your life is the one slowly destroying his own?

The Curse of a Decade Aarush Malhotra had spent years trying to forget her. After completing his Master's abroad, he had every reason to stay. A successful career, a comfortable life, and a future his parents had carefully imagined for him. Yet, against everyone's expectations, Aarush returned to India. His parents couldn't understand why. They couldn't understand why their son would willingly walk away from the life he had built overseas, especially when he had no obvious reason to come back. Aarush never told them the truth. Because the real reason wasn't his career. It wasn't his family. It was her. A girl he had known for years. A girl who had unknowingly occupied a place in his heart that no one else could ever reach. But there was one problem- She didn't love him. At least, that's what Aarush believed. And perhaps that was why he had never confessed. Instead, to make his parents accept his decision to return to India, Aarush agrees to marry Shivi, his family's longtime friend-the woman his parents have always believed would be perfect for him. It should have been simple. A new country. A new career. A new life. A new wife. And yet, no matter how hard Aarush tries to move forward, his past refuses to let him go. Because some people don't leave your heart just because they leave your life. And sometimes, loving someone means carrying a secret you know you can never tell them. Aarush loved her. She never knew. Or perhaps... she knew more than he ever realized. Ten years. One unspoken love. One life-changing decision. And a truth that has remained buried for far too long. Because the greatest curse isn't loving someone who doesn't love you back. It's never knowing whether they ever did.

there are dreams you forget by breakfast. and then there are dreams that stay. the ones that leave you wondering what happened, what was said, and why they still hurt after you've woken up. dreamlog is a collection of those dreams.

The Human Map is a collection of raw, rhythmic verses tracing the paths of endless longing, the weight of societal expectations, and the beautiful, messy connections that prove we are never truly unalone. Read it when you find yourself searching for happiness. Will your world end, or will it mend? Find your path inside.

The Art of Loving is not a guidebook, nor a promise of perfect love. It is a collection of moments-where affection begins, falters, breaks, and learns how to soften again. This book is for those who love gently. For those who love imperfectly. For those still learning how to love without losing themselves. The Art of Loving written by: syrynah © All Rights Reserved

Saadiq - mere saat aap na insafi kar rahi hai. Inaya - Acha? Vo kaise ? *said while folding hands looking at him* Saadiq *bend down little to her level, smiled little* - aap sab par haqq jatati hai. Sivai mere. Aap chahe to mujh par bhi haqq jata sakti thi. Aap chahe to mujhe apna banaqe haq-e-meher bhi le sakti thi. ⋆｡°✩⋆｡°✩─── 𝜗𝜚 ───⋆｡°✩⋆｡°✩ A story of a boy who loves her like breathing , can do anything for her and prays for her. And a girl who doesn't believe in love , has tawaqqul upon naseeb. Yet loves him silently while ignoring him , hurting him , still praying for him to reunite in halal. ⋆｡°✩⋆｡°✩─── 𝜗𝜚 ───⋆｡°✩⋆｡°✩ 𐙚 Based on Real life incidents. 𐙚 English is not my first language. 𐙚 Its my first book. I'll try my best to be clear and kindly ignore my mistakes.

just a simple loki x sylvie story that takes place after season two. its a passion project so no biggie im not sure if its a slow burn, its just quick on emotions slow on actions if that makes sense? there is alot of thinking, reflection, self discovery(?) idk i had the whole story already written in my head and so i decided to write it :) (sylvies timeline is set to more modern day)

Evie Wisp has been dead for centuries. She has watched generations of students pass through Elderic Sanctuary Academy, a hidden refuge where vampires, werewolves, ghosts, witches, shapeshifters, and stranger things learn what it means to belong. Most of them never know Evie is there. She has grown accustomed to being unseen. Then Dorian Ashford arrives. He's a vampire from one of the supernatural world's most respected families, captain of Elderic's lacrosse team, impossibly handsome, infuriatingly confident-and exactly the sort of boy Evie should know better than to fall for. Especially considering she's dead. But something about Dorian is different. The more Evie finds herself drawn into his world, the harder it becomes to remain nothing more than a ghost haunting the edges of everyone else's lives. And when fragments of Evie's forgotten past begin surfacing, questions surrounding her death threaten to uncover secrets Elderic has kept buried for centuries. Between enchanted lacrosse balls that occasionally grow legs, midnight markets, ancient towers, jealous hearts, supernatural secrets, and a romance that should be impossible, Evie may finally discover what happened to her. But the answer to an even more frightening question remains: What happens when a ghost falls in love with someone who is still alive? I'd use that same core blurb on both platforms so the branding stays consistent.

There are some things you don't lose because they were never yours to begin with. A person who never loved you back. A friendship that slowly became a memory. A version of yourself you had to leave behind. Words you never found the courage to say. *Never Mine* is a collection of poems about wanting, losing, becoming, and letting go-about the people we couldn't keep and the pieces of ourselves we left behind trying to do so. For everything that was almost. For everything that mattered anyway. *Some things were never mine. I loved them all the same.* - X

Bundles of short-stories and proses. - shout out to those amazing poets that inspired most of these stories and those who gave me bittersweet memories. xo, c.t.

Longing, love, desperation, desire (a need to want or cry out for someone so bad you miss them)