Longing Histoires

"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 which Sitara Kashyap loves Aagney Vishwanathan in silence, leaves to forget, and returns only to realize he was never meant to be forgotten. -

They started as nothing. Two kids in a quiet neighborhood where dreams felt too big and life moved too fast. Julian Carter was destined for greatness-the kind of boy people believed in before he even proved himself. Football was his way out. His promise. His everything. Diana Ly was different. Quiet. Brilliant. Untouchable in a way no one could quite understand. While he fought his way forward, she built hers in silence-law books, late nights, and a future that didn't include distractions. But somehow... they became each other's almost. Late nights in the library. Feet brushing under the table. Words never said. And a jar of origami stars-each one holding a wish they were too afraid to speak out loud. Until the night everything changed. Julian gets the call. The NFL. His dream. His way out. His family is crying. Screaming. Holding him like they'll never let go. And Diana... walks away. She doesn't look back. By the time he realizes, she's already gone. And no matter how fast he runs- he's too late. Now he has everything he ever wanted. Fame. Money. Power. But the one person who mattered most? She became the one thing he couldn't have. Years later, they meet again- not as the kids they once were, but as two people shaped by choices, distance, and everything they never said. Because some love stories don't end. They break. And sometimes... they come back when it hurts the most.

A chance meeting beneath falling cherry blossoms was never meant to change anything. Liwei, a duty-bound prince, lives a life shaped by expectation, where every step is chosen for him and every path leads back to the palace. Meixiu lives beyond those walls-quiet, hidden, and untouched by the rules of his world. When they meet in the mountains, it is nothing more than a moment. A song. A glance. A quiet conversation that should have meant nothing at all. But then it happens again. And again. Not enough to call it fate. Not enough to ignore it. As their paths continue to cross in the spaces between their worlds, something begins to grow-soft, unspoken, and impossible to place. Because some connections are not meant to be rushed. And some are not meant to exist at all.

They met when everything still felt possible. At Montclair Institute, where rankings mattered, rumors spread fast, and music had a way of making strangers stay, Vivienne never expected to find comfort in someone like Riven Vergara. He became her first safe place. Her first duet. Her first almost. But some stories don't end when people walk away. Two years later, Vivienne is trying to rebuild a quiet life far from the past she left behind-until fate places Riven back into it. Now living across the hall from the one person she tried hardest to forget, she's forced to face the question she never truly answered: What really happened between them? And why does forgetting him still feel impossible?

She loves him-quietly, truly, and without doubt. But her love never fully becomes something he can hold onto or something that grounds him. It exists more in feeling than in presence. So he remains caught in a quiet contradiction: cherished, yet still alone in the space between them. He is fully loved in heart, but never fully held in reality.

Why do you fear the stars?

Doctor's Little Ardhangini A story set in 90's with that innocent heart The Age's are a little unacceptable in today's time, but in 90's they were normal, so think of it like that only Meera Garg - A 16 year old girl, who lost her parents in an accident and this left a big wound on her. Aryan Goyal - A 20 years old boy, who is currently studying for getting admission in MBBS abroad ( london ). So, what will happen when these two will cross paths. Stay tuned to know about it.

for my future husband. if I find you may Allah unite us ♡

"I was always there-just never the one she turned to." The kind of love that doesn't always end in forever-but still leaves a mark. Because sometimes, the right people don't meet at the right time... And sometimes, letting go is the most honest form of love.

He rules the world through control. She moves through it with grace. He is a man carved from silence and arrogance, feared for his dominance, untouched by mercy. Pain taught him to build walls so high that even love was never meant to reach him. She is a Kathak dancer-disciplined, divine, and dangerously gentle. Her feet remember stories the world tried to erase, and her eyes carry a softness that refuses to be afraid. When their paths collide, it isn't love at first sight. It is tension. Resistance. War. He wants possession without vulnerability. She offers devotion without surrendering herself. But she doesn't tear down his walls-she waits beside them. And in her stillness, he begins to unravel. The man who never needed love finds himself starving for it. The woman who believes in rhythm learns the cost of choosing a broken heart. In a world ruled by power and silence, their love is a slow-burning rebellion-dark, disciplined, and devastatingly tender. Because some loves don't save you. They ruin you... beautifully.

(WIP) Poems from all different stages of my life, regarding primarily romance, albeit not towards the same individual all the way through. Enjoy! Versek az életem mindenféle különböző szakaszából, főleg a szerelem témájában, de nem feltétlenül ugyanarról a személyről szól végig. Jó szórakozást! DISCLAIMER: Suicide and self-harm mentions. FIGYELMEZTETÉS: Önygilkosság és önkárosítás említések.

A poet and a romantic- that's Nicolas de Cáceres. Nicolas, the youngest son of the de Cáceres family is an alloy of pessimism and optimism, a mixture of hope and despair. He navigates life with both courage and cowardice. He's the grey between black and white. He's a sudden rain in the midst of a sunny day. But what if life casts another stone on his already burdened heart, will he still be able to endure?

She attended the wedding to survive it. He was never supposed to matter this much. What started as quiet conversations, familiar laughter, and accidental comfort became something neither of them expected to rely on. And somewhere between family gatherings, inside jokes, late-night conversations, and moments that felt too easy to leave behind, they became part of each other's lives. The problem? Some feelings arrive softly- and still manage to change everything.

"If this is our first meeting... why does it feel like I've known you for ages" I don't know him. At least, that's what I tell myself. But the way my heart stumbles when he is near... His eyes feels like a forgotten memory...His face seems like that blurred face of my dreams "I don't remember loving you... but my soul does." "I didn't believe in past lives-until I met her and felt like I was already too late." I didn't met her. But the way my heart reacts- like she's something I've already lost- scares me more than it should. Because somehow... "It feels like I'm about to lose you... all over again." Two souls. One unfinished love. And a fate that refuses to let them rest. Because some love stories don't end- they wait... to be rewritten.

This is a poem that you might like if you find comfort in emotion, introspection, and the quiet spaces between things left unsaid.

I greet the wind like an old friend, knowing I have found my place.

Chen Lina and Zhou Jianyu were once childhood neighbors until she moved away to Beijing. Six years later, they meet again and what begins as a quiet reunion slowly turns into love. But just as they find each other, life pulls them apart once more... only to bring them back again years later, when everything has changed.

In 2023, Tom moves into a small flat in Bethnal Green and finds something wedged beneath a loose floorboard - a rental agreement signed forty years earlier by a woman named Sarah Harper. Then he finds her note. And then another. Across decades, through scraps of paper and the quiet of an old wooden floor, two lonely people begin to speak to each other. Sarah in 1983. Tom in 2023. Both convinced they are invisible. Both certain no one will ever really see them. But the notes they leave behind say otherwise. A story about time, tenderness, and the unexpected ways we are found.