Loveandego Stories

𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐃𝐞𝐞𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐇𝐨 𝐆𝐚𝐲𝐢 Some love stories do not begin with confessions. They begin with eye contact. A crowded school corridor. Exams. Silent glances. Friends teasing. A name that suddenly starts feeling different. Kashvi never planned to fall in love. She was strong, dramatic in her own cute way, slightly possessive but pretending not to care. She believed she had control over her heart. Until him. Avyansh was not trying to impress anyone. He did not even know that someone was noticing the way he walked past the classroom... the way he stood near the gate... the way his presence alone could change someone's entire mood. This is not a fairy-tale palace love story. This is school corridors, silent crushes, unread messages, jealousy over small things, and overthinking at 2 a.m. It is about that one person who does not even realize they are becoming your favorite thought of the day. It is about friendship turning confusing. About ego and innocence colliding. About being mastani on the outside but slowly becoming deewani on the inside. Inspired by real emotions and real moments, this story captures the intensity of teenage love - pure, dramatic, confusing, and unforgettable. Because sometimes... You do not fall in love loudly. You just look at someone once - and your heart quietly chooses them.

Aishu lives two lives. To her family, she's just a simple IT employee. Quiet. Responsible. Predictable. But behind the scenes, she runs a world of her own - a truth she's not ready to reveal. Aadi is observant, calm, and always in control. He understands people easily. Until he meets her. Something about Aishu doesn't add up. Her silence feels louder than words. Her eyes hide more than they show. The closer they get, the more questions arise. The more he tries to understand her... the more she slips away. Two lives. Two secrets. One unexpected connection. And a girl... he just can't read.

The final year is supposed to be about memories, goodbyes, and second chances. But for Anu, it begins with irritation. She doesn't care about popularity. She doesn't care about rules-breakers. And she definitely doesn't care about Karthik-the boy everyone knows, admires, and talks about. Karthik has everything: confidence, charm, and a reputation that follows him everywhere. He breaks rules, tops exams, and never takes life seriously-until he meets the one girl who refuses to notice him. Anu is focused, fearless, and determined to make her last year count. She sees through attitudes and doesn't hesitate to call out arrogance. Caught between them is Kavi-lively, observant, and quietly torn between loyalty and unspoken feelings. What begins as late entries, sharp words, and silent stares slowly turns into something far more complicated. Ego clashes with emotions. Friendship is tested. Interest grows where irritation once lived. In a classroom filled with secrets, pride, and unfinished feelings, this final year will change everything. Because sometimes, the people who annoy us the most are the ones who end up mattering the most. ✨ LAST YEAR - where irritation turns into interest, and the end becomes the beginning.

Novel Description of "STRANGERS - We Used to Be That Close" At the beginning of high school, Naira never expected that meeting Kai would become one of the most unforgettable stories in her life. What started as a simple friendship between classmates slowly grew into a close bond through small habits that felt warm and comforting. Throughout the journey, Nayla was always there as Naira's closest friend-the person she trusted to share her stories, tears, and confusion when everything slowly began to change. However, relationships without clarity often create feelings that grow too deeply in silence. Misunderstandings, ego, and fear of losing each other slowly destroyed the closeness between Naira and Kai until they eventually became two strangers walking through the same school. "STRANGERS" is a story about a love that never had a name, about someone who once felt like home but slowly turned into a painful memory. This novel portrays how closeness can turn into distance, and how someone learns to let go in order to save themselves.

An enemies-to-lovers tale where silence speaks, eyes challenge, and hearts surrender long before pride does.