Melancholicvibes Stories

Part 1: He was born to be the kingdom's weapon, but she might be the first thing he's ever chosen for himself. He's the kingdom's golden boy. Famous. Untouchable. A sword prodigy with a perfect name and a rotten home. She's a poor girl with dirt under her nails and a family she'd burn the world for. Mallory Dulcee only wanted work. Jonah Kinley only wanted to be left alone. But when she's hired onto his estate, their worlds collide in the most dangerous way: late-night training, stolen moments, secret walks home, and a connection that feels like sin in a city that worships status. And when the wrong people notice, "romance" stops being cute and starts being deadly. Because Jonah isn't just a noble boy. He's Royal Hand. And falling for the wrong girl might cost them both everything. Part 2: He promised he'd come back. Then the King declared war. Now Jonah Kinley is trapped behind enemy lines with a shadow team, a mission nobody is allowed to question, and a hooded monster of a commander who smiles like he enjoys pain. Back home, Mallory is left with letters... and silence. They write to survive: love, fear, prayers, jealousy, guilt. Every page pulls them closer, even as the world tries to tear them apart. And when Mallory becomes a target, she learns the hard way that being "Kinley's girl" isn't a compliment... it's a threat. Meanwhile Jonah is changing. The war is changing him. And the man pulling the strings wants Jonah to become something worse. They can survive a kingdom at war, but can their love survive what the war turns him into? This is just a first draft so do with that as you will. Also, this may sound stupid but thank you to everyone who has viewed my story. I appreciate you all so much!

These poems are fragments of love, loss, and the delicate weight of memory. They speak of love that slips through fingers, of moments that vanish before we can hold them, of shadows that linger long after the light is gone. Hiraeth is for anyone who has ever missed a place, a time, or a person they can never return to, but still carries in the corners of their soul.

Before the badges. Before the battles. Before the world knew their names... There was a boy with messy hair and a girl with a scraped knee. Serena Yvonne met Ash Ketchum one summer in Pallet Town-just a girl lost in the woods and a boy with a warm smile who helped her find her way. For her, that moment was unforgettable. But for him... it faded with time. Years later, their paths cross again-older, stronger, chasing dreams through distant regions. Ash doesn't recognize her. But Serena never forgot him. Not the kindness in his voice. Not the ribbon he tied around her finger. Not the promise he made before they said goodbye. Now, traveling by his side, Serena hides her past in every smile... waiting for the moment he remembers. Because once upon a time, they were something... before they were anything. Before rivals, before champions... Before We Were Us.

They promised not to change. But time sharpened him into a strategist and her into a weapon. Once lovers. Now rivals. One box. Two rings. A buried love that refuses to stay dead.

When Hogan is forced to spend a weekend at his dad's new girlfriend's house in the countryside, he isn't expecting much beyond awkward conversations and simmering resentment. But when he meets Raphaella, his soon-to-be stepsister, everything changes. Raphaella is quiet, guarded-just like Hogan. They both resent the idea of their parents' relationship, but as they're thrown together to entertain Hogan's little sister, an unexpected connection begins to grow. Hogan finds himself drawn to Raphaella in ways he never expected, even though he knows it's wrong. After all, he already has a girlfriend, and Raphaella could soon be family. As Hogan grapples with grief, loyalty, and forbidden feelings, he must navigate the blurred lines between family and something more. But as the tension between them rises, Hogan realizes that Raphaella might be feeling the same way. In a world where everything seems to be changing too fast, Hogan will have to decide what matters most: the family he's trying to hold onto, or the connection he can't ignore.

In a world where dancers usher in the seasons and a game determines fate, Ashar meets someone who was never meant to exist. This is the story of a dance - one that was never meant to end. And of a love the game itself could never have foreseen.