Missedchances Stories

takes place in 1990, a year after graduation. mike hadn't seen will since then and hearing that he was coming back to hawkins was a stab in the chest.

Some love are loud, celebrated, and easy to see. Others live in shadows..burning quietly, shaping every choice, every heartbeat, every breath. Iniya was never the girl anyone would notice. And yet, she loved Surya with a depth no one could measure, a courage no one could imagine, a devotion no one could understand. Time passed. Life moved on. And yet, some truths refuse to stay hidden. Some hearts refuse to remain invisible. After all the silence, all the fear, all the choices made, she had resolved to face the one person who had unknowingly shaped her world. Not to reclaim what was lost, not to change the past,but to finally stand,unhidden, unafraid, whole. Because some closures are not given,they are taken. And some loves, no matter how hidden, demand to be remembered. This is the story of one such love. She fell in love as a girl and survived it long enough to admit it as a woman. - Nilaa

I thought I moved on from my first love. Until the rain brought back everything I tried to forget.

What happens when you suddenly come across a forgotten friend's missed email? Does the email contain hidden meanings? Do you feel trapped in the present or in the past after reading the email?

Includes poetry about broken hearts and broken souls. With Rainbows of joy in between. Just like life. This is my first attempt at poetry.

They were childhood friends before the world told them to be careful. Same village. Same memories. Same silence that slowly grew between them. She noticed first. He felt it too-but never moved. This is not a love story about endings. It's about restraint, timing, pride, and the kind of bond that stays even when people don't. Almost Us is for anyone who loved someone they were never allowed to choose.

Short Stories.

You never promised to return. You never promised to love. All you said was, We will meet after four years. It wasn't a vow, not even a hope-just a sentence, yet I built a world around it. A world where I count down the days, writing to a boy who may never read these words. For 1364 days, I will hold on to nothing, because even nothing has you. This is my story-of love, longing, and the foolish ache of waiting for someone who never asked me to.

Sa email, may dalawang klase ng recipient. Yung main recipient, siya yung kausap, siya yung pinaparinggan, siya yung may say sa desisyon. at yung CC, naka-copy lang, kasama sa updates, pero hindi kailangan mag-reply. Hindi hinihingan ng opinion, hindi required isama sa final decision. And Gano ako sa buhay niya. Kasama ako sa proseso. Alam ko ang mga nangyayari. Naroon ako sa mga mahihirap na panahon. Pero kapag may pipiliin na, hindi ako yung kausap, hindi ako yung tinatanong, hindi ako yung kasama. Naka-CC lang ako, kaya ang kwento na 'to ay hindi tungkol sa iniwan, Ito ay tungkol sa hindi tinanggal, pero hindi rin pinili, at minsan, yun pa ang mas masakit.

They stood at the platform, two tickets, two trembling hearts, and a choice neither of them made. The train never came-or maybe it did, and they were too afraid to board. The Train That Skipped Our Station is a soft tragedy about missed chances, the silence between decisions, and the haunting ache of "almost." It's a love story that never fully happened-stuck in the space between leaving and staying, hoping and hesitating. Some trains never stop. Some people never leave. And some hearts live forever in the moment they let go without moving.

She fell for him at first sight. He never knew. Years pass, lives change... but some feelings never fade. One Last Chance is a story of first love, missed chances, and the heartache of what could have been. Will they find a moment to finally speak the words they've kept hidden for so long?

Aiden's final letter held everything he never said-regret, love, and a farewell he never expected. But fate was cruel. Before he could send it, he was gone, and the letter remained-unread, unnoticed, lost to time. Sophia would never know how much he had missed her.

This is a story about how a person came to love themselves Sorry it's not the best blurb as yet. I'm still deciding the best way to summarise the story,

Years have passed, and the world kept turning - but in the quiet corners of his heart, her name was never forgotten. Time scattered them to different places, different lives, but fate, in its cruel irony, brought her back into his world. The boy, now a man shaped by longing and what-ifs, felt the familiar storm rise again. Yet as he looked into her eyes, he saw not the love he once dreamed of rekindling, but the reflection of a life that no longer included him. And so began his silent battle - between the love that remained and the reality that crushed it.

A short story about life, love, tragedy and missed chances.

Friends make the best lovers, or so they say. I wouldn't know, because you don't feel the same way. Wish I'd seen this coming... but I'm three years too late.

My Romeo, I'm sorry. Love, Juliet

Prepare yourself for the allure of new beauty, romance, sweet lies, and the unveiling of both delightful and clandestine mysteries beyond the veil of regret. [Unveiling whites] Featuring Vhane Casmio, Sandria Garcia. While I can't reveal the other characters just yet, get ready, to embark on a journey through the Veil of Regrets. DS: Regrets remind us of past mistakes and missed chances, but letting go of them helps us move forward and start fresh. Embracing this new beginning allows us to open a new chapter in our lives. (I'm not a professional writer, so my grammar is incorrect sometimes. I'm just writing this for fun, but it can also be read by you. I appreciate it.)

It was just another rainy morning. Until it wasn't. A missed step. A quiet apology. A face that lingers in memory longer than it should. He didn't ask for her name-he should've. He didn't expect to see her again-he did. But not everything returns the way it left. Set in the spaces between moments and the silence after goodbyes, "Half a Heartbeat Late" explores how the smallest encounters can echo the loudest.