Historias de Missedconnection

Book Girly x Biker Boy Kiara has one love. Books. In stories, everything makes sense. In real life, she is the girl her friends say never takes risks. So she decides to prove them wrong. So she takes a ride on a stranger's motorbike. Sonny has one love. Riding. It is the only thing that makes him feel free. Love has never worked out for him. He's lost hope in love. Until a girl asks to take a ride on his bike. But by the time he can grab her number, she's gone. He tries to find her. But despite his best detective skills, she doesn't show up. Until a week later, he notices her walking into a bookstore. This time he's determined to grab her number. Sonny wants nothing more than to impress Kiara. So, he picks up a book. But it's not what he expected it to be. Now he's reading about romantic dragons and faeries? Now he's in Kiara's world. And Kiara finds herself wanting more of Sonny's world.

i posted this as a story cuz why not. i'll post this on Craiglist tomorrow or something idk.

two strangers who had their moment and then lost it. __________ extended summary inside.

She orders takeout. He delivers it. For three days before Valentine's, they notice each other across doorway exchanges - brief moments that feel like something more. Then everything changes. A contemporary romance about quiet connection, second chances, and the moments that arrive when you're not looking.

A series of unrelated encounters in which two people make a connection, but are too shy or otherwise unable to exchange information

How we try and escape through anything but moving forward

Samantha is unapologetically married to her corporate job. Her life is perfectly ordered around logic, deadlines, and a strict rule to never depend on anyone. But a desperate need for caffeine on an exclusive, snowy mountain peak completely shatters her autopilot navigation system. Enter a charming stranger with an impossible accent, a missing can of soda, and a trail her expensive office shoes were never meant to handle. When she looks up from tying her laces to find him gone, her deepest defense mechanisms trigger. Believing she's been humiliated, she flees the mountain and locks the memory away. She thinks it's over. She has no idea she just became a ghost to a man who isn't used to losing anything. She left no name, no number, and no footprints-but he has no intention of letting her walk out of his life. Samantha thinks she escaped the mountain untouched. She's about to find out how wrong she was.

A woman stuck at a crossroads sits down at a park bench. She's joined by a strange man, also stuck at a crossroads, who's determined to have a conversation with her.

Sometimes all it takes is one touch to change everything. Sebastian Dalton is content filling his head with stories and learning how to repair his beloved books. That is until the night he met her, at once it felt like forever, all the years of wishful thinking believing love like that only happened in his books and yet here it is -- plain as day. But does she feel the same way? Clara Shaw doesn't believe in love. In fact she has sworn to remain independent until fate intervenes. Annoyance turned to anticipation turned to anxiety in a matter of seconds and she had to get out of there. Love didn't exist for her yet the feelings for him remained constant no matter how far she ran.

I always say every story worth reading is about a romance of some sort. This is a short story about a lost connection on a crush I had at university.

In the middle of an unsettled, and unsettling, evening, Jude meets Clare again in an unexpected place. What he learns will make him question his sense of himself, and will eventually change both of their lives. A standalone story associated with my novel The Ferryman. Wanna read it?

„Maybe in Another Life" Some people are meant to meet. Some are meant to love. But not all are meant to stay. Leon Vale never believed in fate, until the night he met Sienna Solis. A chance encounter under city lights, a connection too strong to ignore. She was fire, he was gasoline, and together, they burned. But life has a cruel way of pulling soulmates apart, and love isn't always enough to rewrite destiny. This is a story of missed moments, late-night dreams, and the kind of love that lingers long after it's gone. Because sometimes, no matter how much two people want each other... The universe has other plans. But maybe, just maybe, they'll find each other again. Maybe in another life.

Kapag nasa industriya ka ng showbiz, ang hirap magtago ng nararamdaman sa isang tao. Hindi lahat ng piniling manahimik, walang nararamdaman. Minsan, may tao na pinilit talagang manahimik dahil natakot silang masira ang kung anong meron sila sa tao na iyon - kahit pa kapalit nito ang pagkakataong maging totoo sa nararamdaman nila. Para kay Rafael, sapat na ang makita si Dwey araw-araw, kahit hindi siya ang dahilan ng mga ngiti nito. Pero nang dumating ang araw na pinilit ipareha si Dwey sa iba, doon niya narealize kung gaano kasakit ang manahimik. "The Words I Wish I Had Said" is a story about missed chances, unspoken feelings, and the kind of love that never had the right timing. Kasi minsan, hindi mo kailangang mawalan ng tao para masabing nawalan ka - minsan, sapat na 'yung hindi mo nasabi.

THIS STORY IS AN ORIGINAL REVERSE HAREM, CONTAINING A POLYGAMOUS RELATIONSHIP. THIS WILL BE UPLOADED AS A COMPLETED, STAND ALONE ROMANCE NOVEL, AS PART OF THE FAB DAY EVENT ON THE ACADEMY FB PAGE. The summer before college. It was supposed to be her first step into the world beyond the familiar, a chance for Esther Carmichael to leave her parents and her small town behind, if only for a week or two, before she stumbles headlong into the next chapter of life. It was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime - until it all went wrong. Finding herself stranded in a service station in the back end of nowhere, with a lifelong friendship in tatters and only thirteen dollars to her name, Esther can't see how things could get much worse. What she needs is a miracle, but those just don't happen to girls like her... Then she accepts a ride from a young man riding a Harley. One minute, her whole world is ending; the next, she's being swept along on an altogether different type of road trip. 'The Suicide Run: The most dangerous motor sporting event on Earth!' Spontaneously sworn in as the newest member of the Las Vegas Silverbacks, the two-time, reigning world champions, Esther quickly realises that she may have bitten off more than she can chew. She knows she should leave before she gets in too deep, before she becomes too attached to the four-man team who are convinced she's their ticket to a third, undefeated title, but walking away is never that easy. Not when it becomes clear she's a natural. As summer draws to a close, she'll have to decide, once and for all, which path to take. Can she turn her back on the life that's waiting for her back home? Is it worth giving up an education, a shot at a conventional life, if she has finally found her dream? What is she willing to give up, in order to follow her forever after? One decision. One choice. One spontaneous moment of madness is sometimes all it takes to embark on life's greatest adventure. Cover by @rosebud024

Three years of silence. One unfinished conversation. A confession that came too late-or maybe just in time. This is a true story of what almost was. Of quiet crushes, awkward Snapchats, unspoken feelings, and the one message that changed everything. I never thought I'd talk to him again. I never thought I'd say what I really felt. And I definitely never thought he'd reply. But he did. And that night, everything shifted. This is the story I never thought I'd write... but couldn't keep to myself anymore.

I missed the chance to connect. Even in the moment, I had this feeling I was never going to forget you. There was something just so perfect about you, I looked into your eyes and I felt like I was looking into the eyes of true beauty and for a moment we connected more than I've ever connected to another person. I stared. You stared. I walked right by you, and I did not say anything. My entire life I have always initiated conversations with men. I always initiate every communication. I am a spark, and my spark was dead. I chose not to eat that night and I think I missed out on that connection because I chose anorexia over happiness. I am done. I am no longer choosing vanity, some false sense of perfection and discipline over MY AUTHENTIC SELF. I am sad I missed the connection. I am sadder I've missed out on living for almost two years now. My 2026 New Year's Resolution is to eat more and work out less. This is the dream resolution for many people, but it is my current, deepest fear. Once I feel fully recovered, I'm going back to that bar. It is a 45 minute drive from my place, but I'm going to go every Friday and Saturday night until I see him again. It will be worth it.

​"It was 5:30 AM on a freezing February morning when I first saw her staring at me on the bus. I thought it was just a coincidence. I was wrong. ​From a crowded bus to the 8:02 train from Harihar, fate kept pushing us together. She was Lavanya-a brilliant young banker with a love for chocolates and a smile that disarmed me. I was just a traveler trying to keep his religious fast. ​For one hour, we shared a seat and a lifetime of conversation. But in a story defined by shy hesitations and unspoken words, would a single train ride be enough? Or would the memory of her spectacles, her scarf, and that final, lingering look back at Kadur station remain a 'what if' forever? ​A true story about the gravity of a chance meeting and the regret of the words we leave unsaid."

It's funny how an ordinary day can turn into something unforgettable- even when it has no chance of continuing. The same schedule. The same place. The same faces. Until one fleeting look changed everything. And then life played its card, and it ended right there. Maybe he hesitated. Maybe he made a mistake. Or maybe some moments are only meant to exist as a what if.

An experimental story that follows the emotional journey of Vivian (Vivi), a woman approaching her mid 30s, who is trapped in an unfulfilling marriage with her husband, Sebastian. Despite their shared intellectual pursuits, Vivi finds herself yearning for something deeper-a connection she once glimpsed with Julian, a man she had a love for in college but never pursued. When she unexpectedly runs into Julian after fifteen years at a bar called the Blue Hour, old feelings resurface, leading her to question her choices, what might have been and consequently, everything about herself.

In a world of weddings, exes, and lots of champagne, Camsy Colbert, the ex-wedding planner had her wedding crashed. When the prophet asks who objects to her wedding to the one true love of her existence, Parker Wellington, someone, somewhere, in the middle of the church puts a hand up. What follows is a rollercoaster of emotions, heartbreak, a failed wedding, and an uproar of her past failed relationships. But what stings the most is the possibility that Parker Wellington, might not be as in love with her as he claims he is.