Mixedsignals Stories

ʚɞ ━━━━━━ A quiet, overlooked student unexpectedly gets paired with the school's most untouchable girl through a compulsory tutoring arrangement set by their math teacher. What begins as awkward sessions filled with tension and misunderstandings slowly turns into something neither of them knows how to name. As unfamiliar feelings start to surface, both are left navigating confusion, doubt, and the fear of what it might mean if they stop pretending it's nothing. highest ranking(s) #1 in popular #3 in romance-friendship #4 in queer

In 2024, I met him in a chemistry lab. I was quiet, invisible, and perfectly fine being on my own until Jayce walked up to me and asked what I was doing. That one small moment turned into conversations, laughter, late nights, and a friendship that slowly became something more. But we never said it. We never had to. Because somehow, we both knew. In 2026, he left for the US. And just like that, our story was put on pause. No closure. No confession. Just a distance as friends. Now it's 2034. At my best friend's wedding, surrounded by people celebrating forever, I came face-to-face with the one person I was never supposed to see yet. Jayce.. The boy I almost had. The boy who might still have my heart. And the worst part? It feels like I'm about to fall for him all over again.

Between a Smile and a Sigh, Aveline Collins thought she had life mostly figured out... until Charlie Bushnell appeared. One minute he's teasing her, the next he disappears, leaving her guessing whether he's joking, flirting, or just impossible. Every glance is a question, every smile adds to the confusion, and somehow she can't tell if she's laughing with him or falling for him. In a world of half-said words and nearly-meant intentions, Linny starts to realize that the most confusing signals are the ones you can't ignore. Between the eye contact that lingers a moment too long to feel like nothing and the conversations that seem too easy to mean something Linny gets lost in the confusion of trying to figure Charlie out.

It started as an ordinary housekeeping OJT. I wasn't looking for love, and I certainly wasn't expecting anyone to leave a lasting impression on me. My focus was on learning, working hard, and making the most of the experience. But somewhere between cleaning rooms, walking through hallways, lunch breaks, and quiet afternoons, I found myself noticing someone. A room boy with a poker face, unexpected kindness, and a habit of calling my name when I least expected it. At first, it was nothing more than small moments-a smile, a greeting, a message, a reaction to my posts. Moments that seemed too ordinary to mean anything, yet somehow memorable enough to stay with me long after the OJT ended. As the days passed, I found myself wondering if there was something more behind those glances, conversations, and gestures-or if I was simply reading too much into them. The closer our last day came, the more I realized that some questions would never be answered. Years later, I still find myself looking back on those memories and asking the same question: Did it mean something, or was it just another ordinary chapter in someone else's story? A heartfelt coming-of-age story about uncertainty, quiet connections, and the moments that stay with us long after they're gone.

A gothic poetry about heartbreak, receiving mixed signals, and one-sided love.

Eloise was incredibly intelligent and consistently placed at the top of her class. She enjoys painting and hopes to work as a doctor in the future. Kaius is a prime example of a playboy and a bad student; he regularly misses class, smokes, and play with girls. But after he met Eloise, the soft-hearted girl, it all changed. But what if Eloise forgets everything?

"mixed signals" hurts more when both characters are scared for different reasons. New episodes are post on every "Tuesday".

He was the town's star basketball player-charming, popular, and the exact boy my mom dreamed of for me. But to me? He was just someone I didn't care for. Until things got messy: my own sister fell for him too. And while everyone waited to see who he'd choose, Kian vanished without a word-leaving only silence behind. Three years later, life moved on. I'm graduating soon, set to take Political Science, and there's Granty-my classmate, my constant companion, the boy who makes my heart race... but only ever gives mixed signals. Everyone swears we're together, yet we keep calling ourselves "just friends." But far away, Kian never really forgot. Even as he became a top student, a leader, and the team captain-with girls lining up for his attention-his thoughts always drifted back to the girl he could never have. This isn't a story of destined love. It's about tangled feelings, hard choices, and the quiet truth: sometimes the one everyone thinks is yours... was never really meant to be. HE WAS JUST A PLAYER I DIDN'T LIKE. UNTIL HE BECAME THE ONE YOU COULDN'T HAVE-EVEN IF YOU NEVER WANTED HIM TO BE YOURS

What if the hardest part isn't falling for someone? What if the hardest part is understanding whether they ever felt something too? Between Signals and Silence follows a girl's journey through unexpected moments, unspoken feelings, confusing signals, and the spaces between what people do and what they never say. A story inspired by real emotions, real mistakes, and real memories.

People always thought Jayce was hard to read. Quiet feelings. Half-finished sentences. Jokes instead of honesty. He mastered the art of caring without ever admitting he cared at all. But behind every "nothing" was something he never knew how to say out loud. After years of leaving, returning, and pretending his feelings for Diva were easier to ignore than face, Jayce finally tells the story from his side-the side nobody ever saw. Jayce realizes the hardest part was never falling in love with her; it was knowing that he had to leave anyway. Torn between wanting her and wanting to protect her from the heartbreak of loving someone who never stays, Jayce spends years pushing down feelings that only grow stronger every time fate brings them back together. Because sometimes love isn't about not feeling enough. Sometimes it's about feeling too much at the wrong time. The Things I Never Said is a slow-burn emotional romance told from Jayce's perspective-a story about hidden love, quiet sacrifices, and the painful reality of loving someone deeply while convincing yourself that letting them go is the kinder choice.

This one's for the yearners.

📖 Description Si Sophia ay isang hopeless romantic na biglang nahulog kay Zach-ang lalaking hindi mawari kung gusto ba siya o hindi. Isang araw sweet, kinabukasan malamig. Isang beses nangunguna sa pagpaparamdam, tapos biglang parang hindi kilala. Ano ba talaga?! Habang patuloy siyang nag-ooverthink sa mga mixed signals ni Zach, dumating ang isang sitwasyon na magpapabago sa lahat. May mga salitang dapat nang sabihin. May pusong dapat nang pumili. At sa huli, may isang dapat nang bumitaw... o lumaban. Isang kwentong puno ng kilig, pagtataka, at matinding desisyon. Ano ang pipiliin mo-manatili at umasa, o lumayo para sa sarili mong kapayapaan?

The Bali Situationship Bali dikenal sebagai pulau dengan pantai yang indah, matahari terbenam yang memukau, dan orang-orang yang ramah. Setiap tahun, ribuan orang dari seluruh dunia datang mencari kebebasan, petualangan, dan bahkan cinta. Namun di balik foto-foto romantis, makan malam di tepi pantai, dan janji-janji manis yang terdengar sempurna, ada kisah yang jarang dibicarakan. Kisah tentang hubungan tanpa kepastian. Tentang seseorang yang menginginkan kedekatan, tetapi takut pada komitmen. Tentang perhatian yang terasa seperti cinta, namun tidak pernah benar-benar diberi nama. The Bali Situationship mengangkat realitas modern tentang situationship, mixed signals, dan hubungan tanpa status yang semakin sering terjadi di Bali. Sebuah cerita yang mengajak pembaca melihat perbedaan antara kata-kata dan tindakan, antara harapan dan kenyataan, serta antara cinta yang tulus dan kenyamanan sementara. Karena terkadang, hal yang paling menyakitkan bukanlah ditinggalkan. Melainkan menyadari bahwa hubungan itu tidak pernah benar-benar dimulai.

It started with a right swipe on a dating app. A struggling novelist who doesn't believe she'll ever be someone's first choice. An architecture student who refuses to talk about his past. What begins as awkward chats and mixed signals slowly turns into something neither of them expected. But when trust issues, family expectations, and unspoken feelings stand between them, will their story become a love story or just another unfinished chapter?

She likes him, but he's sending her mixed signals. Will she ever get a straight answer from him?

A love story not so lovable. In a world of love and peaceful relationships, there is Jessica. She will learn and try to figure out what she actually wants. Will she find love? Discover Jessica's love adventure to find out!

In a world where signals meant for traffic lights take on a life of their own, one woman finds herself ensnared in a maze of mixed messages and hidden meanings. What starts as innocent exchanges of signs and signals soon leads her down a path of uncertainty and heartache. She allows herself to be swayed by the flicker of hope in his eyes, believing there's a chance for something real between them. But as she delves deeper, she discovers she's merely a pawn in his game-a gateway car to his desires, but never his true destination.

"What are we than?!" he bellowed. "More than friends." ~*~*~*~*~ Carson Jones, the nerd of the school. He was famous for his results, well famous for letting him help other people that forced him to do their homework. You see, he wasn't that kind of strong boy.. he was weak. This was another why people bully him, as an advantage of him being weak. Even though he was a nerd, that doesn't mean he isn't rich. It was that fatal day when he met, Owen Davis, the boy who lighted up his life. ~*~*~*~*~*~ Owen Davis, a idol in people's eyes. He was a angel in everybody's eyes, why? he was charming, kind, everything that made people have a good impression of him. Well unlike other stories, Owen is not that rich kid going around, showing off. He was more like a gentleman. It was that day, when he was partnered with the biggest school freak, Carson Jones, the boy who thought he was special. ~*~*~*~*~*~ Warning ; gay (I'll include more things if I plan to change the story in the future.)

Kaira Naidh is just trying to get through senior year of high school. Not only does she have to impress college admission officers, but she also has to prove to her parents that she can be a successful singer at The Julliard School. After scoring the lead part in her school's Song Soirée, Kaira is given one last shot at proving herself. For her choir practices, Kaira has to get to school early and leave late every day. She finds out that Carter Morrison, a senior she's never spoken to, conveniently lives a few minutes away from her, and also conveniently has practice at the same time as her. Much to her dismay, Kaira has no other choice than to shove her ego aside and ask the arrogant, yet unfortunately hot, moron for car rides. Strangely enough, Carter and Kaira's chaotic hour-long conversations of arguing, yelling, and flirting are one's she starts to enjoy. A lot. Confused by her emotions and thrown off by Carter's mixed signals, she tries to handle every crazy thing thrown her way. Including a literal basketball. As legs, hearts, and dreams are broken, Kaira must balance it all. And she really needs to get her damn driver's license.