Movedon Stories

Some stories are meant to be lived. Some are meant to be written. This is a collection of everything I couldn't say. Of love that felt like home, yet somehow made me lose myself. Of people we wanted to keep, but had to let go. Of conversations that ended too soon, feelings that stayed too long, and nights when sleep was easier than facing our own thoughts. कभी किसी को इतना चाहा है कि उसे पाने से ज़्यादा, उसे खोने का डर सताने लगे? Or maybe, like me, you're simply trying to make sense of all the things you feel but never know how to say. So here are my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " थोड़ी मोहब्बत, थोड़ी शिकायत, थोड़ा इंतज़ार, कुछ अधूरे ख़्वाब, कुछ आख़िरी अलविदा, और उन सबके बीच एक लड़की जो हर बार किसी को खोकर थोड़ी-सी खुद को पा गई। So, if you've ever felt too much, loved too deeply, or stayed awake with words you couldn't say..... welcome to my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " शायद इन पन्नों के बीच तुम्हें अपना कोई अधूरा किस्सा भी मिल जाए।

This collection is a series of personal reflections on healing, change, hope, and the quiet emotions that shape us. If you've ever felt lost, held on too long, or wondered what the future might bring, perhaps you'll find a small piece of yourself within these pages.

Years after his first love, Lekir looks back on the relationship that shaped many of his first experiences. From late-night conversations and an unexpected confession to their final meeting, he struggles to understand what they meant to each other and why he could never save what they had. Now, as he confronts his younger self, Lekir finally accepts that some wounds cannot be healed-not even by the person who loved deeply enough to try.

Sometimes, love makes us forget the things we promised ourselves we'd never tolerate. We become too understanding. We make excuses. We wait for messages, beg for reassurance, forgive the same mistakes, and convince ourselves that maybe, just maybe things will change. This is a collection of 70 reminders for every girl who has ever loved too deeply, stayed too long, or forgotten her own worth while trying to keep someone else. From knowing when to let him go, recognizing the difference between effort and the bare minimum, setting boundaries, choosing peace, and understanding what healthy love should feel like these pages are reminders that you should never have to beg to be valued. Because love is beautiful, but losing yourself for love isn't. Read this when you're confused. Read this when you miss him. Read this when you're tempted to go back. And especially read this when you need to remember who you are. You deserve to be loved without having to teach someone how to love you.

The innocence of your first love lingers long after you grow up. A bittersweet memory, quietly kept close to your heart. Karlee's first love is innocent and pure, a feeling that slowly blooms somewhere between friendship and growing up. Through little moments that seemed ordinary at the time, she discovers what it means to care for someone while still learning how to understand herself. Almost Never is a nostalgia dream set in the mid-2010s. A bittersweet coming-of-age story about first love, friendship, growing up, and the quiet magic of being young, when a simple smile could mean everything and the future still felt endless.

some of my poems! most of them are free verse and have self projection these poems mean a lot to me!

Some people spend their whole lives searching for a love that changes them. Selene found hers in a single April. When an unexpected reconnection brings two former schoolmates back into each other's lives, ordinary days become unforgettable memories. Between hidden cafés, mountain roads, late-night conversations, and dreams shared beneath quiet skies, Selene begins to rediscover parts of herself she thought she'd lost. But while life is full of beautiful beginnings, every heart carries stories that remain untold. In Another April is a heartfelt novel about hope, timing, family, friendship, and the extraordinary beauty hidden within ordinary moments. A reminder that sometimes an entire lifetime can begin with one conversation. Published: _ Finished: _ ________________________________________ Copyright 2026 by Serena Wren. This story is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author's thoughts and imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved. No part of this story may be produced, scanned, copied or distributed in any printed or electric form without the author's permission. Please do not participate in or encourage piracy or copyrighted materials in violation of the author's rights. Published simultaneously in Wattpad.

some feelings are easier to type than say out loud. typed, erased, repeated. is a collection of poems, late-night thoughts, unfinished feelings, love that stayed too long, memories that still ache, and the kind of emotions people pretend they've moved on from. these pages were written in moments of overthinking, healing, missing, loving, breaking, and becoming. maybe you'll relate to some of them. maybe you'll wish you didn't.

Heart Is Petals Melting Like Metal is a collection of heartfelt poetry about love, loss, memories, and healing. Each poem captures the quiet moments between holding on and letting go, speaking to anyone who has ever searched for light after heartbreak. These pages won't erase your pain-but they may remind you that you're not alone in carrying it.

Some words are written. Some are only felt. Not every feeling finds its way into spoken words. Some remain hidden between pages, quietly waiting to be understood. Between Ink and Silence is a heartfelt collection of reflections and poems about love, loss, longing, and healing. It explores the emotions we often carry in silence- the memories we revisit, the people we cannot forget, and the strength it takes to finally let go. Through delicate words and honest thoughts, this book invites you to pause, reflect, and rediscover the quiet power of emotions left unspoken. For anyone who has ever felt more than they could say.

Amara got the voicemail at 2:30AM. He didn't come home. Now she's learning that healing isn't something that happens to you. It's something you do. One shift. One bus ride. One empty coffee cup at a time. Healing is a verb. Even when it hurts.

Chrissy can handle rejection. What she can't handle is maybe. Years after quietly getting over the man she once wanted, Jay walks back into her life-and this time, the attraction they spent years pretending wasn't there is impossible to ignore. There are late-night conversations, old feelings, stolen kisses, blurred boundaries, and enough tenderness to make hope feel reasonable. But being wanted is not always the same as being chosen. And when Chrissy finally asks the question she's been avoiding, she discovers that sometimes the most painful answer isn't no. It's I don't know. The Space Between Us is a short novel inspired by real-life experiences about attraction, almost-love, heartbreak, self-forgiveness, and learning that some people don't have to become villains for us to realise they cannot give us what we need. Some stories are about finding love. This one is about what happens in the space between wanting someone- and choosing yourself.

A 19-year-old boy who never believed in love falls for a girl for whom love was devotion. This is not a story about a boy getting the girl he loves. This is a story about one-sided love and letting go-not like the people who would do anything just to get the person they love, but about the kind of love where you would do anything for their happiness, even if it means leaving them. This is not a story about romance. It is a story about friendship, devotion, trust, and the kind of love that teaches you that sometimes, letting go is the greatest act of love.There is romance, but love is not the only thing this story is about.

[Winner of the Special Poem Category & 3rd Best Prose Poem in the Summer Poetry Awards] Tides of the Soul is a poetic, reflective novel about healing, self-discovery, and learning to let go of what no longer serves us. Just like the tides that carry away the old to bring in the new. Life moves like the ocean, always shifting, always changing. We hold on to pain like stones in our pockets, weigh ourselves down with the ghosts of what could have been, and let the past pull us under like an unforgiving current. But what if we chose to surrender? What if we let the waves cleanse us, let the tide carry away our burdens, and trusted that what is meant for us will always return? Through lyrical prose and deep introspection, Tides of the Soul takes you on a journey of release, acceptance, and renewal. A story of breaking free from the weight of yesterday and learning to embrace the ebb and flow of life. Like the ocean, we are meant to move, to change, to let go. And maybe, just maybe, we are meant to be free. #1 in SOULFUL #5 in INSPIRATIONAL

Some stories are meant to last forever. Others were never supposed to begin. And Kaori can't help but wonder which one hers is. Was her story meant to last forever? Or was it never supposed to begin?

Lingling always chose the back row. It was quiet there. Safe. Predictable. A place where no one could sit behind her, no one could watch her too closely, and no one could easily enter her life unless she allowed them to. Then Orm started sitting beside her. At first, Orm only came to Ling because of Den - the girl Orm could not stop looking at. Ling was just the convenient one. The quiet one. The useful one who knew people, fixed things, explained notes, and made everything easier. But somewhere between borrowed highlighters, rainy nights, quiet songs, family dinners, and a shirt left behind for "next time," Lingling started making space for Orm. A chair beside her. A place at her table. A place inside her home. A place inside her heart. The problem was, Orm was soft when they were alone... but different when Den was around. And Lingling slowly learned that being needed is not the same as being chosen. The Chair Beside Me is a university GL coming-of-age story about almost-love, quiet heartbreak, friendship, self-respect, and the painful truth that not everyone who made you feel special deserves a permanent place beside you. Because sometimes, the worst thing is not an empty chair. It is saving it for someone who only sits there when it is convenient. Genre: GL / University AU / Angst / Coming-of-Age / Slow Burn Themes: Almost-love, friendship, unrequited feelings, emotional healing, self-worth Content note: Emotional manipulation, public humiliation, heartbreak, non-endgame romance.

If introversion were a sin, Freya would be guilty.

The Queen Family trying to move past everything that happened with Daxamites and Cadmus. Kara going back to CatCo and finally facing the reporters of being Supergirl, the kids being on fall break, and Oliver having an idea of starting up his family company again. ~~~ Sequel to: "She's My Daughter" ~~~

Kailan mo nalaman na kaya mo palang mabuhay para sa lahat, maliban sa sarili mo? Ysabelle Serene Herera never had the luxury of falling apart. Nung namatay ang tatay niya, wala siyang oras para umiyak dahil may bayarin, may kakailanganin, at may aasahan sa kanya. Kaya naging ganun na lang siya, yung taong laging nandoon, yung taong hindi pwedeng sumuko. At nung sinaktan siya ng taong pinakamatiwalaan niya, hindi rin niya binigyan ng oras ang nararamdaman niya. She simply left. Quietly, without looking back, because sometimes the smartest thing you can do is stop waiting for things to get worse. The life she chose was never kind to her but she stayed anyway. She worked, she survived, and slowly she learned how to breathe again. She built a life that was finally, completely hers. Okay na siya and this time, she actually meant it. Then he came along. Cassian Drevian De Leoncourt. And Ysa, who had spent her whole life paying bills, swallowing pain, and holding everyone else together, finally met someone who looked at her like she was the one who needed to be held. She had spent so long searching for a place that felt like peace. But what if he was either her serenity, or the most beautiful chaos she would ever survive?

She never expected a simple conversation to become the beginning of something she would never forget. They had grown close slowly, naturally, until she started believing that maybe there was something more between them. Maybe this time, her feelings would be returned. Maybe all those little moments actually meant something. But sometimes, two people can care about each other and still want different things. When he finally tells her the truth, she is left trying to understand how to let go of someone she never really had. Of all the conversations they never finished, all the moments that never happened, and all the possibilities that existed only in her imagination. A story about first love, heartbreak, growing up, and the painful realization that not every beautiful beginning is meant to become a love story.