Moving-on Stories

"If you're meant to be, you're meant to be" This is an ENHYPEN JakeHoon book. I'm attempting if I can do this for this group and I hope I'll do well. as always, if not a fan of ships, I suggest you just skip this to avoid any un comfort but if you wanna read it, thank you. (Note: a little bit of SunSun included)

Bakit Ba? Bakit Nga Ba? is a collection of contemporary Filipino hugot essays by ANGELIC_CHILD. It explores the depths of unspoken relationship pain, including the reality of situationships, the heavy burden of unchosen love, and the complex process of healing without closure. Written in a professional yet raw and deeply moving Tagalog, this book gives voice to the questions that hurt far more than the answers. This is for the readers who loved without labels, endured the quiet aches of uncertainty, and ultimately learned how to let go without a goodbye. "Hindi kita sasabihan na "mag-move on ka na. Hindi kita bobolahin ng "may mas deserve ka pa. Alam mo na ang mga 'yun. Narinig mo na 'yun. Pero andito ka pa rin, nagtatanong ng "Bakit Ba? Bakit Nga Ba? Kaya dito, wala akong patama na quotes. Wala akong pilit na closure. Dito, sasagutin kita. Paisa-isa. Base sa tanong, sa experience, at sa mga pagkakamali natin. May tanong ka. Sasagutin kita. Nang totoo. Nang masakit minsan. Nang walang filter, kasi pagod ka na sa pa-sweet. Masakit? Oo. Pero minsan, 'yun lang talaga 'yung sagot. Para sa mga gabi na ang ingay ng utak mo. Para sa mga tanong na wala sa Google ang sagot. Para sa mga gusto lang marinig na: "Oo, ang hirap nga." Bakit ba? Bakit nga ba? Kung gusto mo ng kausap - andito lang ako. Basahin mo. Tapos magalit ka kung gusto mo."

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.

He kept saying "you're not like the others, Mitch." Mitch believed him. For two years, JR's keys lived in her cupholder. She was the calm one. The understanding one. The home base. Until one DM proved she was never the only one. She was just the comfortable one. This is not a story about how they got back together. This is about what happens when he finally chooses her - and it's already too late. Inspired by Taylor Swift's White Horse.

Some memories never leave. Every time Anya passes the old bus stop, her eyes still search for the boy she once loved. This is the story of a love that changed her life... but was never hers to keep.

Grieving is a hard thing to do especially when it was the love of your life. How do you move on...can you even move on? Since the death of Aranis things just hasn't been the same for Ester. She's raising Hope who constantly ask questions about her dad, dealing with dangerous family members who want to see Hope. With all the drama that's going on, how will Ester mange to keep her and her daughter safe. How will she ever overcome these obstacles that life keeps throwing at her?

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.

If introversion were a sin, Freya would be guilty.

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।

In Book 1, Juliana moved to her Aunt with the twins for a better life in Phoebe. 3 years later, while on an outing a ghost from the past appears before her with a new change she never saw coming. What could possibly happen?

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.

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.

mon cheri duology #2 rina soleil x ilan javor After losing Rain, Rina is left carrying a grief she doesn't know how to let go of. She tries to move forward, believing that loving someone again would mean leaving Rain behind. Then someone unexpected comes into her life. He slowly brings back the smile she thought she'd lost forever, and for the first time, Rina begins to feel alive again. But love doesn't always come when we're ready for it, and sometimes, a second chance comes with a price no one sees coming. Rina is still fighting a battle of her own, and the person who chooses to love her may soon discover that loving her means facing a pain he never saw coming. Because Rina thought she had already lost the person she loved once. She never expected that falling in love again might give her something even more terrifying to lose.

Everyone thinks they understand me now. They read my words, they see my scars, and they act like they know what it's like to carry everything all by yourself. But they don't. And I don't want them to. I'm done with friendships that end, love that leaves, and places I'll only ever have to say goodbye to. I just want to be invisible. I just want to be numb. But what if the quiet stops working?

What happens when love feels more like a wound than a cure? They're tangled in promises they can't keep, feelings they can't hide, and the quiet disasters of growing up too fast. Some bonds will break, some will betray, and some will burn so deeply they'll leave nothing but smoke behind. This isn't just a love story-it's about the weight of choices, the beauty of fleeting moments, and the ache of realizing that sometimes the person who feels like home is the one you're never meant to stay with.

Not a love story. This story follows Ling, a woman who never quite learned how to let herself be held-loved, cared for, or allowed to hope. When she loses the person who loved her selflessly, her world stops while Orm's continues. What follows is not a story of winning someone back, but of grief, regret, and the painful realization that love cannot survive on being taken for granted. Through an empty house, unfinished letters, and a wedding she can no longer stop, Ling learns the hardest form of love: letting go. This is what happens when you believe someone will always stay. Based on the author's real life. Dearest, I love you still. I'm sorry.

In a world ruled by darkness, Y/N finds an unexpected love in Regulus Black-a boy caught between his family's expectations and his own desire to do what is right. But when the war takes an unexpected turn, Y/N's life is changed forever. Years later, she finds herself tied to Mattheo Riddle, the son of the very man who destroyed everything she once knew. What begins with resentment slowly becomes something neither of them anticipated. Caught between grief, forbidden feelings, and a dangerous secret that could change the fate of the wizarding world, Y/N must decide how much she is willing to lose-and whether she is brave enough to love again. Some loves are meant to stay. Others are meant to teach you how to live. Tropes: First Love • Tragic Romance • Forbidden Love • Enemies to Allies • Slow Burn • Forced Proximity • Grief & Healing • Second Chance at Love • "Who did this to you?" • One Bed • Happy Ending.

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

MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFETIME Ma. Barbara Sanchez & Cymon Ace Montero Sabi nila, kapag kayo talaga, kahit gaano pa kalayo ang pagitan, they will always find their way back. Pero paano kung nagkita kayo sa tamang panahon, minahal ang isa't isa nang sobra, pero sa huli... hindi pa rin kayo ang nagkatuluyan? Ma. Barbara Sachez once believed that Cymon Ace Montero was her forever. They had plans, promises, and memories she thought would last a lifetime. Pero hindi lahat ng pangako, natutupad. Years later, Barbara finds herself quietly watching from afar as Cymon lives the life they once dreamed of together-with someone else. Samantalang si Barbara, naiwan pa rin sa mga alaala ng isang pagmamahalang matagal nang natapos. She no longer waits for Cymon to come back. She no longer expects him to choose her. She just watches. From afar. Because sometimes, loving someone means being happy for them-even when their happiness no longer includes you. Maybe they were meant to meet. Maybe they were meant to love. Maybe they were only meant to be a chapter in each other's lives. And maybe, in another lifetime, they would've made it.

This is a collection of every almost. Almost loved, almost chosen, almost healed, almost enough. These poems are for anyone who finally realized they deserved more than the stories they kept rewriting.