Newbeggining Stories

18 year old Skyler brown moved to Atlanta Georgia with her family for a fresh start but who would've knew a love story would unfold a new beginning, new life , different outcome ? FIRST STORY***

She walked away from everything-her job, her relationship, the version of herself that always smiled when she was dying inside. Now she's starting over in a city that doesn't know her name... and maybe that's a good thing. What Silence Left Behind is a slow unraveling and a quiet rebuild. A story of grief, softness, rest, and the truth we only tell ourselves when no one's watching.

AUTHOR NOTE - GOOD JOKE! HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM WATTPAD AS IT WILL BE PUBLISHED ON AMAZON SHORTLY. Molly had a great job, a serious boyfriend, and a quiet life in San Francisco. Then Bruce's stepsister thought it would be hilarious to fill out the internal transfer form on Molly's work laptop while Bruce watched. By the time Molly saw the confirmation email, the visa was already processing. The contract was signed. There was no undoing it. She was moving to London. When she demanded Bruce fix what his sister broke? He asked her to apologize. To Crystal. For being upset. So Molly left a note on his kitchen counter - Good Joke! - and got on the plane.

After losing both her parents in a car crash, Sena Yıldız is forced out of the only home she knew. Kenan's mother never accepted her as family - and when tragedy struck, she made sure Sena understood it. Now living with an aunt who treats her like a servant and cousins who enjoy reminding her she doesn't belong, Sena learns to survive quietly. She keeps her head down. She keeps her heart locked. She trusts no one except Leya, her loud, loyal best friend... and sometimes Arda Güler, who speaks to her gently but never gets too close. But everything changes the day she meets Achraf Hakimi. He's confident, observant, impossible to ignore - and the first person who sees through her silence.

Udaipur... ek sheher, jahan do anjaan zindagiyan ek aise rishte ki taraf badh rahi hain jiska faisla shayad kismat ne pehle hi kar diya tha. Kartik sirf 5-6 saal ka tha jab woh apni family se bichhad gaya. Uske parivaar ne use har jagah dhoondha, lekin woh kabhi nahi mila. Aaj 20 saal beet chuke hain, phir bhi Goenka family ne uski talaash nahi chhodi. Kartik ke papa Manish Goenka, Udaipur ke jaane-maane businessman hain. Unke liye sabse badi kami unke bete Kartik ki hai. Suhasini, Swarna aur Keerti bhi uske lautne ka intezaar kar rahe hain. Lekin Kartik khud apni asli identity se anjaan hai. Use sirf apna naam yaad hai-Kartik. Apne parivaar aur bachpan ki yaadein woh waqt ke saath bhool chuka hai. Aaj woh Udaipur mein ek mechanic ka kaam karta hai, bina yeh jaane ki uska parivaar isi sheher mein use 20 saal se dhoondh raha hai. Doosri taraf hai Naira, jo ek middle-class family mein apni maa Akshara, papa Naitik aur bhai Naksh ke saath pali-badhi hai. Naira padhai mein kuch khaas nahi, lekin dance uski jaan hai. Usse bike riding ka bhi bahut shauk hai aur woh bike chalana achhe se jaanti hai. Kai saalon baad hostel se ghar lautte waqt Naira ki bike achanak kharab ho jaati hai. Majbooran woh ek mechanic ki dukaan par jaati hai, jahan uski mulaqat Kartik se hoti hai. Pehli mulaqat mein hi dono ke beech chhoti si nok-jhok hoti hai. Naira ko Kartik irritating lagta hai, aur Kartik bhi uski baaton se pareshaan hota hai. Lekin unhe kya pata... Yeh sirf ek mulaqat nahi, balki ek nayi kahani ki shuruaat hai. Ek Tum, Ek Main.

At sixteen, Alyssa never expected her parents to send her away. Hurt, angry, and convinced she's no longer wanted, Alyssa leaves behind everything she knows for Minden, Nebraska-a small town she's never even heard of and a new life she never asked for. But Minden isn't what she expects. For the first time, Alyssa begins to find the things she didn't realize she'd been missing: real friendships, a place where she might actually belong, and people who see her in ways no one ever has before. Then there are Matt and Ty. Best friends. Completely different. And somehow, both are becoming tangled in Alyssa's new life. Matt is confident, charming, and impossible to ignore. Ty is harder to read-the kind of person who can make her feel completely seen one moment and leave her questioning everything the next. As friendships deepen and feelings become harder to deny, Alyssa finds herself caught between what seems easy and what she can't stop thinking about. But learning to trust again means risking the one thing she's spent so long protecting: her heart. Fear Guarded Heart is a coming-of-age romance about first love, friendship, heartbreak, and finding where you belong when the life you thought you wanted falls apart.

Six years after losing his wife, Namiko, and their unborn child, Casey Bowman has finally left revenge behind. The men responsible are gone, and Casey has built a quieter life for himself in Japan, where he owns a dojo and dedicates his days to martial arts, discipline, and teaching the next generation. His closest friends, Kurt and Erik Montalvo Yağız, have become like brothers to him. They are constantly talking about their younger sister, Leyla Biricik Montalvo Yağız, a beautiful, independent Turkish-Japanese-Portuguese architect and home designer who has spent years abroad building a life and career of her own. When Leyla finally returns to Japan in 2020, Casey meets the woman he's heard so much about. The attraction is immediate for Casey but not for Leyla. Leyla isn't searching for romance. After ending a four-year relationship during her years abroad, she's focused on her career, family, creativity, books, poetry, classical music, and her own independence. She doesn't fall easily, and Casey knows better than to pressure her. What begins as friendship slowly becomes something deeper. For Casey, Leyla represents a future he never thought he'd want again. For Leyla, Casey becomes the unexpected person who makes her heart feel something again.

What if meeting the right person isn't a coincidence? Sienna thought moving to a new city would mean a fresh start. New apartment. New job. New life. The last thing she expected was to literally run into someone who would slowly become one of the most important parts of it. Asher wasn't supposed to be part of her new beginning. He was just a stranger who happened to help a very lost girl find a coffee shop. Then she ran into him again. And again. With every unexpected encounter, their connection becomes harder to ignore. But neither of them knows where this is going-or whether they're simply caught in a series of coincidences. Maybe they're just two people who keep finding each other. Or maybe... they were written in the stars. ✨

Season 40 is not going as planned for 40-year-old MBA student Sabrina Martinez. She thought she'd be employed and married, like her friends. Instead, Sabrina is back in college with people half her age, experiencing student life in the digital age. When a star quarterback and a silver fox alumnus insert themselves into the life she's trying to rebuild, Sabrina has a decision to make. Follow her plan or follow the unexpected.

A quiet new beginning in the Swiss Alps brings two students from completely different worlds together. Olivia arrives with a hopeful heart and a loving family behind her, while Noah has spent years hiding the weight of a life no one else sees. As an unexpected friendship slowly grows into something deeper, they're forced to confront the fears, secrets, and choices that could either pull them apart or teach them what it truly means to be loved.

🦫 A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS. What if one decision could completely change your life? Pedro's Summer Cycle is an alternate-continuity reimagining of my school years, beginning in mid 2007. After a difficult third-grade and summer school experience, nine-year-old Pedro (me) transfers to the fictional C.A.M.P. Academy (Center of Academic Mastery and Progress), a school built around curiosity, creativity, emotional growth, and most importantly, belonging. There, a simple Pikachu coin sparks an unexpected friendship with Brooke and Doug. Later, Tess joins them. What follows is a journey through fourth grade and the summer of 2008 filled with Pokémon, Mario, Sonic, Avatar: The Last Airbender, school adventures, family celebrations, sleepovers, video games, late 2000s nostalgia and the kind of friendships that can change everything. Season 1: C.A.M.P. Academy - Sector 1 12 episodes. One alternate timeline. Four friends. One unforgettable summer. EXPLORE. LEARN. BECOME. 🦫

A girl. Many cities. Many faces. One long search for herself. This isn't a story about a perfect girl. It isn't a story about a bad girl either. It is the story of a girl who left her small city with a job, a suitcase, and a head full of dreams. She arrived in a city where nobody knew her past. For the first time, she felt anonymous. Free. She met people through dating apps, conversations, coffee, late-night drives, weekends that lasted longer than they were supposed to, and connections that were never given names. Some people stayed for months. Some stayed for a night. Some touched her heart. Some touched her body. Some promised forever. Some disappeared after a few messages. And sometimes, she was the one who walked away. She never forced anyone to stay. But when she finally wanted someone to stay- they didn't. And somewhere between attraction, loneliness, freedom, intimacy, heartbreak and growing up, she began to lose track of one question: Who was she actually becoming? Now she's back in her hometown. Older. Quieter. Carrying memories nobody knows about. And one night, she begins turning the pages of her own life. Not to judge herself. Not to justify herself. But to understand herself. Was she wrong? Was she simply living? Did freedom have a limit? Who decides what a woman's limit should be? Is a woman allowed to explore her life without being labelled? Is intimacy something to regret-or simply something that happened? And if she doesn't regret every choice she made, does that make her a bad woman? Maybe the hardest question isn't- "How many people did she love?" Maybe it is- "How many times did she abandon herself while trying to be loved?" This is not a story about innocence. It is not a story about rebellion. It is a story about choices. Consequences. Loneliness. Desire. Boundaries. And the uncomfortable grey space between right and wrong. Because real life isn't black and white. And neither is she.

**Dreadful Holidays** For most people, holidays are a time for celebration. For Libby, they're reminders of everything she doesn't have. As her twenty-first birthday approaches, Libby feels like she's already fallen behind in life. Despite graduating college early and doing everything she was told would lead to success, she's unemployed, struggling to make ends meet, and constantly comparing herself to everyone around her. Every holiday seems to bring another disappointment, another reminder that everyone else is moving forward while she's standing still. From an unforgettable Fourth of July that changes everything, to an unexpected encounter on Halloween, Libby begins a journey she never saw coming. Along the way, she'll discover that family isn't always easy, success doesn't always look the way we expect, and sometimes the moments we dread the most become the ones that change our lives forever. **Dreadful Holidays** is a heartfelt contemporary novel about finding hope in unexpected places, learning to let go of impossible expectations, and discovering that life has a way of surprising us when we least expect it.

Surviving the end of the world was only the beginning. Shara and the others have spent years learning how to stay alive in a world overrun by the infected. They learned to sleep lightly, trust carefully, ration everything, and never assume that safety would last. Now, something is changing. The infected are weakening. Some are collapsing without explanation, and the force still connected to Shara seems to recognize a pattern it has yet to reveal. For the first time in years, the possibility exists that humanity's greatest threat may not last forever. But surviving a dying world and learning how to live in what comes after are two very different things. Back at the sanctuary, Shara, Randy, Marcus, Darius, and Lena begin doing something none of them expected to have the luxury of doing again: planning for a future. Gardens expand. Water systems are rebuilt. Permanent rooms replace temporary sleeping spaces. Slowly, a refuge created to keep the world out begins making room for other people. Then signs of another survivor appear beyond the boundary. As strangers become neighbors and survival gives way to community, Shara and the others must decide what parts of the old world are worth rebuilding-and what kind of world they want to create in its place. Because humanity doesn't just need to survive anymore. It needs to remember how to live. Calming the Wild is the second and final book in The Wild Duology, a post-apocalyptic story about survival, healing, found family, rebuilding, and the quiet courage it takes to hope again.

𝗞𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗶𝘃 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝘂𝗵𝗮𝗻 had everything until his family's industrial empire collapsed, forcing him and his parents into Krupa Chawl, where everyone knows everyone and privacy is nonexistent. 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗿𝘂𝘀𝗵𝗶 𝗦𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗮𝗯𝗮𝗶 𝗝𝗮𝗱𝗵𝗮𝘃 has lived there her whole life. She's a dancer, an only child, a little too nosy, and the kind of girl who says: "Arre, I'll handle it." Krishiv, meanwhile, would rather be left alone. "Do whatever you want." Between college, chawl chaos, hidden dreams and a past that refuses to stay buried, neither of them expects this place to become something more than somewhere they ended up. Maybe home isn't always the place you choose.

Growing up means discovering that life doesn't always follow the path you imagined. For Y/N, football has always been a huge part of her life. But as she gets older, she begins to realise that there is so much more waiting for her beyond the familiar streets of her hometown. Between family, friendships, football and dreams of a future she has yet to figure out, Y/N finds herself facing choices that could change everything. Some dreams are worth taking a chance on, even when the future is uncertain. But sometimes, moving forward means leaving a little piece of your heart behind. AN: Welcome to Before The Distance, Book 2 of the series! I'm so happy you're continuing Y/N's journey with me. Thank you to everyone who read Before Everything Changes and decided to come back for the next part of her story. There's still so much waiting for Y/N, and I'm excited for you to discover it all along the way. Thank you for reading, supporting this story and being part of this journey with me. It genuinely means a lot. I hope you enjoy Book 2!

"I spent my career helping others map out their happiness. But I never learned how to handle my own internal storm." As a licensed psychologist, Lilian is an expert at fixing broken lives. Yet, behind her professional success lies a quiet panic - a nagging feeling that her own missing puzzle piece is somewhere out there. Desperate for a fresh start, she uproots her life for a new apartment and a completely different vibe. The overwhelming reality of starting from scratch hits her instantly, but the chaos is beautifully disrupted by two very different men. Caught in an excruciating dilemma between two genuinely good men who both want a future with her, Lilian is forced to face her own buried emotions. When healing others is your job, how do you fix your own problems? Where will her heart lead? ✨ Updates every week! ✨ Don't forget to Vote, Comment, and Add to your Reading List if you enjoy the story! #romance #lovetriangle #neighbortolover #celebrity #slowburn #psychologist #sliceoflife #newbeginnings #contemporary #xeniemerald #neighbors #celebrityromance #boynextdoor #famous #adultromance #citylife #angst #heartbreak #emotional #xeniemerald

Alice never believed she was meant to be loved. After a lifetime of feeling unseen, judged, and trapped, she finally takes a chance on the one thing she's always been afraid of-starting over. A new country. New people. New dreams. But sometimes, leaving your past behind doesn't mean you've escaped it. Maybe finding a new life begins with finding yourself. ♡

A sixteen year old orphan named Kai lives in a world where humans like him live around shifters who can transform into wolves. There's two different types of worlds new modern with technology, different clothing like we wear today and different laws. And then there's old modern where there are kings, queens, different clothing, different laws, kingdoms, no tech, warriors, etc. One day, Kai was sent to the old modern in his teachers place to help heal the queen of the old modern after several healers failed to heal her. What happens when Kai is stuck there for winter and the king and queen and their children grew attached to the orphan boy and his dog.

Montana had been his home. San Francisco was supposed to be a new beginning. Lukas had no idea what awaited him thousands of miles away from the place he had known all his life. A new school, new friendships, new emotions, and a question he had never had to ask himself before: Is it possible that sometimes we have to leave the place we once called home to discover where we truly belong?