Queerromance Histoires

Contents: smut • fluff • angst Adult Nick & Charlie Four part series• Volume Two As time apart stretches on, love is tested by missed moments, doubt, and the quiet ways distance can erode even the strongest connection. When a mistake tarnishes trust, Nick and Charlie are forced to confront the question they've been avoiding. Is loving someone really enough, or does distance change everything?

He never meant to fall for a pop star. He just wasn't nervous. Wasn't impressed. Wasn't trying. Somewhere between late-night conversations, shared joints, and a hoodie that never quite made its way back, things changed. What started as quiet proximity became accidental intimacy-and then something impossible to ignore. This is a story about softness in a loud world. About love that grows slowly, honestly, and without spectacle. About borrowed clothes, half-truths, and choosing to stay. Content & Trigger Warnings * Recreational marijuana use (consensual, non-glamorized) * Mild emotional vulnerability * Celebrity / non-celebrity relationship dynamic * Slow-burn romantic tension *(No explicit sexual content. No graphic substance use.)* This story is intentionally quiet. It's about intimacy without urgency, love without spectacle, and the kind of connection that feels safest when it isn't being watched. The romance builds slowly, the affection stays soft, and the focus is always on mutual choice, consent, and emotional grounding. If you're here for stolen hoodies, gentle kisses, and the feeling of being chosen-welcome home. Thank you for reading 💙

Vince was your average dirty blonde, green eyed, white boy. Everest was your alternative, emo, mixed boy. They were polar opposites, so, of course they were enemies, well at least Vince thought so. Every day, Everest would come into the library where Vince worked, they would banter back and forth and then the cycle would repeat. But maybe, behind the banter and one-sided 'hatred' is something more. (Hey it's Roe the author of "A Town Called Briewood" I was bored so instead of writing for my other story, I decided I would make another. Hope you enjoy.)

This is the authors' journal for Becks, a polyamorous lesbian novel. To read the main book click the nickname valkyr17, you'll find it there. | The journal will feature chapter excerpts, without any mature content, as well as updates, bonus images, FAQs, answers to your questions, and fun behind-the-scenes curiosities. The novel is available here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/399814529-becks-part-1 ### When Avery - Becks - Beckett returns to England for the reading of a mysterious will, she never expects to uncover a legacy of ancient bloodlines and forbidden truths. As secrets buried for centuries begin to surface, Becks finds herself caught between the wife she adores, the childhood friend she never stopped loving, and a blood-bond attraction she can't control. Some revelations, once unveiled, demand the highest price. Will Becks be able to protect the people she loves, or will she fall prey to the ancient rulers who've controlled humanity for millennia? ⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸ A note from the Authors: Becks is, at its heart, a story about a messy, layered, and unapologetically *polyamorous love*. This journal offers early glimpses into the emotional core of our main novel, launching September 1st. It follows queer women navigating loyalty, longing, and legacy through tangled relationships and ancient bloodlines. We believe polyamorous stories deserve the same depth, tension, and heartbreak as any love story. And Becks is our way of honoring that. If you're drawn to stories where love doesn't fit into neat boxes, and where every connection matters... welcome. We're so glad you're here!

In The Unspoken Rhythm, the electrifying tension between Daniela and Manon becomes a focal point for KATSEYE as they navigate their rise to global stardom. While Daniela struggles to maintain her professional focus as the group's dance captain, her "silent desire" for Manon manifests in lingering glances and a heightened sensitivity to every accidental touch during rehearsals. Manon, seemingly calm but deeply observant, reciprocates this magnetic pull with a quiet intensity, creating a slow-burn atmosphere where every unspoken word carries the weight of a confession. As the group embarks on their first world tour, the close quarters of planes and hotel suites push their mutual pining toward a breaking point, forcing them to confront the fine line between being partners and being lovers. Observing this romantic stalemate from the sidelines, the rest of the members-Sophia, Lara, Megan, and Yoonchae-embrace their roles as the "Chaos Crew" to nudge the pair together. What begins as a series of playful bets and a secret group chat quickly evolves into elaborate schemes, including "accidental" rooming errors and staged moments of forced proximity designed to break the silence. While the other girls' meddling often leads to hilarious awkwardness and lighthearted frustration, it highlights the deep bond of the "found family" that supports Daniela and Manon. Ultimately, the story explores the balance between public image and private passion, culminating in a resolution where the "Danon" relationship finally blossoms amidst the supportive chaos of their bandmates.

Alpha Kaia has spent years running her pack with discipline, strength, and zero tolerance for nonsense. Finding her fated mate has always been her dream- but between rogue wolves and endless responsibilities, she's long given up hope. Until one night, she downloads SoulPrint, a human dating app, "just to try." Three minutes later, her mate literally drops out of thin air. Rowan, a chaotic witch with a talent for accidental summonings, is everything Kaia never expected: loud, sunshiney, rule-breaking, and just a little unhinged. She questions pack laws, ignores magical protocols, and manages to make Kaia's wolf swoon with every laugh. Now Kaia has to figure out how to balance her pack, her mate bond, and the fact that Rowan's spells tend to explode at the worst possible times. Love might be fated, but surviving Rowan's magic? That's going to take a miracle.

The courtroom thought it was over. The judge's gavel had sealed Damilare's fate - life imprisonment without parole. But before the prison van could reach Ikoyi, Lagos erupted in gunfire. A violent ambush freed the city's most feared criminal, and the streets haven't stopped whispering his name since. Now, all eyes turn to Kelsey Anayo, the youngest lawyer in Lagos and the man who prosecuted the case. With Damilare back in the shadows, Kelsey is dragged into a storm of suspicion, media scrutiny, and threats that blur the line between justice and survival. But secrets don't stay buried. Not in a city where love, betrayal, and blood are currency. And Kelsey is about to learn that Damilare's escape wasn't the end of their story - It was only the beginning. ©️ Copyright 2025 Chelsea Maya Victory Johnson ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior written permission of the copyright owner, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

In a country where love has rules, we called ours friendship. Aminah never planned to fall in love. Zara never planned to question everything she believed. They sit beside each other. They talk. They pray. They lie. Because some feelings are easier to hide than to explain especially when faith, fear, and society are watching. She Was Never My Friend is a slow, emotional Nigerian WLW story about longing, denial, and the kind of love that grows quietly before it demands to be seen. Warning: Emotional tension, religious conflict, soft heartbreak, healing 💔🌸

Blake Crawford has always been a hopeless romantic who did not want to think about love, but that changes when her high school girlfriend comes back into her life. Her relationship with Haley had ended abruptly and she never EVER wanted to think about her again. This all changes when Haley shows up on her doorstep in the middle of the night, bringing back all of the memories that she had repressed for ten years. Now she has to figure out whether or not Haley is worth having back in her life and what that means. But whatever she does, she absolutely cannot fall back in love with her...Would it hurt though, if she did?

Five years ago, Pond Naravit walked away from the love of his life without looking back.
Back then, Pond was ambitious, reckless, and terrified of choosing love over certainty. Phuwin Tangsakyuen-gentle yet quietly strong-was the one who paid the price when unspoken fears, bad timing, and a single irreversible decision tore them apart. They promised to never meet again, believing distance would make the pain easier to bear.
 It didn't.
 Now in their mid-twenties, fate brings them together once more under circumstances neither expected. Pond is a rising creative director returning to Bangkok for a career-defining project. Phuwin is a literature editor living a quieter life, one carefully built to hide the scars Pond left behind. Their reunion is accidental, awkward, and heavy with everything they never said.
 Old feelings resurface in stolen glances, unfinished sentences, and the familiar comfort that still lingers between them. But they are no longer the same people they once were. Phuwin has learned how to protect his heart. Pond carries regret like a second skin-and this time, he knows exactly what he lost.
 As they are forced to work within the same circle and confront shared memories, both must decide: is love worth risking a second heartbreak? Or are some stories better left unfinished?


"After everything, you're... one of the few things that actually feels real." In 2030, the sky cracked open. By 2040, Earth belongs to the Biopods. In the present, 2049, humanity has mostly given up, trying to survive through this broken world. They arrived as silent meteorites, egg-shaped monoliths that burrowed into the Earth. At first, humanity thought they were dormant. But they weren't. Each Biopod is a living factory: it devours biological matter-humans, animals, forests-and reconfigures it into cold, sentient machines. The machines they make vary, adapting to terrain, resistance, and resource availability. They don't just kill. They convert. Matthew Riots, gunner from the Frontline, no longer wishing to fight, left the Frontline for Zeta. There he reunited with his sister, living out their quiet lives. But no peace truly exists in a world full of Biopods. Zeta fell, he and his sister completely lost contact. Promising to keep surviving no matter what, Matthew journeyed to the promised land of Athena. The story of Rust And Stardust gives us insights on what little humanity is left in the apocalypse. A story focusing on the theme of family, love and human's connection. In a broken world where survival is a luxury, will our main character finally find peace and happiness again?

Emery Wells is not someone who gets her heart stolen by anyone. But that all changes when she meets this charming girl that everyone seems to know. Maxine Morrow is a girl whose heart can't beat for no one. But the moment she locks her eyes with a blue eyed girl from her school she suddenly yearns for it to beat again. For her. Forever. Even if it comes with risks for both of them. Because some secrets bite back.

For Lexi, music has never been about freedom. It has been about control, perfection, and avoiding the mistakes she was always warned about. Everything changes when she meets Miya, a violinist whose calm presence and gentle honesty begin to unravel the walls Lexi has spent years building. Set against the backdrop of an elite New England boarding school, this is a story about music, healing, and learning that feeling deeply is not something to apologize for.

Two studs. One love. Too many mistakes. From late-night arguments to silent goodbyes, this on-again, off-again love story follows two women who can't seem to let each other go. One keeps running. One keeps staying. Cheating, pride, fear, and unfinished healing tear them apart again and again-until loss, truth, and self-reckoning force them to finally grow up. This is a story about loving someone who hurts you, choosing yourself without letting go of love, and learning that real commitment doesn't come easy-but it can come honestly.

Shen Yichen is the picture of discipline-cold, brilliant, respected. A successful journalist and poetry lecturer, his life is clean, structured, admired. But behind every carefully written line and every silent evening lies a name he never speaks. Years ago, in a quiet corner of his youth, there was a boy named Chen Hao. Gentle. Unnoticed. A poet who smiled softly and loved fiercely in silence. What began with a clumsy apology and a pair of fallen glasses became the kind of love that never demands attention-but never leaves, even when it must. As time unfolds, and life carries Yichen forward, he learns that some memories don't fade. Some promises aren't made with words. And some love stories continue long after the world stops watching. Still With Me is a quiet, devastating, and tender novel about the echoes of first love, the grief we carry without speaking, and the invisible thread that connects two souls-forever.

In a bustling city where secrets linger in the shadows and love is never simple, two women find themselves on an unexpected journey of the heart. Soha, a magnetic yet elusive playgirl, has mastered the art of keeping her emotions at arm's length. To her, love is a game, and attachment is a trap she's learned to avoid. But beneath her confident exterior lies a secret so deeply buried, it threatens to consume her entirely. Chomwan, on the other hand, is the embodiment of devotion-steadfast and unyielding in her belief in true love. When their worlds collide, Chomwan is drawn to Soha's fire, determined to uncover the real woman behind the walls she's built. As their connection deepens, Soha struggles to push Chomwan away, knowing that the truth she hides could shatter them both. Yet, Chomwan's loyalty and persistence might just be the key to unlocking the pain Soha has carried for so long. In this gripping tale of love, resilience, and vulnerability, Soha and Chomwan embark on a journey to discover whether love is strong enough to overcome the barriers of the past-and the secrets that threaten to tear them apart.

The human condition is love in all its contradictions. This collection is a reflection on the many ways we love: the breaking and the rebuilding, the fear and the faith, the ache and the awakening. It's about the quiet moments that change us and the loud ones that undo us. It's about the ways we hold on, and the grace it takes to let go. Each entry is a fragment. A piece of what it means to feel deeply and still choose to believe in connection. Some are soft. Some are raw. All are human. Because love isn't one thing. It's every version of us that dared to feel. It's the risk, the surrender, the staying, and the starting over. And maybe that's the truth of being human. We're all just learning how to love, lose, and love again.

A dare in Deep Ellum turns into a kiss that neither of them can forget. Ashley, a Black SMU senior with Oak Cliff roots and a talent for saying the thing everyone else avoids, swears she's done hiding. Chloe, a Japanese adoptee raised in Highland Park, has spent years fitting into everyone else's picture-until she finally decides to paint her own. What starts as a secret pact becomes a full-blown love story under the Dallas skyline-complicated by family expectations, a relentless ex, and a viral clip that forces them to choose between privacy and authenticity. © 2025 Relle H. All rights reserved.

Leo Hallings He performs everything His lines, his laughter, his life. Turns every silence into a spotlight. Davis Wren He doesn't raise his voice He sharpens it. Watches people like they're paragraphs. Hates being read. Hates actors more. Especially him. They're opposites, but similar. They don't talk, but their eyes said it all. They pretend not to notice each other. But something is brewing between the page and the stage. This isn't a love story. Not yet.

Kiss it better.