Quiet-love Stories

Rain doesn't forget. Ren Aizawa hasn't played the piano in seven years-not since the accident that stole his younger brother and shattered his will to feel joy. Every morning, he watches the train leave without him, waiting for something he doesn't believe in anymore: healing. But when Haruna Mizuki-grief-worn and ghost-hearted-appears at the platform with a thermos and too many unspoken goodbyes, Ren finds himself drawn into a quiet companionship neither of them asked for. Bound by shared silence, old letters, a forgotten piano, and the relentless rhythm of the rain, they begin to unearth something tender: the possibility of life after loss. A Place the Rain Still Falls is a one-chapter literary drama about mourning, memory, and the quiet ways broken people find their way back to music, art-and each other.

Some love stories don't begin with fireworks. They begin on rooftops-above the noise, between classes, in the quiet moments no one thinks to write down. This is a collection of interconnected slice-of-life stories following Aurelia and Lucien, a fictional couple navigating college, friendship, and the slow realization of love. Set in Canada, from barefoot races and late-night toast to five-minute hugs and ordinary Mondays that turn into something more, these moments trace the gentle arc of two people choosing each other-again and again. This is a story about soft love, about noticing, about the way trust builds in small gestures, and how sometimes the highest places are where we feel safest.

A quiet story, no words spoken, true thoughts through peotic messages. Love through soul connection, far from social pressure.

"Two souls divided by time. One mirror between them." When Elian Vale, a book restoration artist bound by devotion, loses his fiancée Liora to a coma, his world collapses into quiet waiting. Then comes Vidralis-an antique mirror said to awaken when love defies death. Through its glass, Elian glimpses a woman from another time: Iris, a collector of forgotten journals and pressed blue hydrangeas she never remembers placing there. Bound by memory, faith, and a single pendant that beats between their worlds, they must uncover what the mirror truly remembers. What begins as longing soon becomes revelation: not every crossing is meant to reunite lovers-some are meant to teach them how to let go. Reflections of the Unpromised is a lyrical tale of devotion, time, and the light that survives beyond goodbye- where love's truest act may not be to keep, but to surrender.

"It seems like just yesterday, when we first met and you were so annoying, and I wanted you gone. But now..." "I miss you, Penny April." He smiled, "And... I love you." "Forever." ---- Penelope, just a girl living in her own world. Isak's the quiet guy. From their first encounter, she's determined to shake up his world, much to his annoyance. But as time pulls them together, his resistance melts into a quiet longing. He went from not wanting her around, to her absence feeling louder than any sound. She became the breath he didn't know he needed. Until the unexpected happens. A moment that shifts everything, leaving the world of one lover turned upside down. Secrets from the past. It's a story of love, friends, family, loss, secrets, and grief. This is my first book on here. So, hopefully, it's not bad, but I promise, it is fun to read :)