Quietgrief Stories

By J.Z. De la Pena Yezha Nishida is everything a school wants in a student . Top of the class, respected, untouchable. Had a long line of boys admiring her. But behind the perfect scores and cold exterior, she's just craving something real. She finds it in Yuki Nishimiya. The charismatic student council president with a hundred admirers and one secret: she loves Yezha back. What starts as stolen glances and secret meetings slowly turns into something neither of them can ignore. But love, when hidden in the shadows, can only bloom so far. And when Yuki begins to pull away. Afraid of being seen, of being judged. Yezha is left grasping at memories and silence. This is not a love story that ends with a kiss. It's one that lingers. In ashes, in quiet resistance, in a girl learning how to breath without her first her.

A quiet unraveling of love, longing, and the truths they never warned us about. © 2025 Silid Emiliano All rights reserved.

Love, Lost A Collection of Poems on Love and Loss Love, Lost is a raw, lyrical dissection of love's aftermath-where heartbreak is not a single wound, but a hundred small ones. Through 25 haunting poems, this collection explores love as abandoned places, broken objects, and silenced echoes. Each piece is a relic: a fading tattoo, a stranded whale, an unanswered call, a locked diary. With equal parts tenderness and grit, these poems don't just mourn-they autopsy. They ask: How does love dissolve? When does missing someone turn into forgetting? And why do we keep touching the scars long after they've healed? For anyone who has ever loved too deeply, let go too slowly, or carried a ghost in their chest, this book is a mirror-and a softly whispered, "Me too." By: Zweli Vincent Mhlotshana

They said, "Smile through it." So I did. Until I couldn't anymore. A journal of collapse, clarity, and quiet survival. "Give me therapy-I'm a walking travesty, but I'm smiling at everything." This is the journal of a person unraveling in silence. Caelum doesn't exist-but he listens. Through 14 raw, unfiltered entries, follow one voice as they write through panic attacks, failed therapy, quiet shame, and the need to disappear... and slowly begin to confront the truth beneath the noise. This isn't a story of recovery. It's a story of recognition. If you've ever smiled while falling apart-this is for you. 🖤 Told in first-person journal entries 🖤 Trigger warnings: anxiety, depression, emotional isolation 🖤 Emotional themes: survival, memory, inner conflict, identity Still here. Still writing. Even if no one reads it.

In Quiet Offerings, Jolene Hale delivers a tender and emotionally rich portrait of a father and daughter navigating the quiet, uncertain days of a loved one's illness. Told through the eyes of a young girl, this story captures the small rituals that become lifelines-grilled cheese dinners, grease-stained takeout bags, and the hush of late-night conversations in dimly lit kitchens. Inspired by moments from the author's own childhood, Quiet Offerings explores the unspoken language of grief, the comfort of routine, and the unexpected beauty found in the simplest acts of care. With gentle prose and aching honesty, Hale shows how love is often tucked into the quietest corners of our lives-waiting, warm, and unwavering.

What if you could go back in time just five minutes at a time? Would you fix the breakup? Stop the betrayal? Rewrite the past that still keeps you up at night? Alicia is tired. Tired of carrying the weight of everyone else. Her father disappeared. Her mother drinks. Her sister depends on her. And the man she was going to marry just left her shattered and alone. Standing at the edge of a lake, ready to end everything... the moon shifts. A strange café appears. Inside, a silent waiter offers her purple tea and a chance: Five minutes. Any memory. Rewrite the past. But every visit comes with a cost. And the more she goes back, the more her present disappears. How many moments would you trade to heal? And what happens when there's nothing left of you to come back to?

Every morning, Clara wakes up in a different version of the past - but only on the days she didn't say goodbye. A voicemail she never sent. A moment she rushed through. A door she closed without turning back. She doesn't know why it's happening. She just knows it started after Theo Lin left - the boy she almost loved, the boy she never got to keep. As she jumps from memory to memory, Clara is given one last chance to say what she couldn't the first time. But some goodbyes change everything... ...and some were never meant to happen at all. > A poetic YA novel about grief, regret, and the quiet ways love finds its way back.