Quietlove mga kuwento

Raven's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets his destined mate at a local high school-she's only eighteen, he's twenty-four. Respecting her need for time, he steps back, vowing to be ready when she is. Over the years, he quietly builds a life in preparation for their future, checking in weekly, imagining the home, the meals, the life they could share. But when he misreads a scene and believes she's moved on, his carefully held composure shatters. In a moment of despair, he drinks and takes a supplement, severing their bond just when she needs him most. Only when she finds him, confused and hurt, can the truth be revealed-that nothing was as it seemed, and their connection, tested and tender, may finally begin.

She was his personal assistant-professional, composed, invisible to gossip. He was power, authority, and a line she refused to cross. When silence becomes heavier than truth, love must be chosen without losing dignity.

He didn't fall in love with her words. He fell in love with the silence she never explained. Khushali Sharma survived by learning when not to speak. At sixteen, a night she refuses to remember changed everything. Years later, she is calm, distant, and in control-until an arranged marriage brings Vedang Kapoor into her life. Vedang doesn't demand her story. He doesn't try to save her. He listens. And somehow, that makes all the difference. But the past isn't done with Khusi. Old wounds reopen. A grieving family wants answers. A powerful man watches closely. And the silence that once kept her safe begins to feel like a trap. Some truths can't stay buried forever. And when Khusi finally speaks, it may change more than just her life. The Sound of Staying is a slow-burn romantic drama about quiet love, hidden scars, and the cost of staying silent for too long.

She lived behind the camera. He lived in the spotlight. Sophia Mae Evans comes to the Stranger Things season five set for work, not love. Finn Wolfhard never expects to notice the quiet girl in the shadows. But late nights, soft glances, and shared silence turn into something neither of them planned. In a world of fame, contracts, and cameras, they learn that some love stories aren't meant for the spotlight - they're meant to be protected. A slow-burn Hollywood romance about quiet love, secret moments, and falling for someone the world is always watching.

Darcie Anari thought she could survive on her own. Not until Adriel Keiji became her light. What started as late-night talks and study sessions turned into laughter, comfort, and love she didn't know she needed. But life has a way of testing even the strongest bonds..... and sometimes, letting go feels easier than holding on.

Book 1: The Crossing Paths (Between the Lines #1) She just wanted a fresh start. He wanted no part of anything new. When Prachi walks into college, she expects chaos, confusion, maybe even friendship-but definitely not Abhimanyu. A senior cloaked in silence, watching the world from behind unreadable eyes. To the rest of the college, he's cold, distant, untouchable. But underneath that calm is a storm he's spent years suppressing. Raised in the aftermath of love that broke more than it built, Abhimanyu has only seen the dark side of relationships. Parents who stayed together for appearances. Friends who tore each other apart in the name of forever. He's witnessed enough mess to know-love ruins everything. And so, he made a vow: no attachments. No drama. No distractions. But then came Prachi-quiet in all the ways that matter, bold in the ways that break through. She doesn't chase, she notices. She doesn't demand, but somehow, she understands. As their paths keep crossing in the most inconvenient ways, tension builds. Slowly. Beautifully. Brutally. Because what happens when the person who threatens to unravel your defenses... is also the first one who sees right through them?

Ellie Brooks came back to Brookhaven carrying a life she hadn't planned and a heart she hadn't protected. She didn't expect to find Caleb Harlow still standing exactly where she'd left him - older, steadier, and carrying the weight of a daughter who needed more than promises. Caleb didn't expect Ellie to return either. Not after the way she left. Not after the years it took to build a life that wouldn't collapse if she did. They don't fall back into love. They circle it. Carefully. Reluctantly. Knowing what's at stake this time. Brookhaven remembers their history - the almosts, the silence, the years they spent pretending the other wasn't the one thing that never quite let go. And as Ellie and Caleb edge closer to something real, they're forced to confront the truth neither of them can avoid anymore: Love isn't reckless when it's right. It's deliberate. But choosing each other means choosing everything that comes with it - the child watching them, the past that refuses to stay buried, and the kind of commitment that doesn't offer an easy exit. The Long Way to Us is a slow-burn, deeply emotional story about coming home, choosing love without guarantees, and discovering that the bravest thing you can do is stay - even when it would be easier to walk away.

It started in a bookstore. And it should've ended there. But some people don't leave your life the way they entered it. Bookmark of Their Silence is a quiet story about connection, family, and the things we don't say.

She arrives in a new country carrying silence heavier than her suitcase. In a house that does not ask questions, safety begins as quiet - and grows into something she never expected to feel again.

An elevator ride. A shared hallway. A breath held for too long. Between the Floors explores the fragile space between who we were and who we are trying to be. When an unexpected reunion brings old love, new loyalty, and unresolved grief into the same moment, silence becomes louder than words. This is not a story about confrontation. It is a story about restraint. About love that lingers. About holding on-and letting go-at the same time.

Denki's been in the ward for as long as he can remember - a place that calls his ADHD problematic, his spark too much. Shinso's been there nearly as long, haunted by sleepless nights and the echoes of a mind that won't quiet down. When they're assigned as roommates, it's not friendship that forms at first - it's survival. But through restless nights, whispered confessions, and laughter that begins to fill the sterile walls, they start to find something they both thought they'd lost: peace. Together, they learn that healing isn't clean, that love doesn't cure, and that sometimes the quietest kind of love is the one that saves you. A story about finding warmth in the coldest places - and realizing that broken doesn't mean unworthy.

In the rain-washed streets of Seattle, Jacob Anderson lives a quiet life defined by routine and hope. A kind-hearted chauffeur working the night shift, Jacob spends his evenings transporting strangers through the city's glowing skyline, saving every dollar for the future he dreams of - a new home, a family, a life that finally feels like his own. But one late-night pickup changes everything. Evelyn Castillo is unlike any passenger he has ever met - elegant, mysterious, and unable to speak a word of English. Their conversation begins with hesitant smiles and broken Spanish, a fragile bridge between two strangers who should have remained nothing more than a fleeting encounter. Until Jacob witnesses something he cannot ignore. When Evelyn's violent, obsessive boyfriend drags her away in fear, Jacob is forced into a choice that shatters his carefully controlled world. Acting on instinct rather than reason, he intervenes - rescuing a woman he barely knows and offering her something she no longer has: Safety. What begins as an act of compassion soon evolves into something far more complicated. As Evelyn finds refuge in Jacob's small apartment, silence gives way to connection, and shared loneliness slowly transforms into intimacy. But the past does not loosen its grip easily. As danger closes in and emotions deepen, Jacob and Evelyn must confront a painful truth: some people will stop at nothing to reclaim what they believe belongs to them - and love born from rescue may not be strong enough to survive the storm. Genres: Drama, Romance Tagline: She couldn't speak his language - but she changed his life.

Manju has never believed in being chosen. She has learned to take up little space, to exist quietly, to be grateful for what doesn't ask too much of her. Her body, her presence-she has made peace with them in her own way. Then there is Raghav. Always respectful. Always distant. Always looking when he thinks she isn't aware. She doesn't know when his glances began to matter. Only that they do. And that the space between them feels filled with something fragile, something terrifying, something that might be love.

He lived in silence, far from home, writing letters he never expected to be read. She lived in the spotlight, surrounded by noise, yet unheard. They never spoke. They never met. They fell in love through songs, pauses, and words that were never meant to reach. This is not a loud love story. There are no grand gestures. No dramatic confessions. Only letters. Silence. Distance. And two souls listening to the same song from different parts of the world. When Nobody Loved Out Loud is a slow-burn, emotionally intimate romance about anonymity, longing, and the kind of love that exists quietly-until it refuses to stay silent. Sometimes, the deepest love stories are written where no one is watching.

An arranged marriage. Two broken souls. And a love that arrives too late... yet refuses to leave. They were tied by rituals, not emotions. Strangers sharing a roof, a silence, and wounds they never asked for. Aarohi carries a past laced with guilt and regret. Raghav carries patience-the kind that doesn't question, doesn't force, only stays. This is not a love story that rushes. This is a story that waits. Between hospital corridors and locked bedrooms, between relapse and recovery, between distance and devotion-love slowly learns its meaning. Not through confessions, but through presence. Not through promises, but through endurance. Because sometimes love isn't loud. Sometimes it's quiet, aching, obsessive in the softest way. Sometimes it stays... long before it's loved back.

"Two souls, once strangers, find laughter, comfort, and love in each other's world."

They don't meet on a stage. They don't meet under spotlights or flashing cameras. They meet somewhere quiet-a place built for discretion, where names don't carry weight and the world feels far away. One is globally known, recognizable wherever she goes. The other is celebrated closer to home, careful, grounded, and unprepared for how loud the world can become. This is not a coming out story. Their families love them. Their friends stand by them. The conflict lives elsewhere-in distance, in culture, in public scrutiny, and in the expectations placed on women who are never truly allowed to belong to themselves. This is a slow-burn, friends-to-lovers romance about finding intimacy in private moments, choosing each other without spectacle, and learning what love looks like when it exists quietly-even when the world refuses to be.

Swara arrived at the shore carrying questions she had long since learned to survive without. Sanskaar remained, carving a sanctuary out of patience, sea salt, and the beauty of unsaid things. In a town where the tide moves slower than the heart, two souls drifted together-unrushed and unguarded-as if the waves had been whispering their names all along. Some hearts are not swept away. They are carried-gently-toward where they belong. Some love stories don't rush you forward. They teach you how to stay.

In a country where love is measured by surnames and worth by birth, they chose each other. He comes from privilege, power, and a family that believes blood decides destiny. She comes from simplicity, dignity, and a home where love matters more than status. They didn't plan to fall in love. They didn't plan to challenge centuries of belief. But love doesn't ask permission and neither did their hearts. When families rise against them, when society labels their love a mistake, they must decide: Is love enough to survive a world built to break it?