Quietlove Stories

THE SEAT BETWEEN US A novel by Anya In a classroom where silence speaks louder than words, there is one empty space that changes everything. She never noticed him He never tried to be seen Until fate placed them one seat apart Between notebooks, stolen glances, and unspoken prayers, a quiet bond begins to grow not loud, not dramatic, but deep. This is not a love built on confessions and promises, but on presence. On choosing each other without asking. On devotion that feels almost sacred. They don't just fall in love. They belong slowly, innocently, completely. The Seat Between Us is a tender high school romance about soft love, silent loyalty, and the kind of connection that doesn't need words to survive. Because sometimes, the smallest distance holds the deepest feelings.

What starts as a simple mistake turns into something no one expects. Reo Mikage creates a group chat for Blue Lock players and, in the process of adding Bachira, accidentally adds Miya instead-an outsider with no connection to Blue Lock at all. While the group scrambles to figure out who invited them, Miya becomes fixated on one person in particular: Nagi Seishiro. Nagi, however, doesn't respond. Not out of malice or disinterest-he's just asleep. As the group chat fills with chaos, misunderstandings, and Reo's constant explanations ("He's not ignoring you, he's literally unconscious"), Miya's one-sided flirting only grows more unhinged. Nagi's rare, blunt replies leave Miya intrigued rather than discouraged, and the group slowly accepts Miya as part of the chat. When Miya starts attending Blue Lock matches in real life, the dynamic shifts. Watching Nagi play reveals a different side of him-focused, precise, effortlessly brilliant. Small moments off the field blur the line between online silence and real-life presence, leading to misunderstandings, quiet tension, and subtle changes neither of them knows how to address directly. Told through chaotic group chats and grounded real-life scenes, this story balances humor, warmth, and drama-exploring how effort means different things to different people, and how sometimes the smallest actions speak the loudest.

An ordinary story of two people whose wounds never looked serious enough. Rutwi Sharma has always learned how to survive quietly. Her pain never looked dramatic enough. Her fears were always called overthinking. Adhyant Agnihotri doesn't speak easily, his voice falters when emotions rise, when the world gets loud. So he listens instead. He remembers. He notices. Their marriage isn't born out of love at first sight or grand promises. It begins with awkward silences, mismatched habits, and small, unspoken kindnesses. He cooks when she's overwhelmed. She keeps things in place because she knows he likes order. They learn each other slowly,through Saturday head massages, burnt rotis, quiet laughter, and days when the past creeps in uninvited. Falling Into Forever is not a story about perfect people or dramatic love. It's about choosing someone in ordinary moments. About wounds that don't scream. About love that doesn't arrive loudly...but stays. Tropes~ Arranged Marriage Soft Romance Slow Burn She fell first, He fell harder Green Flag MMC Emotionally Neglected FMC Found Family Energy Healing Without Fixing Eldest Daughter × Eldest Son Subtle Age Gap All the characters and the storyline solely belong to me. Credit for all the pictures used in the book is to their respective owners.

"Not every chapter is meant to be read aloud." Ryle Bans enters her final year expecting nothing more than exams, friendship, and the pressure of growing up. But when a calm, composed new teacher steps into her classroom, her world quietly shifts. Between unspoken emotions, quiet guidance, loyal friendships, and the weight of expectations, Ryle learns that some lessons aren't taught in textbooks-and some feelings are best left unspoken. Unspoken Chapters is a coming-of-age story about boundaries, ambition, friendship, and the quiet moments that shape who we become.

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.

Some bonds never spoken. Some feelings are never named. She was a student - curious, expressive, learning life one mistake at a time. He was a teacher - strict, serious,deciplined, bound by rules he never broke. Between classrooms, silence, laughter, misunderstanding, and growth. They share something rare: Understanding without possession. This is not a story of crossing line. It is a story of respect, unspoken connections , emotional maturity and knowing when to let go. Because someone the most meaning full love stories are the ones that the end with growth..not togetherness . . . .

Some love stories are loud. This one was quiet. They didn't fall in love through grand gestures or dramatic confessions. They noticed each other in silence, shared small moments, and found comfort in being understood without having to explain. This is a one-shot about two introverts in college - awkward conversations, shared biscuits, late-night texts, and the kind of love that grows slowly and gently. No rush. No noise. Just two people who felt safe together. If you believe love doesn't always need words... this story is for you.

Some Love Stories dont end. They just stop being spoken about. Meera believed love should feel like home. Arjun believed love meant sacrifice. Between unsent letters, half-played songs and a city that kept moving... they learnt that not every love story gets a happy ending.

The plot moves gradually, focusing on feelings, thoughts, and small interactions rather than action or adventure.

Aaliya never asked for love - only peace. Ibrahim never believed love was something you could force. Bound by a marriage neither chose, they learn that sometimes love doesn't arrive loudly - it grows in silence, patience, and presence. A Pakistani family drama filled with grief, warmth, and a slow-burn romance that unfolds gently over time.

❝ He was her almost. Her always. Her never. ❞ Two best friends. A story of growing up; growing apart, and the quiet ache of loving someone who will never see you the way you see them.

Chan's story. Book 2. "I didn't know how to be loved in daylight... but she found me in the dark and stayed anyway." He didn't believe he was the kind of man someone could love quietly. Or loudly. Or at all. Bahng Christopher Chan has spent most of his life giving others a voice-through music, through lyrics, through sacrifice. But when Avelyn Morgan walks into his life, all soft glances and silent strength, something inside him starts to stir. When You Echoed My Quiet is the mirror to a love story once thought one-sided-a revelation of what was hidden behind the stillness, the longing he buried beneath every studio light and sleepless night. It's his truth. His fears. His almost-confession. Because love doesn't always announce itself. Sometimes, it whispers back when you least expect it. And sometimes... the one you thought you lost was writing their way to you all along.

She thought he ghosted her. He thought she didn't care. They were both wrong. Wildlife conservationist Noah meets actor Pedro at the worst possible moment -- right after throwing up on him. But instead of a disaster, it becomes the best weekend of her life. Beach walks, rainforest hikes, conversations that feel like coming home. She writes her number on a napkin. He promises to call. Ten months pass. Silence. Noah buries the hurt and throws herself into work. Pedro does the same, convinced the weekend meant nothing to her. Then they run into each other at a conservation center in Chile. The anger is immediate. So is the attraction. He lost her number. She thought he lied. Now they have three weeks to fix what broke -- or walk away from the connection they never stopped feeling. ── ⊹ ˖♡˖ ⊹ ── Hey guys! I'm almost done with this one, so I'll start posting more chapters soon. What do you think so far? Anything marked with a ♡ will have smut. There won't be much but just in case :)

Krishna Vamsi and Radha Verma were never meant to be anything more than friends. Not in a world divided by caste, money, and expectations. Krishna comes from a small home and a smaller freedom-loved by his parents, yet suffocated by discipline, responsibility, and unspoken pressure. Radha, raised in a well-off but controlling household, learns early that affection is conditional and silence is survival. Seven years of friendship. One college that keeps them on different floors. Two families that would never understand. They tease each other, call each other dummy and idiot, share late-night Instagram chats, and steal glances they pretend mean nothing. But beneath the laughter lies a bond that's growing too deep to stay harmless. This is not a love story filled with confessions and promises. It's a slow-burn story about emotional neglect, forbidden closeness, financial gaps, caste boundaries, and the quiet pain of growing up. Because sometimes, the hardest love to carry is the one you're never allowed to name. Tropes : Eldest Son × Eldest Daughter Childhood Best Friends Age Gap: 16 × 17 Forbidden Love Lower Middle-Class Boy × Upper Middle-Class Girl Strict but Loving Parents (Boy) × Strict, Emotionally Distant Parents (Girl) Inspired by a True Story

Friends to Lovers. Ceo × Doctor. Advaith Raichand CEO of Raichand Industries. Cold and composed on the surface, but observant and deeply thoughtful. He is known to the world as aloof, intense, and intimidating - a man who deals in precision, efficiency, and calculated decisions. Yet beneath this layer is a person who deeply values loyalty, family, and close friendships. He hasn't experienced love seriously, so while he isn't against it, he doesn't fully understand it yet. Rarely raises his voice; notices details others miss; prefers quiet observation over unnecessary chatter. Meher Awasthi Doctor, currently a neurology intern aspiring to be a practicing neurologist. Kind, emotional, stubborn, clumsy, introspective, honest and sensitive, yet introverted and guarded. Meher hides her fragility behind a composed, fierce exterior to protect herself from the world. She struggles to open up, but she is fiercely loyal to those she allows into her inner circle. Comes from a middle-class family. Moved away from home for professional growth and lives a quiet, disciplined life. Bookworm, has a beautiful singing voice, struggles with cooking, often hides her vulnerability behind humor or composure. You would find the description of other characters inside the book!

Set between the latest chapters of 3 Graças, this fanfic follows Lorena and Eduarda in the moments the novela doesn't show. A car ride that stretches longer than it should, a kiss that shifts something into place, and the consequences that follow when Santiago Ferette realizes his daughter is no longer willing to live by his rules. Without altering canon, the story lingers on the fragility Lorena keeps hidden and on Eduarda's choice to stay, even when staying comes at a cost. It's a character-driven continuation shaped by silence, subtext, and the instant when recognition turns into risk. A Loquinha fanfic about unfinished conversations, quiet defiance, and a love that begins softly but once it begins, cannot be undone.

Hezlin, a quiet neurosurgeon in Russia, finds unexpected comfort in a bond that slowly changes the direction of her life. A marriage arranged under complicated circumstances ties her to a man Ruslan, she barely understands, while silence and distance shape their shared home. Between faith, duty, and unhealed insecurities, emotions remain buried and misunderstood. As time passes, absences speak louder than presence, and choices begin to carry consequences. Old wounds, unspoken feelings, and quiet patience test the meaning of commitment. What begins without love slowly questions whether love can grow where it was never meant to exist.

Some feelings are never spoken out loud... yet they linger in glances, smiles, and quiet moments shared together. This is the story of two friends who might not even realize how important they've become to each other. A love that doesn't need to rush or shout, but is clear to the hearts that truly know one another. Follow Harry and Hermione in this universe, and discover a gentle love that grows... between the lines. ♥

She didn't fall in love to be saved. She fell in love after she survived. Once, a hospital room was the only place keeping her alive. The nights were heavy, the thoughts darker than silence itself. And in those moments-when staying felt harder than leaving-there was a doctor who listened. Not loudly. Not dramatically. But gently. Enough to make her choose life. He was older. Steady. Bound by ethics, distance, and reality. To him, she was a patient. Almost a daughter. Someone to protect, not desire. But the heart doesn't always follow rules-especially when it learns how to breathe again. Where I Learned to Stay is an emotional, slow-burn romance about healing, gratitude, unspoken longing, and the quiet fantasies we keep when real life draws boundaries. It is a story about loving someone who was never meant to be yours-and how that love can still save you. This is not a story about crossing lines. It's a story about surviving them. A comforting, poetic journey of mental health recovery, imagined love, and the courage it takes to stay. Author's Note This is a work of fiction inspired by themes of healing and emotional connection. All characters and events are fictional. Professional boundaries are respected.

Five months of love. Fifteen days of happiness. And a feeling that never left. Fatima loved Emeli quietly and with all her heart. Their relationship lasted only fifteen days, but it left a mark forever. They parted ways, but remained friends - and that makes the pain even deeper. A story about loving, even when love can no longer be returned