Historias de Quietstory

Emily Wheeler survived Hawkins by learning how to listen to the world. Now the world won't stop listening back. After leaving town with Ryder, something remains - not a monster, not a threat, but a quiet force that remembers how they used to keep things from breaking. As it begins to move on its own, Emily must learn the difference between awareness and responsibility... and what it means to finally step back. A story about boundaries, chosen family, and learning how to live when survival is no longer the point.

After a long creative burnout, Elara stumbles into a quiet bookshop on a rainy day - a place that smells like stories, tea, and second chances. Each visit brings something new: a handwritten note tucked between pages, a quiet artist sketching in the corner, and a reminder that some stories begin when you're not trying to be found. A cozy tale of rediscovery, anonymous kindness, and the slow-burn magic of being seen.

Dreams were supposed to be harmless. A place I could enter and leave at will. Then one night, I open my eyes somewhere else. A place too quiet, too white, too empty. A place that remembers me. The border is soft like glass. The bed floats. The console hums with dreams I don't recall living. It feels like lucidity. It feels like freedom. Is it?

Rami is a quiet boy, born into a world that does not know how to whisper. He cannot say when the heaviness first began. Perhaps it was when his name, soft and sacred, was miscalled again- not out of malice, but indifference. Perhaps it was the cold meal left untouched, or the silent boy weeping behind a door that would not close, or the small tear in his sock and that finally made everything collapse. This isn't a story about big events. No one dies. No one falls in love. It's about one single day. A day where nothing really happens- but everything is felt. Written in quiet prose, laced with the hush of poetry, The Day the Sun Forgot to Rise is for those who have known the ache of being unseen. It is not a tale of surrender. It is the quiet, unwavering story of one who remains.

We grow attached to things. But do they grow attached to us? A worn-out T-shirt. An old bike. A mug that holds more memories than tea. HIM is a quiet monologue about things that remember. About the warmth of routine. About what we leave behind when we ride off into the dawn. This story isn't about the road. It's about what lives beside it.

Every night, she writes a letter to the moon. About love she never received. The silence she sleeps beside is so profound! Those questions just need echoes, not answers! One night... the moon writes back.

The short story features a grandmother who raised her granddaughter entirely by herself after the granddaughter's father took his own life and her mother ran away with another man. This story uses Hanakotoba (language of flowers) to convey the bond and emotion between the grandmother and the granddaughter.

She cooked rice the night after he died. Not knowing he had someone else grieving him, too. A quiet, slow-burning story about the kind of betrayal that's only revealed after the casket closes - and how grief doesn't care who was loved more. For the ones who never got the answers. For the ones who were left behind. For the ones who loved someone who was never really theirs.

Book 3 Ten years after leaving the city that broke her, Elena now lives quietly in Greenwich, London-working in a bookshop, writing in silence, and answering to a name no one used to call her. She thought distance would erase what hurt, but memories don't need permission. They return in unread messages, familiar names, and strangers who speak your name like it isn't heavy anymore. This isn't a story about rekindling love. It's a story about remembering, healing, and learning to choose yourself-softly, finally, and fully. For every girl who ever loved quietly and left without being asked to stay- This is for you.

PJ Masks Five × Mount Athos is a quiet, reflective side story set beyond the familiar battles of the PJ Masks universe. When Drake Von Romas (Draco), Connor (Catboy), Greg (Gekko) and Howard Lucian Kestrel (Technocrat) are sent to the Holy Mountain of Mount Athos, they do not face villains, weapons, or epic showdowns. Instead, they encounter silence, obedience, labor, and the slow, difficult work of becoming human. Under the guidance of Athonite Elders: Abba Solemnis, Abba Prophyrios and the Fathers of the Monastery, the Boys learn through prayer, beekeeping, honey and beeswax processing, shared meals, discipline, and honest confrontation with themselves and one another. Jokes don't disappear. Friendships don't become perfect. But something deeper begins to form. Inspired by Eastern Orthodox spirituality and the Evergetinos Tradition, this story is not about action or spectacle. It is about formation, restraint, mercy, and growth-how children learn to listen, to serve, to forgive, and to carry light quietly back into the world. This is PJ Masks Five reimagined through stillness rather than speed, through work rather than triumph, and through silence rather than noise.

Before the Noise Took Over is a quiet journey through the chaos we hide inside. It follows Lily Whittaker - a girl loved, yet burdened by expectations - as she steps away from the pressure of her world and into a town where silence speaks louder than words. There, between fading skies and whispered art, she meets Iris - a woman with her own quiet ache - and begins to unravel not just the world around her but the one within. A story about stillness, healing, and the kind of peace that doesn't shout but stays.

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Angela Fordman knows how to win. She knows how to run through pain, silence fear, and keep moving long after the world expects her to break. Medals line her career. Applause follows her name. Strength is what she's known for. But strength has a cost. When a single night strips away the illusion of control, Angela is forced to confront the thing she's spent years outrunning: the loneliness left behind by grief, and the trauma her body never forgot. The track-once her refuge-begins to feel like a cage. Gastro Hernandez has built his life around understanding people without needing anything from them. Calm, observant, and fiercely contained, he knows better than to cross certain lines. But when Angela lets him see the cracks she hides from the world, walking away becomes impossible. As injury, memory, and public scrutiny collide, both are faced with a quiet, dangerous question: What happens when the thing that keeps you alive no longer lets you escape? A story about survival, connection, and learning how to let someone stay, this novel explores what it means to stop running-and to be seen anyway.

People are comfortable with stories they can label. This isn't one of them. Unreadable follows a quiet protagonist who learns early that silence is safer than explanation. Living in a world that constantly demands answers-about love, identity, and belonging-they navigate daily life by performing what is expected and hiding what isn't. When another person enters their life, not to fix or save them but simply to sit and listen, things don't suddenly get easier. They get clearer. This is not a love story. It's a story about existing without translation.

When Alyson returns to her grandparents' house to help settle what's left of it, she finds herself standing inside seventeen years of memory; both tender and unkind. The walls remember her laughter, the air carries the rhythm of her grandparents' routines, and every object seems to wait for her to finally notice what's changed. In her dreams, Joe appears softer and attentive in the ways he never was when they were younger. Waking up from them feels like forgetting a language she once knew by heart. When they meet again by chance, the conversation feels less like reunion and more like reckoning. Paint Stains is a quiet story about home, inheritance, and the parts of ourselves that remain even after we've outgrown the walls that shaped us.

Maya vanished without a word. No goodbye. No warning. Just... maps. Sketches hidden in benches. Letters buried under trees. Each one leads Felip deeper into the mystery of the girl who left - and the version of himself she changed. With Jules cracking jokes and Rafi painting memories, Felip follows the trail Maya left behind. But the closer he gets, the more he realizes: She didn't want to be found. She wanted to be remembered. Lost in Maya is a Taglish coming-of-age mystery about friendship, grief, and the maps we make to carry love - even when it disappears.

-a love story told in pieces. 💔 She writes letters she'll never send. 🎨 He paints memories he's trying to forget. 📚 And someone's been watching all along. Lylia moves like a whisper through the world-quiet, unnoticed, and hiding something heavy behind her silence. Jack doesn't believe in second chances, especially not for himself. But then she walks in. And Mara? She sees it all-every glance, every missed moment. But she's not just a bystander. A slow-burn story about the spaces between people, and what lives in the quiet. Soft. Bittersweet. Unforgettable. Sometimes, love doesn't shout. It lingers.

In the quiet, frost-covered town of Kamakura, 12-year-old Daisuke wakes each morning to a world painted in muted grays and whites. His small, worn home is filled with the faint scent of miso soup and the soft warmth of his grandmother Aiko's love-a love that keeps him going even when the cold bites deep. Abandoned by parents who left after a bitter separation before he was even born, Daisuke is raised by Aiko, an aging woman struggling with her own pains and burdens. At school, he feels the weight of being unwanted, sitting alone while others laugh and play. Inside, he wrestles with questions about family, love, and belonging-questions that echo louder than the winter wind. But amid the hardships, quiet moments of hope and connection shine through. Aiko's gentle hands mend his clothes, her soft voice promises he is not alone, and their shared resilience becomes a powerful bond. This story follows Daisuke's journey through loneliness and loss toward the strength found in unexpected love and silent courage.

Title: Between Dreams and Dawn Genre: Psychological Fiction | Mystery | Drama | Faith Description: Adoma's life was perfect... until the night she whispered words that no one understood. From hospital beds to haunting visions, from searching for a lost child to waking up in a reality that questions everything was it all real, or just a dream? Follow Dr. Adoma Mensah, a brilliant surgeon and mother of six, as her world bends between truth and illusion. What if everything you remembered... never happened? Author's Note: This story is special to me. I poured my heart into it . Thank you for reading, and remember: not every dream ends when you wake up. THANk YOU GOD!! 💜