Raw Stories

Every morning is the awakening of a different pain. Not quite life, not quite death...just a heavy, lingering existence. A raw exploration of the gravity of being human, the exhaustion of the heart and the silent struggle to carry oneself when the world feels to heavy to hold.

Some love stories are about finding each other. This one is about choosing each other, every single time. December Solis has dedicated most of her life to learning how to stand on her own. Love was never something she expected to hold onto. That is, until she met River Sato. With him, everything shifts feeling more stable, even if she's not entirely sure she can trust that steadiness. He is present in ways that matter, despite parts of his world sometimes falling apart around him. Together, they start building something real. Not perfect, or certain, but genuine. A life crafted from small moments, quiet promises, and a connection that doesn't depend on everything falling perfectly into place. As they draw closer to what feels like home, they're forced to confront what it truly means to hold onto love when their future remains uncertain. This is a story about connection, memory, and the courage to stay even when staying is the hardest thing to do. - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

There is no such thing as happily ever after. It is about what comes after- when love erodes, when responsibility is neglected, and when faith is forced to reconcile with reality. Rupturing the illusion of calm. Not to comfort but to examine. A repudiation. A reminder not to go back to that point again. Warning: Contains themes of sexual abuse and abusive behaviour. Some readers may find this triggering. Please proceed with care.

What happens when you find peace amidst chaos... in a person you were never meant to choose? A marriage arranged by families. A connection that feels anything but accidental. Was it ever truly arranged... or always destined? Vihaan Singh Rathore-an ex-army officer. An introvert who has faced wars at the borders, conquered enemies... yet remains defeated by the chaos within himself. Niyaati Mehra-a psychologist and a professor. Calm, composed, and perceptive yet chaotic. Someone who understands minds... yet carries a childhood lost to responsibilities, still holding onto the innocence in her heart. Two strangers. Two broken silences. One unexpected bond. In a relationship built on formality, secrets begin to surface, walls begin to crack, and emotions refuse to stay controlled. Will they be able to heal each other... or will their unspoken truths tear them apart?

Rudra never believed in love. Alekhya never expected it to change her life. Sometimes love doesn't start with a confession. Sometimes it begins with a glance... a silence... a feeling you can't explain. Between CET pressure, quiet moments, and a farewell that felt heavier than words... something slowly grew between them. But love has a strange way of testing people. And before they could finally choose each other... they would have to face everything that tried to pull them apart.

She comes home believing it's the same night she left-bruised, shaken, asking about butter and planning a shower-only to find a house that feels older, quieter, wrong. Her family looks at her like she might vanish if they breathe too hard. Slowly, unbearably, the truth emerges: she has been dead for five years. No one knows how she returned. There is no miracle to explain, no science to cling to-only the wreckage of a life mourned, a family reshaped by loss, and a town that learned how to move on without her. As she tries to understand a world that grieved her and closed the door, her return begins to disturb something deeper beneath the surface-an unseen thread connecting past and present, memory and meaning, drawing in forces that have been watching far longer than anyone realises. The Night Skye Came Home is a quiet, devastating mystery about love that never lets go, grief that changes shape, and what happens when the dead refuse to stay where the world put them.

*Influenced by Vinland Saga and Vagabond* In a land ruled by war, Aedan is raised by a man who refuses to fight. In a world where blades decide fate, Aedan must learn: What does strength really look like? It is often imagined as force, as the clash of a fight or the certainty of a victory. Yet reacting with violence is not difficult. Anger and fear can push anyone in that direction. The greater challenge lies in restraint. To have the power to harm and choose not to requires control, awareness, and intention. Mercy is not weakness, and peace is not passive. Both demand discipline. Strength is not measured by how often one fights, but by the ability to decide when it is necessary. True strength is found in that choice, where power is guided by judgment rather than impulse. Is true strength found in the sword... or in the will to put it down?

Ordinary days | Gentle moments | Quiet memories I wrote this because it happened... Niira...🍁 2025/12/14 11 : 20 AM

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**KRITYANSH MEHRA - 29 years old, 6'2 tall** A man who learned control before comfort. Silence before words. Responsibility before desire. **AGHANYA TIWARI / PIYA - 25 years old, 5'7 in height** Soft-spoken. Observant. Dangerous in silence. °°••°°••°°••°°••°° Some identities are chosen. Some are buried. And some are forgotten-until fate decides otherwise. A prestigious college. A girl who doesn't quite belong. A man who notices what others ignore. As secrets begin to surface and danger hides behind normalcy, one question refuses to stay silent: **"What happens when the truth you're hiding is the truth someone else has been searching for all along?"** A story of hidden identities, unspoken promises, and love tested in the shadows- where every smile could be a lie, and every step closer could change everything.

The book returns with a fiery passion and hate.

A collection of poems about loving someone who was never fully yours... yet never truly gone either. This is not a love story. It's the kind that lives in almosts- almost confessions, almost endings, almost forever. From quiet beginnings to unspoken endings, this book traces the journey of a girl who loved deeply, silently, and without closure. He was never hers. But he was never a stranger either. And maybe that's what hurt the most. If you've ever held onto something that never really stayed this book will feel like home.

If I know what love is, it is because of you. To the world you may be one person, but to one person you are the world. [Contains Mature Content]

Tiffany is definitely NOT liked by anybody in WWE. She has no friends in the WWE locker room.

Content Warning: This story explores experiences of domestic violence and child abuse. While not graphic, the themes may be confronting. Please take care while reading. If this brings anything up for you, you are not alone. Support is available: Call 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) . 🌿 Still, She Echoes - Series Blurb Some stories begin with childhood laughter. Others begin with silence. For Lorna, childhood was never just a beginning-it was a landscape of love, loss, and everything in between. From the warmth of her grandmother's arms to the confusion of goodbye, from imaginary friends to real-life heartbreak, she grew up learning how to survive in a world that often felt too heavy for a child to understand. In a home filled with music, chaos, tenderness, and fracture lines no one spoke about, she learned early that love and pain often lived in the same room. That people could stay... and still disappear in every way that mattered. And that sometimes, the only place a child can safely hold the truth is inside their own silence. Through fading innocence, fractured family bonds, and moments of unexpected beauty, Still, She Echoes is a deeply personal memoir of growing up too soon-of witnessing life in all its raw, unfiltered complexity, and learning to piece together meaning from what was left behind. It is about the questions children ask when no one is ready to answer them. It is about the memories that don't fade, even when you wish they would. And it is about the quiet strength it takes to finally stop carrying what was never yours to hold. Because some echoes never leave you. They simply become part of who you are. ✨Please leave comments...everywhere. Im excited to connect with others.

Xu Yang thought he knew his father. A strict, muscular gym coach with a body carved from years of iron and discipline - Xu Gang was the definition of raw masculine authority. Widowed early, he raised his son alone while building a physique that made even bodybuilders jealous. But everything changes when Xu Yang accidentally opens his professor's laptop and clicks on a hidden video titled "Horny Dog Coach.mp4". The man moaning shamelessly on screen, begging to be destroyed, calling himself a "filthy slutty dog" while getting railed mercilessly... is none other than his own father. Now Xu Yang can't stop thinking about it. The powerful body he grew up admiring. The deep voice now broken with lust. The forbidden desire awakening inside him. As the lines between father and son blur, and the professor's bedroom becomes the stage for dark secrets, Xu Yang discovers just how deep his father's hidden cravings run - and how much he wants to be part of them.

Every heart holds a story, and every story leaves a weight behind. The Weight We Carry is a living collection - written in real time, in the middle of survival, burnout, healing, and trying again anyway. These poems come from the spaces between responsibilities: grocery aisles, late nights, applications, shifts, side hustles, and the quiet moments when everything finally catches up. This collection explores the ache of memory, the exhaustion of caring too much, the frustration of broken systems, and the complicated reality of choosing to help when it costs you something. There is grief here, and anger, and dark humor. There is healing, but it is not linear. Hope shows up when it can, but it doesn't pretend to fix everything. Through raw, unfiltered verses, The Weight We Carry holds space for the people who keep going without applause - the helpers, the burned out, the ones trying to build something better while still carrying their own survival on their backs. These poems are for anyone who has felt the weight of the world press down and kept moving anyway. Not because it was easy. But because stopping was never really an option.

A gunslinger arrives on RAW ready to conquer everyone, with a somewhat crazy girlfriend from NXT, but what will happen when he catches the attention of an interviewer on his new brand? Will Pax be okay with her?

Everard D'Cruz, a white-race Portuguese-origin boy born and raised in Goa, grows up loving India deeply despite never being fully accepted as one of its own. His life takes a devastating turn when he is falsely accused of a brutal crime involving the murder of a police officer's family and the rape of a minor. Framed with planted evidence and no support, Everard is declared guilty and sentenced to an inhuman punishment that destroys his identity and future. Just when everything seems over, he is secretly rescued by India's intelligence agency and brought to New Delhi, where National Security Advisor Amar Rastogi offers him a second chance-on one condition. Everard must sacrifice his identity completely and transform into Evelyn D'Cruz to serve a top-secret mission for the nation. With no other choice, he agrees, beginning a life-altering journey of physical and psychological transformation. Mission "Lady Dhurandhar" sends Evelyn to Portugal and then to Wuhan, China, to infiltrate the world of virology and uncover a conspiracy involving a man-made pandemic. Her target is Dr. Adam Costa, a Portuguese scientist unknowingly connected to the project. Using intelligence and honeytrapping, Evelyn gains his trust, but their connection turns real. When her truth is exposed, Adam chooses to stand by her, and together they risk everything to secure critical information about the virus and its antidote. After escaping China, Evelyn hands over the data to Indian authorities and begins a new life with Adam in Portugal. Soon after, the pandemic strikes the world-but India stands prepared because of her sacrifice. From a condemned criminal to a silent savior, Evelyn's journey is one of identity, courage, love, and sacrifice-proving that some heroes remain unknown, yet change the fate of millions forever.

A collection of poems about a long-distance wlw relationship, capturing love, conflict, and longing.