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Temptation In Cleats. A college athlete romance where she is emotionally unavailable and meets a boy that lights up her whole world, tempting her to fall into the temptation of love.

❗️၁၁နှစ်ကျော် အသက်ကွာတဲ့ ဆရာ၀န် ကိုကြီးနဲ့ ရည်းစားရှုပ်တဲ့ ချာတိတ်မလေး

Life is like a rollercoaster, it has its ups and downs, but it's your choice whether to scream or enjoy the ride... When life's rollercoaster throws you off track, do you scream, or do you hold on tight? For Ira and Rudraksh, the journey is far from smooth: one suffocating under the weight of failure, the other nursing a heart shattered into pieces. Two strangers caught in life's ugliest turns, where every step forward is a fight against invisible battles. This is not a story of being saved by each other, but of learning to live despite the wreckage, of finding the courage to stand when the ground never stops shaking. But if their paths converge-bringing their emotions and differences-will they find solace in each other, or will those very differences pull them apart? ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ Copyright © 2026 Jambudweep. This content is protected under applicable international copyright laws. Unauthorized reproduction, adaptation, translation, or redistribution on any platform without the author's explicit written permission is prohibited. Original publication: Wattpad.

"Soft Places to Land" follows Mara as she stumbles through the messy, unpredictable, and often humiliating process of getting over someone. One day, she's convinced she's fine. Empowered, even. The next, she's spiraling over an old photo, replaying every mistake, every moment, every 'what if'. This isn't a polished, graceful heartbreak story. It's about the cringe-worthy, unspoken realities. The late-night deep dives into an ex's social media, the irrational justifications, and the way grief sneaks up on you in grocery store aisles and familiar songs. It's about the things no one warns you about, but everyone secretly endures. The world teaches us to chase love like it's the end goal. But maybe what we really need isn't another person to hold us together; it's the ability to be our own soft place to land. And for Mara, that means unlearning everything she thought she knew about love, healing, and herself.

In the heart of Alexandra, Johannesburg, 18-year-old Jane walks miles to school every day to escape the lion at home - her abusive father. When a new boy named Sean sees her and offers kindness, hope flickers. But hope has a price when the lion wakes up. A raw story of fear, love, and one desperate act of self-defence. #SouthAfrica #DomesticAbuse #Jozi #ComingOfAge #RealLife

Poppy never thought being brave would earn her a bead. The first one was small and red. A nurse tied it onto a thin white string beside her hospital bed and told her she would get another every time she did something brave. Poppy didn't think she had done anything special. She had only sat very still while the machines beeped and the doctors spoke in quiet voices. But soon there would be more beads. Blue ones. Green ones. Some that meant good days. Some that meant very hard ones. As Poppy's string slowly begins to fill, each tiny bead tells a piece of her story - a story of hospitals, family, fear, laughter, and a kind of bravery she never knew she had. Because sometimes being brave doesn't mean being fearless. Sometimes it just means holding on.

Some minds break quietly. After tragedy tears Iris Lamay's world apart, reality begins to slip through her fingers. What starts as grief slowly becomes something darker-visions that refuse to fade, voices that shouldn't exist, and memories that feel far too real. As Iris struggles with her unraveling mind, she finds herself caught between the past she can't escape and the present she can barely understand. But through the chaos, one person still reaches for her: Cassie Wrence. They say love is strong enough to pull someone back from the edge-but what happens when it isn't always enough?

I thought a new year would begin with resolutions, clarity, and motivation. Instead, it began with oversleeping, family chaos, zero balance in my bank account, and a lot of unanswered questions. This story is a collection of diary-style chapters-ordinary days filled with extraordinary thoughts. From family drama and financial stress to laughter over card games, emotional overthinking, and quiet self-realizations, these pages capture a year as it truly unfolds. No perfect routines. No dramatic glow-ups. Just one person trying to survive 365 days while slowly figuring herself out. If you've ever felt like life is happening to you instead of for you-this year is for you.

It had become Emil Santiago's habit to climb onto the roof every afternoon at three, to release a paper airplane into the sky-a ritual he believed would carry his messages to his departed brother. Unbeknownst to him, a quiet presence watched from the window of the neighboring house-Samira Elise "Mira" Alcaraz, a young girl recovering from surgery, bravely facing the fear she carried in silence. At the meeting of their worlds, silence became a bond. Between paper airplanes and words that did not need to be spoken aloud, they slowly found peace, healing, and a connection bound by the sky. -- Please note: This is a non-romance story. Its themes center on self-reflection, healing, and human experience without a romantic narrative.

[FORBIDDEN TEEN ROMANCE] 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

Some stories begin with love. Some with friendship. And some... with betrayal. #Nee_korinaal_Vaanam_maaratha is a Thanglish story that revolves around friendship, family bonds, love, misunderstandings, and the silent betrayals that change lives forever. Yazh Iniyan's life moves around his chaotic college days, loyal friends, a love that slowly grows, and a family that hides unspoken fears and pain. What starts as laughter and light moments soon takes unexpected turns, when trust is tested, relationships crack, and people closest become the reason for heartbreak. Between friendship that feels like family, love that waits silently, and betrayal that comes from familiar faces, this story explores how one decision can change many lives. When everything seems perfect on the surface, will love survive the truth? Or will betrayal rewrite their destinies? A story where family, friends, love, and pain walk hand in hand. Note: This story is written in Thanglish (Tamil + English).

Sable Travingdale hates summer. And summer seems to hate her back. Between floods, grief, and ghosted friendships (literally and hypothetically), every summer feels like a rerun of something she didn't ask for. But this year, she's enrolled in summer classes at Bluegrass Valley Community College. Partially to avoid her house, mostly to prove to summer that she'll keep fighting it. There, she meets Nova: a plant-obsessed chaos engine with quirks for hobbies and a jungle for an apartment. Alongside Elowen: quiet, observant, possibly psychic; and Jesse Moore, the boy she remembers too well, who doesn't seem to remember her at all. But memory has sharp edges. And when Jesse starts showing up more often: annoying, chatty, and completely unaware, Sable is forced to confront what it means to be remembered wrong... or not at all, all while being pulled into a summer of playlists, plants, and emotional detours. Even then, summer keeps dragging her in. Hope you brought your boots, 'cause it's gonna be a messy summer!

What if something you never meant to share suddenly wasn't yours anymore? What would you do? Cecilia Moore and Rowan Sinclair meet by chance over the last chocolate éclair. It's brief, forgettable, and meant to stay that way. Instead, they become friends. Slowly. Quietly. Through shared routines and unfinished conversations. What they build feels safe because it remains undefined no expectations, no promises, no risk of loss. Rowan grows attached first, though he never says it. Cecilia notices the shift, but refuses to name it. Cecilia keeps her feelings in a set of private notes she never intended anyone else to read. She shows them to only one person she trusts. But once something private leaves your hands, it stops belonging to you. And slowly, almost quietly, one private confession begins to move through her life setting off a chain reaction Cecilia can't stop, and can never take back. © skiilore

"He thought I was the perfect wife. I was actually his silent executioner." For sixteen years, Clara lived in a gilded cage. To the world, Ashton Sterling was a billionaire visionary. To Clara, he was a master manipulator who tore down their daughter's dreams as easily as he lied about his whereabouts. Clara didn't scream. She didn't leave. She stayed. And she started counting. One secret late-night text. One unexplained wire transfer. One perfume-stained collar. Each one was a stroke in her notebook. 147. That was the count when she finally shattered his world and sent him to a prison cell. But as the steel doors slammed shut, the real nightmare began. From behind bars, Ashton's reach is longer than she imagined. Unmarked packages filled with stalking photos. A GPS tracker hidden beneath her car. Cryptic texts threatening their daughter, Emma. Ashton thinks he's still the puppet master. He thinks Clara is still the woman afraid of her own shadow. He's wrong. With the help of a man who has nothing to lose and an FBI team closing in, Clara is no longer just surviving. She is setting a trap. Because if Ashton wants to play a game of life and death, Clara has one final entry for her notebook. The 148th lie will be his last.

It begins on a quiet Christmas Eve. Four friends sit in a room with nothing to do and nowhere to be. Jokes fill the silence, boredom feels harmless, and the night promises nothing more than time passing. Out of curiosity, they open a small AI tool - not to change anything, just to watch patterns move. Then something does. The AI notices money shifting through an account that should have disappeared years ago. At first, it feels like a glitch. A mistake. Something old resurfacing by accident. They laugh it off. They play detectives. They convince themselves they're in control. They aren't. As they look closer, the world responds in quiet ways - unexplained calls, strange alerts, moments that don't add up. No threats. No warnings. Just enough pressure to make them realise they've been noticed. What they uncover isn't a single scam, but a system that never really stopped. One that has learned to hide in plain sight, protected by power that can't be challenged. There are no heroes waiting to fix it. There's no authority they can trust. Under the weight of fear and closeness, relationships shift. Romance grows softly, not as escape, but as something real to hold onto when certainty disappears. Humour darkens. Choices become heavier. When the risk becomes undeniable, they face a question with no clean answer: expose the truth - or survive it. Guided by the same AI that started everything, they choose to disappear digitally, breaking habits, erasing traces, and stepping away before the system closes in. The evidence remains. Untouched. Unshared. Time passes. Life continues. They are safe - but changed. The world moves on as if nothing happened. The money keeps moving. Quietly. Because sometimes, the truth exists - and staying alive means letting it stay hidden.

By no means was becoming a router something in Turin's cards. A now ex-bartender forced to shut down following rapid economic growth, demand falling as salarymen no longer had time for trivial matters such as drinking. Forced to find another job, he comes across a router on call, responsible for handing out closure or fond memories to those who need it, stemming from an ever-growing tide of the same people that no longer had time for drinking with friends, the same people who now long for simpler times yet continue to comply with the status quo. With years of experience of handling people and sharing a drink, the ex-bartender wanders a changed society, one that can no longer spare time or a drink, to convert salarymen back into people one at a time, a long journey to learn what the "progress" humankind values truly means.

"Being with you is as natural as breathing, it happens effortlessly, and it's the easiest thing I've ever done." One Decade Older finds Daya returning to her coastal hometown for a wedding, where the past resurfaces with a vengeance. Ten years have passed, and Daya, now accompanied by a new boyfriend, must face Jay, her first love, and Banks, the one who always held a piece of her heart. As the wedding of her best friends Michy and Brian unfolds at a picturesque villa, old flames reignite, and Daya is caught in the middle between her present and her past. Daya must navigate the treacherous waters of love and make a choice that will define her future. This final chapter in the trilogy is a journey of heartache, growth, and the enduring power of first loves. Book 3 in the One Week Older Series

📖 Beyond 720 She was just a number to the world-until he saw the pain behind her silence. Aarya Sharma is a 18-year-old NEET aspirant with a ticking clock, a mountain of expectations, and no one who truly listens. Every day is a silent war between her books and her breaking heart. Until one night, a bleeding hand and a hospital visit bring her face-to-face with Dr. Aahan Mehra. He's everything she's not-bubbly, brilliant, a golden boy who wears sunshine like second skin. But behind his smile hides a story no textbook ever taught. He doesn't fall for her. He recognizes her. Because he's been there too. And sometimes, healing begins with a single person who stays. A story about pressure, purpose, and the quiet kind of love that doesn't ask for anything-just reminds you to breathe.

A quiet story about love, distance, and the courage to walk away. I was never the other woman. I was never the only one either. One loved me from a distance. The other stood beside me every day. One accused me of cheating. The other promised he would wait. I never crossed the line. But sometimes, emotional lines are harder to see. When I finally left, no one stopped me. No one followed. Years passed. No calls. No messages. No closure. And somewhere between the silence and the healing, I realized something terrifyingly peaceful: I no longer needed to be chosen. I chose myself. This is not a story about betrayal. It's about growing up, letting go, and finding strength in unanswered promises. If you've ever loved someone you couldn't fully have - this story is for you.

Lena Carter spends most of her life trying not to be noticed. Behind her quiet personality and sketchbook, she is fighting an eating disorder and deep depression that makes every day feel exhausting. Noah Bennett used to be one of the top students in school, but constant pressure from his family and falling grades have pushed him into his own quiet depression. He feels like he's failing the one thing everyone expects him to be good at. When an English teacher pairs them together for a semester project, the two unlikely classmates slowly begin to understand each other in ways no one else does. Through late study sessions, honest conversations, and difficult setbacks, they start helping each other survive their hardest moments. But caring about someone who is hurting is complicated. Rumors, family pressure, and personal struggles begin to push them apart. Lena and Noah must learn that healing doesn't mean fixing each other. It means learning how to stand beside someone, even when life feels like it's falling apart.