Realistic-romance Histoires

I was 15 when I gave him my whole heart. He took it, broke it, cheated on me over and over, called me names that still echo sometimes, humiliated me in front of everyone. Then I broke up with him. And the world broke up with me too. Years of crying, stalking, begging for scraps of attention, hating my body, hating myself. Until one day I decided: enough. This isn't a love story. It's a survival story. Moving on isn't pretty. It's bloody, ugly, lonely... and eventually, it's mine.

He was typing... She waited. The dots disappeared. The train left. The number got blocked. The story ended. This is what happens when no one is brave enough to hit send. Finished. Permanently. If you hate open wounds and unsent messages, back out now. Still here? Good luck.

Kuroha has escaped the world that we know of. After killing off all of Mekakushi Dan, the dead clocks proving that Route XX happened, Kuroha tries to open his eye again only to have himself go into a new world. As said before, he drags those into the belly of the beast. But now, he's in it. Kakashi finds a knocked out and half-dead Kuroha on the border of Wind and Fire. Deciding to take him back to the Leaf village, Team 7 and Team Gai help Kakashi drag this mysterious boy with blood covering him to the village.

Sometimes, the love you miss is the one that was always there. After graduating college, six friends step into adulthood together - chasing careers, independence, and the promise of a future that suddenly feels very real. Han Seo-yeon believes love should never be begged for. When the person she's quietly loved for years never says anything, she chooses to move on instead of waiting for feelings that may never come. Kwon Tae-hyuk loves in silence. He assumes the girl he cares for doesn't see him the way he sees her - especially when she begins to drift toward someone new. Between misunderstandings, timing, and choices made to protect one's heart, their paths slowly diverge. This is a slow-burn, slice-of-life romance about growing up, choosing yourself, and learning that sometimes, the hardest words to say are the ones that matter most.