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She was placed in his path on purpose. The photograph was not an accident. What Eclipse Entertainment called damage control-fifty pages of contract clauses and manufactured milestones-was supposed to be a product. Two careers. One fabricated intimacy. A bargain neither of them agreed to. What no one planned was that the lie would crack open. Faith Monroe was a biracial Black-and-Korean solo artist trying to hold her identity together within an industry that wanted a manageable portion of it. Kang Jaehun was a veteran idol leader who had been performing dependability for so long that he had forgotten where the performance ended. They were forced into a fake relationship, then a staged proposal, then a real marriage neither of them had chosen, and somewhere inside all of that, something real began. But the real thing was the most dangerous thing either of them had ever touched. This was a slow burn across sixteen years. It included a decade of industry machinery, a love that took years to become honest, a postpartum crisis that nearly ended everything, a divorce, and the brutal, slow work of two people becoming worth a second chance. It included an anti-fan who poisoned a drink, a group of five boys who became men and lost each other along the way, a grandmother who died refusing to name her own great-grandchildren, and a rooftop where a man sat for three hours, wondering if the city would notice if he never came down. It did not fade to black. It did not look away. It told the whole truth. Mature themes throughout. Explicit content. Mental health. Medical realism. Racism depicted in full. This is a story about the cost of being seen when the world would rather look away, and about the specific miracle of two people who learned to see each other clearly. ©️ _RelleLebby_//R.L.

Jayfer fanfiction. Same age, different positions. She's chaos wrapped in sarcasm, he's discipline wrapped in control-and neither knows how to be truly seen. *The Wrong Kind of Smart* isn't just a student-professor romance, it's about growing up while pretending you already have.

Some friendships become memories. Some memories never leave.

"Sometimes the messiest mistakes create the most beautiful relationships." Meera is a second-year Gynecology PG who keeps men at a distance but feels deeply for the struggles of women around her. Outspoken, sarcastic and sometimes rude, she carries her own scars. She has a past that made her guarded but fiercely empathetic. Krish is a third-year Radiology PG in another city .He is calm, principled, and seemingly perfect, but his quiet demeanor masks deep trauma. He loves without needing to claim, chooses restraint over expression, and lets trust grow slowly. They didn't meet because of destiny. Their paths crossed because of someone else's love story, and from that chaotic beginning, a fragile, earned bond formed. This is a story about respect, restraint, and love that's earned...the kind that stays when the world doesn't. #1 Respect - 11/04/2026 #1 Therapies-15/04/2026 #1 Therapies-07/05/2026 #1 Coming of age romance-14/05/2026

After months apart since graduation, Zekei and Ellejei reunite. He carries hope, she carries doubts-but together, they chase the moments they once thought were lost. As days blur into nights, they hold on to borrowed time, not knowing how fleeting it truly is. ｡ﾟ•┈꒰ა ♡ ໒꒱┈• ｡ﾟ Highest Rankings #1 - pinoy fiction #1 - tagalog fiction #1 - borrowed time #1 - relatable romance #1 - bitter sweet romance #1 - almost lovers #1 - reunion romance #1 - fleeting moments "Tayo 'yan." Ang palaging sinasabi sa'kin ni Zekei. Ayokong maniwala. Una sa lahat, ang corny. Sunod, manghuhula ba siya? Third, toothbrush muna. Fourth, wala lang. Ayoko lang talaga sigurong tingnan ang hinaharap na siya ang kasama kong abutan ng hamog sa daan habang nakatambay, o di kaya ay kumain ng pastang hindi ako ang nagluto. Ayokong matulad kami sa mga RomCom-na eepal pa ako sa kasal nila ng dapat sana ay magiging asawa niya dahil 'yon ang dumating noong mga panahong wala ako at nasa kasalukuyan siya ng pagmmove on. Ayoko rin naman 'yung mga fiction na magkakaroon siya ng superpowers at tutubuan ng buntot at mahabang tenga, tapos ililigtas niya ako mula sa malaking halimaw na sa dami ng tao sa lugar namin, ako pa talagang sira na ang atay kaiinom ng alak ang pinuntirya. At mas lalong ayoko ng thriller, tipong may kapatid pala ako at lumaki siya sa ibang bansa-uuwi siya ng Pilipinas para ipamukha sa'kin na kahit hindi niya mabigkas nang tuwid ang salitang 'nakakapagpabagabag' ay mas matalino pa'rin siya dahil ingles ang pangunahin niyang lenggwahe, nasaan si Zekei do'n? Nasa bahay ng kapatid ko, kasi kapatid din pala niya 'yon at iisa ang tatay namin. Kainis. Basta. Ayoko ng kahit ano sa mga 'yan.

♡♡ "कुछ रिश्ते किस्मत लिखती है, और कुछ रिश्तों में धीरे-धीरे इश्क़ उतरता है-उन्हीं में से एक है हमारी इश्क़िया।" ♡♡ 𝗜𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗸𝗮 𝗦𝗮𝘅𝗲𝗻𝗮 and 𝗔𝗻𝗶𝗿𝘂𝗱𝗵 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗲 were two strangers brought together by an arranged marriage. She was expressive. He was reserved. She filled the silence; he was comfortable in it. What began with a simple yes slowly turned into shared routines, unexpected laughter, quiet understanding-and a bond neither of them had planned for. Because sometimes, love isn't the beginning of a marriage. It is what comes after. ISHQIYA by ~ @ReynaWrites

Cover by @starwrxts 𝐈𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠, 𝐈'𝐝 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐛𝐞 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐈'𝐝 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐝𝐢𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐚 𝐬𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐞 ❀ Shades Of Love series - Book 1 Aishani Rathore is the bubbly, kind-hearted girl whose smile hides scars from a painful past. Samrat Raj is the cheerful, friendly boy whose shyness conceals a tender, sensitive soul. One still believes in love. The other has stopped trusting it. Bound by childhood memories and years of friendship, their hearts begin to discover what they've been missing all along, each other. ────୨ৎ──── - With Love Author Advika (Advi/Advu)

What happens when the person you never searched for becomes the person you're most afraid of losing? I found her when I wasn't looking for love. At first, we loved each other simply. She loved me deeply, and I thought I understood what we had. But somewhere along the way, I changed. My efforts became smaller, my feelings became harder to show, and I watched the person I loved get hurt because of it. Then I changed again. This time, I cared too much. My love became fear. My fear became overthinking. My overthinking became possessiveness. And sometimes, I forgot that loving someone doesn't mean controlling their life. Now I'm trying to understand the difference between holding on and holding someone back. She's still here. She tells me she won't leave. But my mind keeps asking the question I can't silence: What if one day she does? This isn't a story about perfect love. It's about first love, mistakes, regret, silence, forgiveness, growing up, and loving someone through every version of them. And maybe, someday, she'll read this. Maybe then she'll understand the words I could never say out loud. If you ever read this... this was always about you.

A New Adult / Coming-of-Age Romance ONE SECRET. THREE THOUSAND MILES. TWO HEARTS ON THE VERGE OF GOODBYE. Peyton has her sights set on the neon glare of Manhattan, trading quiet mornings for the high-stakes pulse of a fast-paced journalism career. Meanwhile, Kyle is staying behind, working to build a future from blueprints and balsa wood in the dry Nevada heat as his world slowly unravels. They thought distance was the only thing standing between them. They were wrong. Bound by a final heirloom in a red velvet box, a legacy of quiet secrets, and years of unspoken history, Peyton and Kyle find themselves forced to confront the growing distance between them. As the pressure mounts and the reality of adulthood sets in, they must determine if their love is strong enough to withstand the weight of who they are becoming-or if some foundations are destined to break. Tone: Emotional, grounded, and realistic. No fluff-just the raw euphoria and jagged heartaches of growing up. Updates every Friday 2:00-5:00 pm EST

Eric never expected university to change his life. Then he met Jennifer. What began with a simple meeting slowly turned into friendship, laughter, late-night conversations, and eventually a love neither of them saw coming. For a while, everything feels perfect. But love doesn't always fall apart because people stop caring. Sometimes, it happens because they stop talking. As university pressure, misunderstandings, secrets, and personal problems begin to affect them, Eric and Jennifer slowly become distant. Neither wants to admit how much they are hurting, and neither realizes how dangerous their silence has become. They still care. They still remember the good times. But while they remain silent, everything they built together begins to fall apart. Sometimes, the hardest thing isn't saying goodbye. It's realizing that you could have saved the relationship if you had only spoken.

The Poet at Table Seven Every café has its regulars. The ones who come for the coffee. The ones who come for the quiet. And the ones who come because, somehow, they don't know where else to go. For Myra, Café Willow is more than just a café. It's her safe place, her responsibility, and the little world she's built with her own hands. Then one rainy night, a stranger walks in. He asks for a coffee with extra cream, chooses Table Seven, and stays longer than he planned. His name is Arav. He's new to the city, carrying a notebook full of words he rarely says aloud and a past Myra knows nothing about. What begins with coffee, quiet conversations, and two strangers slowly becoming familiar faces turns into something neither of them expected. Some people enter your life for a reason. Some stay for a season. And some leave behind a story you'll spend the rest of your life trying to put into words. Maybe every love story isn't meant to end with forever. Maybe some are meant to become poetry.

"Some love doesn't fade. It just waits... to be found again." When a quiet sketch artist and a struggling filmmaker meet under a red umbrella on a rainy day, neither expects their lives to change. But sometimes, love begins not with fireworks but with silence, longing, and all the things we never dared to say. A soft, emotional slow-burn romance filled with rain-soaked moments, unspoken feelings, and the art of learning to stay.

After the silence, he returns-but not in the way her heart had been waiting for. With words that almost heal and truths that quietly shatter, Aisha finds herself standing between what she feels and what she deserves. Some loves don't leave all at once-they linger in the spaces between hope and reality, asking you to stay... even when it slowly breaks you. The Silence Between Us... 2 is a deeply emotional journey of love, longing, and the kind of strength it takes to walk away-not because you stopped loving, but because you finally chose yourself.

She didn't plan to fall apart, but maybe breaking was the only way to find something real. Between the quiet corners of Rome and the noise of New York, she begins to piece herself back together, one memory, one heartbeat, one hour at a time. Tender Hours is a story about love that lingers, loss that reshapes you, and the beauty of beginning again. #1 ArtGallery - 24 Nov #1 WomenWriters - 24 Nov #89 NewYork out of 30.9K stories - 24 Nov

The Last Voicemail One rainy night, Mia receives a voicemail that was never meant for her. A stranger's shaky confession. Flowers for a girl named Sofia. Three years of unsaid love wrapped into one accidental message. She should've deleted it. Instead, she called back. What begins as a wrong number turns into late-night conversations, coffee that lasts too long, and the kind of connection that arrives quietly then suddenly feels impossible to live without. But people come with histories. Old loves return. Timing breaks things. And sometimes, the hardest part of love isn't finding the right person it's recognizing them before it's too late. A story about rain, missed chances, second choices, and the voicemail that changed everything. Sometimes the wrong number knows you better than the right person ever could.

Jack was beautiful in theory. Elliot met him on a day that felt like a beginning. He spoke in riddles, smiled like secrets, and made promises in passing-never with intention, always with charm. She gave him soft things: warm dinners, long hikes, pieces of herself painted into silence. He gave her almost enough. But "almost" never holds. It slips through cracks and leaves you questioning the shape of love. This story begins in that space-where hope lingers longer than it should, and where Elliot must choose between what she feels and what she knows. And knowing changes everything.

Previous Milestones #2 out of 12 for #mumbaistory Two strangers. One shared balcony. And boundaries neither of them planned to cross. Tanishka Patkar has built her life brick by brick-career first, emotions later. Shaurya Arora moves in next door with a golden retriever, quiet charm, and secrets he's not ready to face. Between morning yoga and late-night cooking, stolen glances and unspoken fears, a balcony becomes more than shared space-it becomes a line between safety and surrender. But when past wounds, family truths, and society's gaze come knocking, love demands more than chemistry. A slow-burn romance about boundaries, belonging, and choosing each other-one honest moment at a time.

A swipe. A message. A call that stretches into the early hours. Savannah and Paul are two worlds colliding - raw, fragile, and full of unspoken truths. Their connection is magnetic yet complicated, a dance between closeness and distance where every word, every silence, carries weight. In a game of desire and hesitation, can they find a way to bridge the gap before fear drives them apart? If you've ever loved with your whole heart - and held back because of it - this story will pull you in. Based on a true story.

Amelia Carter has always believed that love begins with the little things. A remembered birthday. A saved seat in class. A text asking, *Did you get home okay?* Starting her freshman year at Hawthorne University, Amelia is convinced college is where everyone finds the person they're meant to be with. When her journalism professor assigns the class a year-long question to answer, she chooses the one she's never been able to figure out: **What is love?** Armed with a notebook and endless curiosity, Amelia begins collecting stories from strangers, friends, and couples whose answers are never quite the same. But while she's busy studying everyone else's hearts, she keeps mistaking kindness for romance, confusing comfort for chemistry, and overlooking the quiet moments that matter most. Because sometimes the biggest love story isn't about finding the right person. It's about learning how to recognize love when it finally finds you. Almost is a heartfelt coming-of-age romance about first heartbreaks, unforgettable friendships, late-night conversations, campus coffee shops, and discovering that growing up isn't about finding all the answers-it's about learning to ask better questions.

In a quiet corner of the city, a young college student named Andy rents a room in the home of Jennifer, a 52-year-old widow who's forgotten what companionship feels like. What begins as simple kindness - shared meals, light conversations, and morning chores - slowly unfolds into something deeper. Andy sees in Jennifer not age, but warmth; not the years, but the quiet strength she hides beneath them. As their days blur between laughter, worry, and longing for connection, both must confront the weight of what people might say - and decide whether love's truth lies in time, or simply in the heart that dares to care. Between Lines is a tender, mature, and realistic story about rediscovering affection, trust, and courage - proof that sometimes, age is only a number between two souls learning to live again.