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𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙨, 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙞𝙩'𝙨 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙖𝙨 𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙙 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙚𝙮𝙚𝙨 𝘼𝙨 𝘼𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙖 · · ─ ·✶· ─ · · James Potter and Arabella Black ran in completely different circles. Other than her being his best mate's cousin, he knew about as much about her as the average lad. So imagine his surprise when he finds out there's much more to her than meets the eye. #1 in arcticmonkeys 07.25.25 #1 in Arabella 10.01.2025 #1 in Slytherin 10.25.2025

Armani Monroe and Kairo Whitfield have known each other for as long as they can remember. Childhood best friends first crushes, first love and the kind of connection people swear only exists in movies. He fell first, she fell harder. By the time college begins and real life starts demanding choices, their once effortless love is tested by family expectations, distance, and the pressure of growing up. What used to feel certain suddenly feels fragile. Because sometimes loving someone isn't the hard part. Becoming the person they need you to be is. Cupid may have written their story years ago, but destiny doesn't promise forever.

Isabela Catalina Torres has always known how to survive. In a world ruled by power, loyalty, and fear, she's learned to keep her thoughts to herself, her emotions in check, and her life under control. But nothing could have prepared her for her father's newest command. She's to marry Niccolo Visconti, the heir to a rival family. At first, their meetings are tense and full of unspoken challenges. Isabela tells herself it's nothing more than duty, but slowly, she begins to notice him. The way he watches her, the moments he lets his guard down, the quiet intensity beneath his control. Niccolo falls first, completely and quietly, and Isabela can't help feeling the walls around her heart begin to tremble. In a world built on secrets, blood, and power, their love is forbidden, dangerous, and impossible to ignore. And as the attraction between them grows, Isabela must decide whether giving in is a weakness or the only thing that could save her.

I didn't tell him my visa was expiring. I didn't tell him I was counting down. And I definitely didn't tell him I had already imagined our daughter with his eyes. Luca loved me in the present. I loved him in the future. Thirty days. That's how long you can love someone without asking where it's going. This is not a story about cheating. This is a story about timing. And maybe.

An Indian-American girl. An American boy. She didn't believe in forever. Not after watching her father leave. Not after learning that love always comes with an expiration date. Moving into Westbridge University was supposed to be her fresh start - just classes, responsibilities, and proving to her hardworking mother that every sacrifice was worth it. Then she saw him. The captain. The fight. The boy who looked at her like she wasn't just another face in the crowd. What started as tension turned into something steady. Something real. Until one night, one mistake, and one broken promise tore them apart right before he graduated - leaving her with a heart she refused to trust again. Seven years later, she sees him at a wedding. He's different. So is she. And the timing still isn't on their side. But some loves don't disappear. They just wait.

on a warm summer afternoon, amara and benito cross paths as strangers. they brush past each other like shooting stars - brief, beautiful, and then gone.

They say you never forget your first love. June thought she moved on - until the past came knocking again. A New Year's Eve anchored side by side. A thousand stolen glances. A heart still carrying secrets. Josh loves her. Alan loved her. And June? She never really stopped loving him back. With Josh gone, she's forced to spend more time with Alan - stirring up feelings she thought she'd buried long ago. In between what was and what still could be, June finds herself in the memories she tried to forget - one flashback at a time. Torn between the boy who stayed and the boy who never did, she must choose between holding on... or finally letting go.

Emory grew up in a toxic home, and all she ever wanted was to escape that painful life and find someone who would truly love and accept her. She always believed no one could look past her flaws and love her for who she really was. Then she met Aaron. Aaron was a powerful man in the mafia world, feared by many and known for hating almost everyone - except Emory. With her, he was different. His love made her feel safe, wanted, and happy. For the first time, she felt like she belonged to someone who truly cared. But her world fell apart the day Nicholas - Aaron's longtime rival - took them to a strange, unknown place. There, Nicholas revealed a shocking secret about Aaron. At first, Emory refused to believe it. It felt impossible. But little by little, the truth began to sink in. In the end, she made the painful decision to walk away from Aaron and put her trust in Nicholas instead. Now the real question remains: Did Emory make the right choice? Or will trusting Nicholas turn out to be the biggest mistake of her life?

Before the parasite. Before the blood. Before the night. In the silk districts of Baldur's Gate, a magistrate who notices everything stops for the first time in his life - not for power, not for politics, but for a girl in a mended blue dress studying a gown she will never buy. This is absolutely a story about who Astarion was when he still stood in the sun, freely - and the life that made losing it a tragedy.

tales of two innocent hearts meant to be bounded.

[Sequel to Dispatch, spoilers included] "O my god, it's you? The Versace Prince is real?" "And is that the rap goddess in real life?" Nothing is more painful than a forced break up with your partner. Even though they almost hit their one year anniversary, JYP didn't let Hyunjin and Akari date when Stray Kids debuted, considering the dating ban and the rule that it's forbidden to date through trainee days overall. Although they agreed on being friends going forward, their friendship turns more into a friends with benefits relationship over time. Both of them still yearn for each other in ways that might risk everything, but none of them seems to care about it. At least not for long. As they both grow as individuals and as idols, Akari questions herself about what she wants. Will she hide behind the not-so-platonic kisses she shares with Hyunjin? Or will she finally unravel her true feelings and agree that she might still have feelings for her ex? •Sequel, some moments overlap with Dispatch •Right person, wrong time •Absolute chaos || Started: September 20 2025 ||

Ten years of silence. Ten years of surviving alone, believing he had used her and left. He promised six months. Life made it a year. By the time he returned, she was gone - moved, changed, carrying a secret he could never have known. Now he's back. Rich, unscarred, and happy. And she... can't forget the life she lost. Some love doesn't end. Some wounds never heal. Between what was promised and what was taken... can forgiveness survive? This is my first time writing on Wattpad - I hope you enjoy the story as much as I loved writing it! 💜 The image used is not mine; all credit goes to the original artist.

Sometimes you meet the right person, but circumstances change over time. People change. But when fate leads you back to the person you were meant for, what do you do? Fight fate? Or do you let love back in?

After a date with her longtime crush goes wrong, Amelia is committed to staying as far away from Hade Falcon as possible. For years she's been successful, up until she finds herself working as his new assistant at his affluent architecture firm. Through the awkward tension and heated stares, will they finally get their perfect moment or will their job positions prove to be an obstacle?

They grew up side by side; same dreams, same stage, same silent understanding that felt like home. Park Jisung was Zhong Chénlè's calm, and Chénlè was the light that taught Jisung how to love without fear. They loved each other deeply. They just never chose the same future. Like parallel lines, they moved in the same direction; close enough to see forever, never meant to meet. In the end, everything they learned from loving each other... was meant for someone else. They weren't with each other forever. They were almost each other.

She was seventeen, still learning who she was becoming. He was twenty, already learning how to let go. They loved each other-not loudly, not perfectly-but sincerely. What separated them wasn't betrayal or hatred, but timing, growth, and the quiet realization that love alone isn't always enough. When she chooses a life that feels certain, he steps back without protest. He stays alone, believing that true love happens only once. Even when someone else loves him deeply, his heart refuses to lie. Years later, when she moves on completely, he finally understands that some loves are not meant to stay-they are meant to teach. This is not a story about heartbreak. It's a story about emotional maturity, quiet sacrifice, and learning to move forward without resentment. A realistic, dual-POV tale of first love, separation, and the strength it takes to let someone go-for real. #bittersweet #realisticromance #lettinggo #firstlove #maturity #dualPOV #movingon

Ryujin has never believed in fate for the past 24 years of her life, only coincidences that just so happen to work out in strange ways. But when she keeps constantly bumping into a girl whose name she doesn't even know in the most random places possible without getting the chance to talk to her, she starts thinking that maybe, just maybe, fate could be a real thing. She decides on the spot that she has to go up to her. But when she does, she hesitates. That single moment of hesitation causes her to miss the other. - Yeji is a 25 year old stressed and overworked office worker whose dream of becoming a dancer never worked out. She is a strong believer of fate and believes that everything happens for a reason, even the dreams she couldn't fulfill. When she keeps seeing a short haired girl everywhere she goes, she starts believing that their meetings were supposed to happen. But when Yeji finally works up the courage to go up to the girl, she misses her anyway. - That's when they both realize that it's not the right time yet. Not only physically, but in the ways that matter most.

Some people don't disappear. They just go quiet- waiting for the right moment to return. Back then, it was late-night messages and shared silences. Two almost-strangers behind screens, finding comfort in words they didn't know would stay with them. No promises. No labels. Just something that felt too real to name. So they let go. Before it could hurt more. Or maybe... before it could become us. Years passed. New cities. New lives. The kind of forgetting that isn't really forgetting- just memories folded carefully, left untouched. Until one ordinary evening changed everything. A crowded street. A careless step. And suddenly, the past wasn't behind them anymore. Not a memory. Not a message. But a heartbeat- standing right in front of her. Some stories don't restart. They don't repeat. They just ask one quiet question: What if we were us again?

two souls meet, but destiny is wicked.

Rishi and Yashvi were best friends who never named what they had. It was more than friendship, but never something they dared to call love. So they stayed where they were, close but undefined, quietly hoping destiny wouldn't force them to choose an ending they weren't ready for. But the quetion is how long can two people stay in between... before destiny forces them to become strangers? or what if their story was not meant to end.. but simply meant to change when someone new arrived?