Romanticconfessions Stories

Yoona's summer plans were simple: survive the history exam, avoid awkward small talk, and recharge by the sea with a good book. Falling for her brother's best friend? Not on the agenda. But when quiet, bookish Nate offers to help her study, late-night cramming sessions turn into beach walks, stolen glances, and something she never expected-real connection. Between heart-to-hearts under the stars and slow, tender moments that make her chest ache, Yoona starts to wonder if this summer might mean something more. As college approaches and the end of summer looms, friendships shift, love blooms, and secrets unravel-including one that could change everything about the bet they made during the first week at the beach... "I knew that if I wanted to make a move, this was the moment. I snuck a glance at her-her skin glowed under the soft radiance of the lanterns' flickering light. She looked so beautiful. I didn't want to ruin it by saying anything. Instead, I looked down at her hand. Slowly, I shifted mine toward hers, careful not to startle her. She seemed deep in thought, mesmerized by the beauty above us. My hand brushed against hers, then I pulled away instinctively-but when I reached out again, this time a bit more bravely, she didn't retreat. Instead, she moved closer. And when our fingers finally intertwined, I closed my eyes and let the happiness rush through me. The tension in my chest evaporated, and I finally exhaled." New chapter every day - double updates on Fridays!

Love lives in the tiny details: a borrowed sweater, a stamped envelope, a name tucked into the corner of a page. Between the Pages of Us gathers those details into a collection of stories that feel like rediscovered letters intimate, weathered, and full of the small risks that change a life. Rohit Bhardwaj writes with a vintage heart, tracing the arcs of lovers who meet on trains, leave notes in hidden places, and mend themselves with handwritten apologies. Some chapters are bright with first-time wonder; others ache with the hush of goodbye. Yet each returns to the same truth: love is less about grand declarations and more about the stubborn, patient work of remembering one another. Perfect for readers who savor nostalgia, quiet romance, and the kind of melancholy that heals, this book invites you to turn the page and find a story that feels like a private letter to your own heart.

When my eyes fell on Ritika (the new girl), my heart stopped, and the world seemed to blur around her. Her presence was magnetic, pulling me in as if nothing else existed........ read this high school romance between Ritika and Siddhant, with all the twist and turns and a lots an lots of romance.