Romantictragedy Stories

this is my love story that went wrong, it wasn't always like this ( abusive) before everything happened , but what actually happened. (WARNING; some chapters may be offensive and triggering for some viewers)

A sort of love story/tragedy. First story might be terrible

Two best friends. One boy. A love that was never supposed to hurt. Anna and Lyra left home to chase dreams in a foreign town. But in that new world, the only constant was each other - until Jeremy arrived. What began as friendship turned into soft glances, teasing smiles, and dangerous feelings. The campus shipped Jeremy and Anna. But fate... chose differently. When love turns into heartbreak, and friendship is tested beyond repair - One girl makes the ultimate sacrifice. A story of what we give, what we lose, and what remains. 🌻 For anyone who's ever loved deeply - even if it wasn't returned.

"The scars from things like pain, trauma, deceit, and heartbreak tend to run deeper than the scars from the battles you have overcome." -me (I dont think this is a quote by anyone until now but I am not certain.) Astara Leventis was different than any other. She had a whole different side to herself, that she never showed anyone.... That is until now. Just a fair warning this is my first story I have ever written. I do take tips and ideas but ease no hate.

[COMPLETED] Some people are just not lucky enough to be loved forever. warning: contains curse words, slight nsfw I do not own any of the Haikyuu!! characters.

A story where a teenager fall for a stranger woman and get married but lost her. A story full of LOVE , DRAMA, CARE, FANTASY, REGRET

A happy married man has to face his fear to face the biggest fear

Dylan Waters was a normal teenager who had a taste for a variety of music, detested even the slightest thought of winter, lived to feel the paper between her fingers as she turned the page of an old novel and was just beginning to love herself. When a fatal accident rips her from the life she once knew and throws her into a completely new one, she has to learn how to live again. Blocking everyone out and becoming cold, her aunt puts her into group therapy. There she meets a boy, with a raging fire inside him, that keeps growing. He needs her to find out his reason of death. She needs him to find her reason to live. Will Ice extinguish Fire? Or will Fire burn Ice? Xoxox-A © All rights reserved.

a story of what happens when two strong elements collide. A girl who is afraid of her own flames that burns everyone that gets close meets a boy who is so enchanted by them. With his winds he tries to make the flames grow,all she wants is to control them. She doesn't know what love is,he doesn't know how to love 'her'. she can't control the heat of her flames, he doesn't know how to soften a breeze and brings a tornado. she wants for him to go way, he wants to be closer. she fears burning him,he wants to be burned. She's strong, he is weak, she wants to be weaker, he wants to be stronger, neither know how to love one another, but they stubbornly stay side by side, until one will consume the other, and then we'll know what happens when an unstoppable force meets and immovable object.

Denise Lillian's love story is quite a cliché teen romance at first sight. She finds that her falling for her crush isn't always the stuff you get tired of viewing on the screens or reading in the books. What would happen if this "love story" with an awkward and unexpected situation turned into something strangely beautiful?

Adora's slowly learning to move on from the tragic loss of her boyfriend, the man she was sure she would marry. He's always with her though, she doesn't realize it, but he could never move on. Even in the after life, he loved her too much to leave her. This story contains swearing and sexual content.

This is a screenplay/script format. Each scene is cinematic, with dialogues and actions just like a movie script. When a quiet girl named Mala drops her grandmother's watch in a crowded college hallway, she unknowingly sparks a connection with Rahaq, the kind and soft-spoken boy who finds it. What begins as a simple act of honesty turns into days filled with laughter, shared interests, and the quiet bloom of first love. But just as their bond deepens and a perfect evening awaits them, fate takes a devastating turn. The Day We Met, The Night You Left is a heartfelt romantic tragedy about how one moment can bring two souls together-and another can tear them apart forever.

"When the Rain Stays Inside" is my melancholic love letter to someone who once felt like home. It's about a love that didn't end with a goodbye but slowly faded through life's cruel turns. This poem reflects the quiet kind of grief, the one that rains inside you every day. If you've ever held on to the memory of someone long after they're gone, this piece is for you.

Faith Miller, 25, lived like the rules didn't apply to her ...and honestly, they never had. Orphaned at seven but left with a fortune, she grew up fast and wild. No family, no limits, just freedom. She bought a luxury condo, traveled on a whim, spent without thinking, and never bothered with a job. Why would she? Life was about living, not working. And that's exactly what she did-fast, loud, and unapologetically. But one day, a routine checkup turned into a phone call that stopped everything. Her doctor's voice was calm. Her words weren't. And in that moment, the girl who thought she had forever suddenly felt time catch up.

This is was a script I made 4 years ago during for our English project. It's been lost for years and I recently dug it up again. This storu revolves around a wolf that fell in love with the Little Red Riding Hood. I thought the story was good and I decided to publish it. Though it is in script form, I will more or less try to rewrite this in a novel, p.o.v. format. For now, enjoy this one shot I made.

This is a story about two teenagers trying to hold on to each other in a world that sinks deeper into indifference every day. Their encounter in 9th grade begins with conflict, misunderstanding, and judgment from classmates... but gradually, something real begins to grow between them. Each of them carries their own burden: others' expectations, family trauma, and a silence that screams louder than words. And even when it feels like everything is over, the echoes of meaningful conversations, places, and promises continue to live on. Because some stories don't end - they just change form. This is not a story about an ending. It's a story about trying not to break.

An ideal teen romance gradually turns tragic and forces a lover to reconsider everything in the name of his love.

Lucienna is sixteen and already unraveling in a house where time decays instead of moves. At 16 Rue des Lilas, she lives between an alcoholic father consumed by failure and a mother who treats her existence as a lifelong mistake. Love is absent; endurance replaces it. She survives by counting the years until escape and by writing her pain down, throwing it over the fence like something disposable. One day, the neighbor notices. Fuite-a name meaning escape-has read her words. Worse, he understands them. In libraries and silences, he offers recognition, and to a girl who has never been seen, this feels like salvation. She clings to him, mistaking attention for safety and devotion for love. When her parents are arrested, Lucienna runs, believing freedom is finally within reach. But fear and loneliness drive her back to Fuite, where care slowly reveals itself as control. The truth emerges too late: he does not love Lucienna-he is projecting his dead sister onto her, using her as a vessel for unresolved grief. The story ends as a quiet tragedy of obsession and projection, where escape is promised but never truly given, and love becomes another form of captivity.

A love story of two broken hearts and a curse. There's no such thing as "happy ending" in life and in this story. Both parts are advised to be read simultaneously to enjoy it the best. Disclaimer: This story contains themes that may be emotionally challenging for some readers. Discretion is advised. If you feel this disclaimer applies to you then I advice not reading the second part.

a condensed 2017.