Sapphicromance Stories

In a world where reputation is everything and love is a liability, some hearts refuse to stay silent. The Montéverre family has perfected the art of appearing flawless. Old money, international influence, and an impeccable reputation built on one unspoken rule: obedience protects you, desire destroys you. Éloise Verona Montéverre has spent ten years being everything her family demands-controlled, responsible, invisible. She's the eldest daughter who stayed, the one who never makes mistakes, the one who buries her longing beneath layers of silk and silence. But when Aisla Kate Devereux enters her life-equally restrained, equally trapped-Éloise discovers that some feelings cannot be managed with composure alone. In stolen glances across boardrooms and almost-confessions in empty corridors, two women navigate a love that must exist in the spaces between words. Where hands brush but never hold. Where hearts ache but mouths stay silent. Where wanting someone means risking everything you've been taught to protect. This is not a love story about grand gestures. This is a love story about surviving until you can finally breathe. Book 1: The One Who Stayed (The Inheritors of Silence) follows Éloise as she learns that the greatest act of rebellion isn't leaving-it's allowing yourself to feel.

Desperate to avoid an arranged marriage, a wealthy heiress asks her lifelong rival to pose as her spouse, unaware that their fake wedding is the answer to her rival's years of secret, unrequited love.

Some love never fades. It only waits. Elowen and Arielle grew up side by side-best friends, neighbors, inseparable. Until silence, misunderstandings, and a love left unspoken pulled them apart. Years later, they meet again as adults-one a devoted doctor still healing from heartbreak, the other a powerful businesswoman who never stopped loving her. Reconnecting is dangerous. Old feelings resurface. Attraction burns hotter than memory. And commitment feels terrifying when love once shattered everything. This is a story of second chances, quiet yearning, and a love that refuses to disappear. Sometimes the heart knows long before the mind is ready to follow.

Milk Pansa is a supermodel and acclaimed actress who's absolutely obsessed with her girlfriend. But when she misses Love Pattranite's biggest product launch of the year, she comes home to a penthouse filled with silence, four judgmental cats, and a very angry CEO. What follows is the longest three hours of Milk's life: desperate apologies, failed peace offerings, and the cold shoulder treatment from the woman who means everything to her. Sometimes love means groveling. Sometimes it means ugly crying. And sometimes it means waking up the next morning with your face covered in lipstick that says "CEO'S PROPERTY."

Ezryn exists in a world of quiet. For her, silence isn't empty; it's a refuge of clarity in a noisy, demanding world. She understands actions, not words. The weight of a door closing. The logic of a finished task. The sharp, clarifying pain of a burn. When the chaos of other people's emotions encroaches, her first instinct is to retreat behind her own walls. But a single, broken voice on the phone-Liora's voice-pierces that silence with a sound she cannot ignore. Liora is unraveling. The pressure to be perfect, to be strong for everyone else, has finally snapped. Huddled in the wreckage of a devastating family dinner, she is utterly alone, convinced her vulnerability is a failure. The last person she expects to see is Ezryn, a woman who communicates in gestures, not platitudes. Who doesn't tell her it will be okay, but simply sits in the dark with her, an anchor in the storm. This is where their story begins: in the quiet aftermath. It is a slow, aching journey between a woman learning how to fall apart and a woman learning how to hold the pieces. For Liora, Ezryn's steadfast presence becomes a shelter where she discovers that breaking is not the end. For Ezryn, Liora's trust becomes a quiet question she's never been asked before: what is the weight of a touch? The meaning of a heartbeat under her hand? Their connection grows in the spaces between words, in shared silence over morning coffee and the unspoken language of simply being there. But the weight of quiet is a heavy thing... Is it the beginning of peace, or merely a different kind of suffering? Can a person learn to live with their broken pieces, or is true healing something else entirely... © All rights reserved. This work is my original creation and may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without permission.

Sincere Brielle White has always been the soft one-gentle voice, pretty smile, big heart. Everyone thinks she has it all together. Nobody knows about the insecurity she hides so deep she can't even say it out loud. She keeps her brightness polished and perfect... scared that if anyone looks too closely, they'll see the cracks underneath. Then there's Terajaie Imani Connell. Silent. Standoffish. Untouchable. The kind of stud who speaks with her eyes more than her mouth, who fights only when she has to, who carries her past like a weight she learned to hide. People fear her before they understand her-but she prefers it that way. Trusting people has never ended well. Until Sincere. A seating change puts them side by side, and Terajaie notices the things everyone else misses-the quiet tremble in Sincere's hands, the way her smile fades when she thinks no one is looking, the exhaustion behind her eyes. And Sincere sees past Terajaie's coldness, past her silence, past her armor... and finds the girl who's been alone for too long. What starts as awkward glances and accidental conversations turns into late-night texts, warm rides home, soft touches, and a connection neither of them were ready for. But loving someone means letting them see the parts you're terrified to show. Sincere's hidden insecurity. Terajaie's guarded heart. Two girls learning what it means to feel safe-really safe-for the first time. Because sometimes love isn't loud. Sometimes it isn't dramatic. Sometimes... it's just warm.

A Steamy Dark Possesive Sapphic Love with a Forbidden twist. Veronica San an outsider to the Rodrigo madness gets involved when the father of the twins invites her to their graduation. Kyme' Rodrigo, Resident player, with a penchant for forbidden tendencies punishes Veronica for the sins of her father. "It was never supposed to happen. we wouldn't ever have crossed paths... I was to take my punishment like a good girl but to Kyme, that was never enough, she kept coming back and I kept wanting more. A heat that simmers beneath the surface, waiting demanding to explode. They say it's unnatural. They say it's a sin. But what they don't know is that some desires refuse to be buried. Some obsessions refuse to die. No matter how wrong, how twisted, how unholy it festers, it spreads, it consumes. No rules. No morality. No way out. This is more than want. More than need. This is obsession. And once the line is crossed, there's no turning back."

As a fresh RN, YN only wanted a stable routine. But everything changes when Nina Dobrev becomes her patient-and then becomes something more. Daily texts, quiet dates, late-night confessions... all in secret. But when Hollywood calls, Nina disappears without warning, leaving YN heartbroken and alone. Years later, fate brings them together again. This time, Nina is ready to love her in the open.

*New Chapters Friday and Saturday* "She didn't know it yet, but life as she knew it was about to change." When Madelyn Montgomery meets Riley Moreno on the hottest day of summer in 2010, she doesn't expect the quiet girl in scuffed sneakers to unravel everything she thought she knew about herself. But now, years later, Riley is still the only person who ever truly saw her. Madelyn is running from the truth. Riley is trying not to feel it. Told across timelines-and across two worlds, from the glittering surface of Los Angeles to the quiet streets of Fairhaven, Pennsylvania-Tide Against the Timber is a story of two girls growing up in the midst of fractured families, fierce friendships, and a love that refuses to fade. From whispered melodies and lakeside sleepovers, to heartbreak, betrayal, and long-awaited reunions, Madelyn and Riley must face the truth: some connections don't disappear. They resurface-again and again-like tide against the timber. A story of first love, family wounds, and what it means to be seen-for exactly who you are.

"Sometimes, the best at reading people are the worst at reading themselves." Maisie has always been good at reading people. Everyone but her boss. Clara, the icy CEO of Kieroku Austen, is impossible to crack. After a year of trying, Maisie finally starts to make sense of her... until Clara suddenly changes. New clothes. New attitude. And Maisie is back at square one. Then there's Ava, the bold new company photographer who flirts like it's her job and has Maisie constantly second guessing everything. As Clara starts pulling Maisie into her world with surprise trips and ridiculous coffee requests, Maisie begins to wonder if her unreadable boss might actually be trying to win her over. With a glamorous work gala around the corner and two women pulling her in different directions, Maisie has one question left to answer. What does she want? Or, more specifically, who? COVER BY @/SCXTTS

It's hard to watch your best friend guys who don't deserve her - especially when you're in love with her. Olive has been feeling that way about Câprice for a long time, and when Câprice's newest conquest turns out to be a jerk, Olive sneaks out past her curfew to pick her up ... A little vintagey AU including milkshakes, landline phones, and car rides. Previously published in Cherrypicked Magazine Issue 01: Call Me!

They survived the system. Now they have to survive what comes after. Months after the footage, the trial, the firestorm-Haemi and Jiwon are just trying to breathe. University life buzzes with footnotes, midnight ramen, and maybe, if no one's watching, shared hoodies and slow kisses. But the past doesn't vanish. It waits in files that were never leaked. It lingers in classrooms, in surnames, in the way Haemi flinches when someone says "hero." When a new student arrives with questions about a brother who never came home-and a connection to the Ministry no one expected-the quiet they fought so hard for begins to crack. This isn't about revolution anymore. It's about memory. Family. Love in the aftermath. And what it means when someone stays-not just through the worst, but through what comes after. You Stayed is a tender, powerful sequel to Borderline-a story about girlhood, healing, and the choice to build something soft where the world was once cruel.

Lily and Mady were complete strangers until one unforgettable night brought them together. But when Lily notices the lipstick stains lingering on her neck the next morning, she's far from thrilled. What started as a one-night stand leaves them both questioning: will it remain a fleeting encounter, or could it spark something deeper and unexpected?

Time and its correct progression have always been kept under control by the guild of the guardians of the time, which prevents the past from being changed and the future from having too catastrophic consequences. Ancient legends, however, say that, hidden in the infinity of time, there is an amulet capable of revealing every truth and why of the world, if only you ask it. Magnolia Flownbud is a young and normal girl, daughter of a florist. She is determined to follow her grandmother's footsteps, an acclaimed guardian of the time, who however disappeared before she was born, under mysterious circumstances. She therefore wants the amulet to answer the question that matters to her the most : What happened to her grandmother? Completely different, however, is the life of Charlotte Darlingnotte, a young noble from the land of Steahill, who was trained from an early age to become part of the high ranks of the guild. As a model student at the academy, she took a certain dislike to Magnolia as she considers her to be devoid of talent and too impulsive and, therefore, not suitable for a place like that. The girl, however, hides many secrets which ultimately make her more similar to her rival than she thinks. She needs the amulet to ask it a, maybe not so simple, question: What is love? In the end, which of the two will be able to get the answers to their questions? And why when their hands touch or they simply look into each other's eyes for too long, a warm sensation pervades them, making them the same color as a strawberry field? And, wait, why did they both think the other was pretty?!?

"Espresso youreself, Sam!" "erm, actually it's Yourself-" "TANGINA MO!" ... Sam Casimiro has always been the untouchable type in Sando Isaac National High School. the quiet, unreadable girl whose flawless grades and mysterious aura made her the so-called crush ng school. She's brilliant, composed, and never lets anyone close enough to see the cracks in her armor. But behind her rectangular glasses and messy pixie cut hides a secret: after classes, Sam works as "Seth," the quiet barista at a little coffee shop along España Boulevard. Maggie Ocampo, on the other hand, is her total opposite loud, extroverted, friendly to a fault, and unfortunately the kind of groupmate who makes Sam do all the work. To Maggie, Sam is just the nerd who rolls her eyes and stays nonchalant no matter what. Until one random hangout with friends at The Cozy Cup changes everything. What starts as irritation turns into curiosity, and what begins as curiosity slowly becomes something more dangerous: affection. But falling for Sam Casimiro isn't easy. She's brilliant, yes-but she's also secretive, distrustful, and emotionally distant, a girl who pushes people away before they get too close. Maggie finds herself torn between wanting to understand Sam and resenting the walls she keeps putting up. As the school year unfolds, the two girls will have to face more than just group projects, gossip, and college entrance dreams. They'll have to face themselves Sam with her fear of trust and vulnerability, Maggie with her tendency to run from responsibility and figure out if love can survive when flaws and secrets come to light. Because sometimes, it's not the perfect ones who capture our hearts... it's the ones broken in ways we never expected. So unexpected that it affected ones dream school and she's forced to accept the fact her dream school rejected her. But if one thing falls, something better will rise. Quick story? Maybe? Hehehehe surry po if magulo story. Magulo din Kasi isip ko gais

In a world where duty binds and power corrupts, Laureen-the daughter of a powerful Roman senator-is born into gold, expectation, and silence. Sarah is forged in the arena, a gladiatrix with nothing to lose and no one to fight for... until now. When their paths cross in a moment of rebellion, it sparks a love that threatens to shake an empire. Together, they flee into the wild-only to discover they are not alone. Among fugitives, warriors, and whispered dreams of freedom, Laureen and Sarah become something Rome has never seen before: a force. But the empire never forgets. And love, in the shadow of power, can be both a weapon-and a war. A slow-burn sapphic historical romance full of fire, political drama, and rebellion. For fans of forbidden love, fierce women, and changing the world one battle at a time.

Minjae Jae "Minji" Borromeo Joseon has everything most people dream of beauty that fits every Korean standard, flawless grades, and a seat in the country's most prestigious university, UP Diliman. But inside, she is restless. Trapped. Drowning. Ever since her years in UPIS, she has begged, cried, and fought to escape the very system everyone else is dying to enter. For Minji, UP isn't a blessing. It's a curse. And every day she wears her UST lanyard like a quiet scream: She never wanted UP. She wanted UST. Across the city, Reyna Iñiiga "Riley" Lagmay lives the opposite life. Loud, charming, and endlessly surrounded by people, she is the type who lights up any room she walks into. But under the laughter, she carries a truth no one sees: she hates UST. From elementary to college, scholarship chained her to the university, forcing her into a life she never asked for. All her life, she dreamed of UP. of wide fields, of freedom, of a chance to breathe outside the centuries-old walls that keep her caged. One girl in UP wants UST. One girl in UST wants UP. Both whisper the same words every day: "Ayoko na." What happens when two restless souls, trapped in the wrong lives, begin to cross paths? When the dream you've been chasing turns out to be just another cage? When freedom isn't where you thought it would be? This is a story of longing, envy, and the quiet kind of loneliness that eats you alive even in the brightest classrooms. A story of wanting to escape, of dreaming of a different life, of realizing that sometimes, the grass on the other side isn't greener it's just a different kind of prison. And when Minji and Riley finally meet, they'll discover the cruelest truth of all: sometimes, switching dreams doesn't mean escaping the pain. It means facing the parts of yourself you've tried so hard to run away from.

Hannah Barrett didn't come to GardenHallow to find herself, just to breathe. But when she meets Sydney Rhodes one summer night at the ice cream stand, everything shifts. Their friendship is easy, unexpected. But as Hannah's feelings grow into something more, she's left wondering if Sydney feels it too, and if she's brave enough to say what she really wants. Small-town romance • Summer nights • LGBTQ+ • New girl in town • Friends to lovers © Rylan Wolf 2025 🌸 Please don't copy or repost without permission.

** THIS STORY HAS MOVED** The full novel of Love Is is now available (as of 12/20/2020) on my profile and in the link of the first part! There are new chapters and 30k words of extra content to check out. Thank you so much for all the love and support! Find the new story here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/251887344-love-is-the-novel-new-release - After the loss of her mother, Emily Hutchinson is struggling to cope with her grief and keep her mother's legacy alive at Dana's Diner. Concerned about her wellbeing, diner regular and lumberjane Kit Acker opens an invitation to Emily to spend the holiday season with her. Together, they'll find what it means to make a house a home, overcome grief and enjoy the little things in life.

Jiwon lives a careful life in Seoul-her days filled with exams, expectations, and her father's work at the Ministry of Unification. But everything changes when she finds a girl hiding in her grandmother's abandoned greenhouse: Haemi, a runaway from North Korea, injured, terrified, and silent. What starts as an act of compassion turns into something much riskier. Jiwon agrees to shelter Haemi, disguising her as a distant cousin while navigating school, government suspicion, and a world that doesn't make space for love across borders. But every shared meal, every late-night whisper, every scribbled note exchanged under the covers-pulls them closer. One girl crossed the border to survive. The other crossed a line to protect her. Neither expected to fall in love. A story about identity, rebellion, and the quiet power of choosing someone-even when the world tells you not to.