Signlanguage Stories

In Silence, I Found You Ragini Sharma, a 24-year-old graduate, is kind-hearted, independent, and full of quiet strength. Growing up with deaf grandparents, sign language was never just a skill to her, it was a language of love, connection, and understanding. She believes that even the smallest act of kindness can change someone's life, never knowing that one ordinary day would change hers forever. Chaksh Malhotra, a 27-year-old CEO, is the definition of success in the eyes of the world calm, intelligent, and admired by everyone. But behind the perfect image lies a man whose life changed after a tragic accident took away his hearing. Choosing silence over sympathy, he built walls around his heart, convinced that no one would ever truly understand his world. Two strangers. Two completely different lives. One unexpected meeting. One lost phone. And a story fate had been writing long before they ever met. What begins as a simple act of kindness slowly blossoms into an unforgettable journey of friendship, healing, unwavering trust, and a love that speaks louder than words ever could. But love is never without challenges. Different worlds, family expectations, responsibilities, insecurities, heartbreaks, and the fear of losing the person who finally feels like home. Will they be enough to pull them apart? Or will they prove that the strongest relationships are built not on perfect conversations, but on perfect understanding? In Silence, I Found You is a slow-burn romance where silence becomes a language, patience becomes love, and two broken souls discover that sometimes the person meant for you finds you when you least expect it. Because the most beautiful love stories aren't always spoken... sometimes, they're simply understood.

Juliana Conklin is the oldest sibling of Steven and Isabel Conklin Born deaf, Juliana grew up navigating the world through sign language, expressions, and an unbreakable determination that made her both fiercely independent and deeply compassionate. With her warm smile and observant nature, she's often the calm and steady presence in her family, noticing the little things others overlook. Juliana was born on the exact same day as Conrad Fisher, and because of that, the two have been inseparable since they were babies. Every summer at Cousins Beach only strengthened their bond, turning them from childhood playmates into best friends who know each other better than anyone else. Conrad learned sign language just so he could communicate with her effortlessly, and Juliana became one of the few people who could always understand what he was feeling, even when he couldn't put it into words. To everyone around them, Juliana and Conrad share a connection that's rare and undeniable-a friendship built on years of shared memories, quiet understanding, and a trust that neither of them could ever imagine losing. PSA I do not own the summer I turned pretty

At the University of the Witwatersrand, two strangers unknowingly cross paths. Boitumelo Molefe is a quiet Human Physiology student who sees the world through her camera. Ayanda Williams, a vibrant Digital Arts student, navigates life with confidence, creativity, and South African Sign Language. Between missed chances, unexpected encounters, family chaos, friendships, and the beautiful mess of university life, their story unfolds one ordinary moment at a time.Because sometimes, the greatest love stories don't begin with love.

A girl disappears into a world she was never meant to discover. What begins as a journey away from fear becomes a confrontation with a truth buried long before she was born. Across generations, places, and impossible choices, Raina's path will uncover why she was drawn into the silence - and why breaking it may change everything.

LA used to be this incredible, sun drenched place, the center of Hollywood, where everyone chased their dreams. Then, out of nowhere... The unknown virus hit, as to silencing the city while its vibrant energy into something truly chilling, and this infection does something awful to people, they already die. But inside their bodies, there was a virus parasite that completely control the human bodies, like absolutely try to erase sense of who they were. The streets that once bustled with actors, tourists, and everyday folks are now filled with these empty husks, just wandering ironically. The very sun that made LA famous is now a danger... As the survivors have to stay hidden in the shadows, while just trying to remember what it means to be a human in a city that's lost its very soul. [Warning Note: This story features intense scenes with graphic violence, body horror, and psychological distress, these elements aren't simply for shock value. They're designed to evoke fear and explore human resilience, prompting readers to confront challenging truths about survival and morality. It's intended for adult readers ready to grapple with tough themes. Please read with patience...]. Writing Timeline: I wrote this March 1 to June 24, 2022. It reflects my months of exploring ideas and sharing my feelings, all while pondering what it means to be human as everything we know crumbles.

He rules an underground empire with bullets, but he rules his heart in absolute silence At ten years old, Singto Prachaya took a bullet to the neck to save his mafia boss father, sacrificing his voice forever. Growing up in the shadows, he became the feared 'Silent Reaper'-a cold, ruthless leader of the Ruangroj syndicate who commands an empire without speaking a single word. To the world, he is an untouchable monster. To Krist Perawat, he is simply his everything. Forced into a fifteen-year exile to protect him from a hidden traitor, Krist returns to Thailand no longer a helpless child, but a gorgeous, chaotic sunshine with a degree in Sign Language and a fierce determination. His mission? To reclaim his place beside Singto and become his official Personal Interpreter. What starts as a professional workplace setup quickly turns into a chaotic, heart-melting romance. From secret hand gestures under boardroom tables and tactical beach sandcastles to fierce jealous showdowns and domestic morning cuddles, the terrifying Silent Reaper finds himself hopelessly, completely whipped for his loud, dimpled Co-Boss. Because Singto doesn't need a voice to love Krist-his heart has been screaming his name for fifteen years.

Everyone remembers Leo as the musician who once filled concert halls with his music. Nobody remembers the silence that followed. After an accident leaves him permanently deaf, Leo walks away from his career and disappears from the world that once knew his name. Three years later, he starts over as a teacher at a private school, determined to live quietly and never let anyone see how much he still misses the life he lost. Then he meets Jia Hao, the school's warmhearted art teacher. Jia Hao knows nothing about Leo's past. He only knows that the new teacher communicates differently. So instead of asking Leo to adapt to everyone else, Jia Hao decides to adapt to Leo. He starts learning sign language. At first, it's awkward. Then it's funny. Then it becomes something neither of them expected. As Jia Hao slowly learns how to communicate with Leo, Leo begins teaching him something in return: that love doesn't always need words, and music doesn't always need sound. Between quiet lunches, late evenings in the art room, paintings filled with emotions, unfinished songs, rainy walks, and hands that slowly learn how to speak to one another, two teachers begin falling in love. But Leo's past refuses to stay buried. When his former career suddenly resurfaces, Leo is forced to confront the life he thought he had lost forever. And Jia Hao must show him that losing his hearing never meant losing his ability to create, to dream, or to be loved. Because sometimes the most beautiful love story... is the one that happens in silence. Disclaimer This is a fictional fan-made story created purely for entertainment. This story does not represent their real personalities, experiences, relationships, careers, or lives. The deafness, accident, teaching careers, relationships, and other events portrayed in this story are entirely fictional. This story is not intended to make assumptions about or misrepresent any real person. Please enjoy the story as fiction.

Not All Conversations Need Sound At eighteen, Sakshi has already faced more heartbreak than most. Deaf since birth and left alone after losing her parents, she moves to a new town to pursue her dreams and attend a better college. With nothing but a suitcase, a notebook, and the memories of those she lost, she must learn to navigate an unfamiliar world on her own. In a place where few understand her silence, Sakshi searches for friendship, belonging, and a reason to smile again. But sometimes, the people who change our lives arrive when we least expect them. And sometimes, the ones who truly care are willing to learn the language of your heart. Will Sakshi find the happiness she's been searching for? Or will she discover that home isn't a place-it's the people who choose to stay? Sometimes, the deepest conversations don't need sound at all.

Welcome to Hyper-Derp: kinetic edition. Whether you're reading a fanfic with 400 chapters, writing a brooding billionaire alpha bad-boy romance, or stressing over your read-count at 3:00 AM, here is the full-body, high-cardio dictionary for all your talking or writing needs.

The first chapter is a set of bullet points on deaf Bakugou, while the rest are small interactions with classmates and other characters. This fic contains mild Kiribaku.

Playing midfield for the Victoria Wolves is Isabel's life! But her toughest matches are at home. With four other siblings under the one roof, Isabel will be tackling drama and chaos all while trying to win the grand finale! ⚠️⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This story contains medical issues, such as SCA/ICD (Sudden Cardiac Arrest/Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator) and type 1 diabetes. While thoroughly researched, please don't use this as a diagnosis. Also, there are ZERO deaths, romance, and sex.⚠️⚠️

GAËTAN CHRONICLES Tome I: The Silent Beginning Gaëtan is thirteen years old, and he has always felt that something beyond the familiar roads of Etoa is calling him. Born deaf in a world that often misunderstands what it cannot hear, Gaëtan has learned to observe more than he speaks. He does not complain about the obstacles around him. He simply carries them quietly, guided by the love of his mother Dalima, the bond he shares with his sister Freya, and a heart that keeps searching for something he cannot yet name. Then, one afternoon, a simple walk leads him to Emerald Grace Church. There, between stained glass, forgotten dreams, and an empty pen that can no longer write, Gaëtan encounters a moment of kindness that begins to change the way he sees the world. In a place where he finally feels understood, where the weight of being misunderstood seems to disappear, Gaëtan discovers something he had been searching for without knowing its name: a moment of peace. And when he steps back into the world outside, he carries with him a renewed hope that perhaps his life can become larger than the limits others have imagined for him. A stranger. A pencil. A blank page waiting to tell a story. Sometimes, the beginning of a great journey does not arrive with a grand announcement. Sometimes it appears quietly, reminding you that even when something stops working, a new way forward may already be waiting. Tome I: The Silent Beginning is the first step in Gaëtan's journey-a story about family, identity, resilience, faith, and the quiet awakening of a boy discovering that his silence was never an absence of dreams.

Deaf since birth, twenty-six-year old Charlie Woods, is a charming, observant waiter at an upscale country club in Hudson, Ohio. He lives a double life: he caters to the local elite by day, and helps run a local underground poker ring by night. When he meets Amanda, an ambitious, strait-laced local banker, opposites attract and they fall deeply in love. Charlie is hiding a dark secret-even though he may deaf, something else is wrong with him. If anyone sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible for stealing my work. © 2026 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

Meet Via, your average teenage girl except for one small thing: she doesn't speak. ever. Nobody at her school dares to figure her out, instead labelling her as a problem and making inside jokes about how abnormal she is. What they don't realise is that she hears every single one. Enter Noah, the stereotypical hottest guy in school and a contributor to the cruel pranks played on her. Until they're paired up for an English project and he discovers that everyone's assumptions couldn't be farther from the truth. But what is she hiding? Teen fiction Honourable mention - The Sass Awards 2019 #1 - sign language - June 2019 #1 - mutegirl - July 2019 #1 - deaf - August, November and December 2019 #1 - mute - December 2019

This is an Reader X John Wick Fanfic. Trust me idk what I'm doing with my life either.

Cover is not mine, credit to @tnecb17 Connor Murphy lost his hearing to his own stupidly, he got high and jumped off a bridge near his house. Since then hes had to deal with the consequences. He wonders if anyone'll notice this year, that he's now disabled. No one had up until now, no one but the teachers, no one else talks to him, so no one will, until someone does. Evan Hansen has had Selective Mutism since he was young, he could barely talk to his mother, let alone anyone else, and after the "accident", speaking may not ever be possible. He was always the kid in the background, so he's just had to deal with the consequences. He doesn't ever expect to find someone besides Jared or his mom that can understand his signs, until he does. Warnings: Triggering topics ahead.

A boy named Kenji meets a girl named Mei, a mute florist. Years later, she attempts to confess to him using the art of flower language, otherwise known as Hanakotoba. After several attempts, will the flower wither and die or would it bloom? (Cover by: @melicity-)

A slow vibration wakes the girl. She opens her eyes and sighs. She doesn't want to get up. The boy shouts from happiness as he jumps and lands again perfectly on his skate. He loves it. They are two ends of the world. She's so quiet. He's so loud. It's not a love story, not as we know them.

When a young girl finds herself in tragedy, she finds comfort in a specific firefighter. TW: Death Anxiety Panic attacks (More will probably be added later on)