Historias de Slowburnhealing

Khushi's P.O.V: "I stayed quiet for far too long. People mistook my silence for acceptance... and my kindness for weakness. But I've learned something- silence is not peace. Silence is patience waiting for the right moment to strike." "I gave my trust, my loyalty, my entire heart... and it was treated like it had no value. Now I'm done giving explanations. I'm done expecting apologies. I'm done standing in the shadows of someone else's choices." "If someone believes I can be replaced so easily... then they're about to experience how easily I can walk away. I'm not here to be tested. I'm not here to be compared. I'm not here to tolerate disrespect disguised as love." "I don't tear people down. I simply remove myself-and let the absence do the talking. If someone wants me back... they'll have to face every truth they avoided." "My fire was never the problem. Their fear of getting burned was." Payal's P.O.V: "I used to think holding a family together was strength- but I realized that holding myself together is the real power." "I tried understanding, adjusting, bending... until I looked at myself and wondered why I was the only one breaking. Not anymore. I'm done carrying the weight of everyone else's comfort." "If someone thinks I'm too silent to fight back... they're wrong. I don't shout-I end things. I don't beg-I decide. I don't chase-I step forward, and whoever can't keep up gets left behind." "My heart is soft, yes... but my spirit? Unshakeable. If someone hurts me and expects me to stay- they've misunderstood the kind of woman I am." "I don't need loud revenge. My strength is the revenge."

BUY NOW ON AMAZON https://a.co/d/4yG7LhB **The Scarf Between Us** *Some betrayals cut deeper than infidelity-they come dressed as healing.* Ryan Callen thought therapy would save him. Instead, it became the stage for his worst betrayal. When he discovers his girlfriend is having an affair with the one man he trusted with his innermost truths-his therapist-the illusion of safety shatters. As layers of manipulation unravel, Ryan is forced to confront not just a broken relationship, but the deeper question: *Was he ever the patient-or just the entry point?* A searing psychological drama about emotional exploitation, misplaced trust, and the painful beauty of reclaiming your voice, *The Scarf Between Us* is for anyone who's ever mistaken control for love-and dared to heal anyway.

Kai's only seventeen - but he's already a full-time parent. With a mom lost to addiction and a little brother who depends on him for everything, Kai's learned how to survive. Lie to teachers. Dodge social workers. Hide the truth. He's got one rule: protect Leo at all costs. But when someone from the past shows up offering help, Kai faces the hardest choice of all - hold on to the only life he's ever known, or risk everything for a better one. With a mother lost to addiction and no one else to count on, seventeen-year-old Kai has no time to dream. But when a face from the past offers a lifeline, Kai must decide if he can finally stop surviving... and start living. But how do you save yourself when you've spent your whole life saving everyone else?

Unseen Kingdom is a haunting, poetic story told through the eyes of a young girl who finds herself trapped in a dark, crumbling realm. A place not of monsters, but of voices. Six shadowy figures surround her, each one louder than the last, each echoing the kind of pain that sinks into the soul: dismissal, control, cruelty, neglect. She doesn't remember how she got here. But she knows the cold. She knows the silence. As the voices grow louder, she must decide whether to stay quiet or to speak. Whether to disappear or to take up space. Guided by something ancient and unseen, something that feels like hers, she begins to pull herself from the depths. Unseen Kingdom is a fable for the ones who were told to shrink. A story of reclaiming voice, rewriting the rules, and becoming the warmth they said didn't belong in the dark.

Cosette's boyfriend died in an accident. Her mom wants her to heal. Her sister wants her to open up. everyone at school thinks she's either crazy or pitiful. Cosette would rather pretend he's still alive. It's not all that hard if she closes her eyes- If she feels the wind. Even if it's not healthy, and she's knows it isn't. Then her therapist recommends she start journalling to help her cope. Which is stupid because she's fine. But she still picks up a pencil. She doesn't have to move on. It's so that she can carry on.

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In a serene autumn park, Vishu and Menua share a perfect moment of love and laughter, seemingly unbreakable in their bond. But as seasons change, so does their relationship-Menua grows distant, and their once-effortless connection is strained by silence, misunderstandings, and emotional wounds. As external pressures mount and their hearts drift further apart, they must confront the painful truth: love alone may not be enough. Yet, on the edge of heartbreak, they choose to fight-not against each other, but for each other. Through vulnerability, trust, and rediscovery, Vishu and Menua rebuild their love, learning that true connection is forged not in ease, but in resilience. As spring returns, so does hope, blooming in the space where love is chosen anew.

Mia and Layla didn't expect healing to feel like confusion and silence. But it did. One born into wealth, the other buried in memory, they meet in a quiet garden meant for wellness but built on wounds. As they unpack the pain they've inherited - and inflicted - both women begin a journey back to themselves. This is a story of soft resilience, of breaking generational cycles, and of learning to breathe again... together. Not every battle leaves scars you can see. But every scar holds a story. And this one begins with a sigh.

A girl stands at the edge of a river, barefoot in silence. The world fades behind her as twilight holds her gently. This is where healing begins-with stillness.

An extrovert losing her voice. An honor student failing medical school. A kind soul slowly crushed by a world too heavy to carry. A broken girl running away from her past. A mother watching helplessly as depression steals her daughter away. Five stories. One ending. How do you survive when all you ever wanted was to live? This is for the ones who feel like a jellyfish-drifting quietly in the middle of the ocean, afraid of everything. For those who sting to protect themselves, and for those who feel like the world only sees their weakness. I hope anyone who finds their way into these pages gains the strength to keep fighting the battles ahead-but also finds comfort in knowing that it's okay to take your time to gather that strength. Even a jellyfish doesn't drift forever.

A quiet writer with fading memories finds herself trapped in a repeating nightmare, unknowingly swapping lives with the villain she once created. Each return leaves her lighter, while the story grows heavier. How much can a story take from its writer ? And who decides when it's finally over ?

Eleanor Mayers looks fine. She smiles. She studies hard. She keeps quiet. She plays the role perfectly. But inside? She's unraveling. Haunted by a grief no one talks about and a loneliness no one sees, Eleanor walks through life carrying the weight of her silence. With a mother who's barely holding on, classmates who only know her mask, and a past she never unpacked, her mind becomes the one place she can't escape. Then comes therapy. One question. One moment. One woman who doesn't flinch at the silence. As Eleanor's sessions with Ms. Michaels slowly crack open everything she's buried, she begins to ask herself the question that's been screaming inside for years: What's wrong with me? A raw, poetic journey into the quiet chaos of mental illness, grief, identity, and the desperate desire to be seen. For readers who've ever smiled through pain, felt invisible in a crowd, or wished someone would just ask, "Are you really okay?" Because sometimes the heaviest things we carry are the ones no one can see.

Sienna, Kai, and Jax were stolen as children-ripped from the safety of their birth family and thrown into a nightmare of cruelty, silence, and survival. Raised under the fists of violent foster parents and haunted by a man known only as Dogman, their bond as triplets is the only thing that kept them alive. When a twist of fate brings them back into the arms of five older brothers they never knew existed-brothers forged in blood and mafia loyalty-the triplets must learn how to heal in a world that finally offers them safety... but demands trust they're not ready to give. As old wounds begin to surface and buried truths claw their way out, Sienna is forced to confront the darkest chapters of her past-ones that left her scarred, silenced, and nearly broken. But survival isn't enough anymore. With the strength of her brothers at her side, she begins to take back what was stolen from her piece by piece. But the man who hurt her still lives. And he's watching. A story of trauma, family, vengeance, and resilience, What Remains After Fire is a harrowing and heartfelt journey through darkness-toward something that looks a lot like hope.