Historias de Smalltownromance

Aubrey Collins thought she had the perfect life-until she caught her fiancé with her best friend. Now she's back in her hometown, hiding a secret... and trying to stay away from the one man she's never been allowed to want.

After a heartbreaking past, Savannah Russo is ready for a fresh start. But when her childhood crush, Daniel Carter, returns to Oak Haven with secrets of his own, one summer changes everything. 🌻❤️

Cliff McAden hasn't been home in four years, and wasn't expecting to meet a woman as gentle and quietly beautiful as Annie Edwards when he finally came back. It's hard for him to believe anyone could be interested in a scarred, disheartened man like him--and thanks to the secrets he's keeping, it's impossible for him to believe he deserves it. * * * * * Being an ugly duckling isn't easy, and Annie Edwards knows that firsthand. Thanks to her new job in Red View, she's finally moved away from her hyper-critical family and is getting the hang of adulthood--but love, the one thing she's always wanted, still escapes her. She doesn't expect to fall head over heels for her best friend's older brother, the mysterious musician who's been away from home for years, and has no idea how to handle her new feelings. Cliff McAden hasn't been home to McAden Orchard in four years, not since he left the country for the most important audition of his musical career and ended up in an accident that left him permanently marred. By the time he comes home for his sister's wedding, the scars that litter his face and body have healed--but the emotional wounds are as raw as ever. Spending time with the orchard's newest employee Annie is the only thing that soothes the pain, and he wants her more than he's wanted anything in a long time. But if the truth about his accident is revealed, he doesn't think anyone will want him to stick around.

Hollywood's sweetheart, Elara Vance, is hiding from a scandalous breakup in a tiny Maine fishing village. The only thing more broken than her reputation is the plumbing in her rental cottage. The only man who can fix it is Ben Walker-the utterly unimpressed, flannel-wearing handyman who thinks her entourage is a type of pastry. He's solid, steady, and sees right through her famous facade to the woman underneath. In a world of glitter and lies, can a love built on authenticity, peanut butter, and the simple art of fixing things ever survive the spotlight? A heartwarming, small-town romance about finding your true self in the most unexpected place.

Addison Stevens spent years secretly in love with Grayson Hale-the boy she never got over. Now he's back in Ashwood. Engaged to her best friend. As old feelings resurface and hidden secrets come to light, Addison must decide if some first loves are worth letting go... or fighting for.

After leaving her emotionally abusive fiancé, Emilia Monroe returns home to start over. But when she meets Knox Wilder, her brother's best friend, she begins to wonder if everything she lost led her exactly where she was meant to be.

He was the town's star basketball player-charming, popular, and the exact boy my mom dreamed of for me. But to me? He was just someone I didn't care for. Until things got messy: my own sister fell for him too. And while everyone waited to see who he'd choose, Kian vanished without a word-leaving only silence behind. Three years later, life moved on. I'm graduating soon, set to take Political Science, and there's Granty-my classmate, my constant companion, the boy who makes my heart race... but only ever gives mixed signals. Everyone swears we're together, yet we keep calling ourselves "just friends." But far away, Kian never really forgot. Even as he became a top student, a leader, and the team captain-with girls lining up for his attention-his thoughts always drifted back to the girl he could never have. This isn't a story of destined love. It's about tangled feelings, hard choices, and the quiet truth: sometimes the one everyone thinks is yours... was never really meant to be. HE WAS JUST A PLAYER I DIDN'T LIKE. UNTIL HE BECAME THE ONE YOU COULDN'T HAVE-EVEN IF YOU NEVER WANTED HIM TO BE YOURS

This is a very old story that I made many years ago, and I am uploading it just for fun. Yes, I know it is trash, I wrote it when I was between the ages of 9 and 10 years old.

Avery Brooks only planned to spend one summer in Seabrook Bay. One summer of sunsets, ocean air, and taking photos before returning to her normal life. Then she meets Jace Walker. The charming ice cream shop employee with messy hair, a sarcastic smile, and a habit of showing up exactly when she least expects him. What starts as cliffside conversations and late-night texts slowly turns into something neither of them planned for. But summer doesn't last forever. And when the season begins to slip away, Avery and Jace are forced to ask themselves one impossible question: What happens when the person who became your favorite part of summer is the one thing you have to leave behind? A story about first love, sunsets, ocean waves, and finding someone worth staying for.

​Sky Wongravee is the golden boy of the Bangkok police force-a man defined by his immaculate uniform, a collection of prestigious medals, and a rigid, unyielding sense of justice. As the heir to a massive business empire, he lives a life of calculated perfection, until a single night of betrayal by his own colleagues turns his world to ash. Framed, disgraced, and stripped of his badge after a public scandal, Sky is sent into forced exile by his powerful father, ordered to disappear into a remote village to serve a period of penance. ​Hollowed out by the loss of his career and harboring a deep-seated resentment toward the vulnerability of children-a shadow cast by his own traumatic past-Sky arrives in the village like a storm cloud. He expects to suffer in silence, but he is not prepared for Nani. ​Nani is an orphan who found his own peace in the quiet rhythm of the village. A gentle, soft-spoken soul who works in a small doll shop, Nani finds joy in the simple things, especially the children at the local orphanage. When he first sees the brooding, handsome stranger working in the village, he is instantly captivated. But Sky is a man walled off, a statue of cold indifference who refuses to even meet Nani's gaze. ​Following a warning from the orphanage mother about the precarious truth of Sky's past, Nani retreats, choosing to love from a distance and focusing his warmth solely on the children. It is only when the silence between them grows louder than words that Sky realizes the void left by Nani's absence. ​The turning point comes when the laughter in the village is replaced by the sound of a sobbing child. Seeing the man he once feared-turned-comforting-protector, Nani realizes that beneath the officer's hard exterior lies a heart that just needed a reason to beat again. As the truth of Sky's exile comes to light, the very forces that sought to destroy him find themselves undone by the strength of a love born in the quiet corners of a small town. ​

Captain Damilola Oloyede didn't just lose his fiancée...he lost belief in love. After catching her cheating with someone he trusted, he requests a far posting to bury his pain in duty to a village where a 23-year-old girl was about to be forced into marriage. Zainab was supposed to become a chief's "wife" because of debt... until a stranger in uniform did the unthinkable: he married her first. It was never meant to be love. Just protection. But when danger rises and enemies don't accept "no," the fake marriage begins to feel real... and two broken hearts must decide if love can grow where fear once lived.

Eleanor just moved to Canada for her new job, wanting a fresh start. Amara, her new friend decided that she should proprely be introdusted to ice skating and hockey, luckly for Matteo playing center for Oaksville's Hockey team.

He survived the crash. Coming home means facing the girl he lost, the father he left behind, and a future he never expected. After a devastating motorcycle accident leaves him fighting to walk again, Shawn Parker finds himself back in the hometown he swore he'd never return to. The last person he expects to see is Brianna Lockwood, the woman he never stopped loving. As Shawn struggles through a painful recovery, old wounds begin to reopen. Brianna is hiding the truth about why she disappeared from his life, and Shawn's estranged father is determined to make up for years of silence before it's too late. With his future uncertain and his past refusing to stay buried, Shawn must decide whether some things are worth fighting for a second time.

A dream that repeats. A temple that feels remembered instead of imagined. And a girl whose face is never fully seen. Every time consciousness fades... the same place returns. A boxing match. Noise. Sweat. Blood. One punch away from victory- Then suddenly... time freezes. Not because of fear. Because someone is standing behind the opponent. Someone impossible. And later A girl who never lets anyone get close. No matter how much kindness reaches her. No matter how many times fate keeps bringing two lives together. It feels less like a coincidence... and more like something already written. Late-night library silence. Unspoken conversations. Eyes that hide pain deeper than words. And slowly, one question begins destroying everything: Why does it feel like they already belong to each other... When one of them keeps trying to run away? Was the dream a warning? A memory? Or the beginning of something that should never have happened? Until he learns the one rule she lives by. The one she'll never break. He thinks some pages can be rewritten. She thinks hers were written in ink, not pencil. If holding on means breaking her, and letting go means breaking yourself - what do you choose?

Eight years ago, Eloise Montgomery left her cozy hometown of Evergreen County because her crush proposed to her best friend. Running away to New York shaped Elle into a new woman. She morphed from a chubby nerd girl into a sophisticated businesswoman. She's erased all ties to her hometown, including her last name. Eloise Montgomery is a ghost of her past, a reminder of who she wants to forget. Finding love in NYC was a bonus, but becoming America's Homewrecker was not. There are always two sides to every story, but her story is one no one wants to believe. Leaving New York wasn't on the list of goals she set for herself. Neither was going home to the small town of Evergreen County. Now that she's back, she's facing parts of her past she thought she was over. Secrets always find a way of exposing themselves, and she should know that better than anyone. Jake Ryan is no longer the boy band singer he once was. He is now a single father, trying to cope with the sudden loss of his wife and trying to raise his daughter alone. The accident came out of nowhere, and now he's uprooted their lives, moving from Los Angeles to the small town his wife grew up in. A tiny place nestled two hours north of Los Angeles, called Evergreen County. He wants to give his daughter the same community his wife had. He and his daughter are both deep in their grief and need help. There are only so many takeout and burned frozen pizzas one can endure. His former boy band manager's wife might have the connection he needs to get his life back on track. But the nanny he hires to watch over his daughter might be more trouble than she's worth. Or she might be exactly who he's looking for. Welcome to Evergreen County, a small town where everyone knows everyone. A place where even your secrets have secrets. Jake and Elle are the first in the series. Join them on their journey through love, loss, acceptance, and forgiveness.

A very impassioned 16 year old redhead is thrown Curls over Sneakers into a Summer at home. Full of Drama, Sun, and Vibes. ---------_-------_--------_------_--------_-------- It's June first. Four Days until school break. Susan Anne Dixey can't wait. They are finally going on a vacation. Her, her Mom, and her Dad. Their cousins were blessedly staying at home this time. Her Aunt had to take a Summer Job and her Mom's brother decided to stay in town this year. This would be the summer Susan did all her firsts. Fall in love. Surf at a REAL beach. Wake up late and stay up even later. Except she can't, or she didn't. Last day until they leave and her grandma catches ill. Not just a little, but a lot. Susan's family volunteers to take care of her. And just like that Susan was stuck with another summer at home. Nothing fun happened in a small town. Surely not in Greengail. Except everything does start to happen, and Susan Anne Dixey is swept up right in the middle of it. Follow Susan on a Trip through the sunny days of Summer...

When Kyomi, a determined pharmacy clerk/trainee studying to become a certified pharmacy technician, starts her first job at the small-town grocery pharmacy, she's ready to prove herself. But everything changes when Dr. Omar Rivers, a seasoned pharmacist newly transferred from the city, arrives to run the pharmacy. Drawn together by their shared passion for helping others and their undeniable chemistry, Kyomi and Omar begin to build a connection that quickly turns into something deeper. But their budding romance is threatened by Zarina, a jealous pharmacy technician who's been eyeing Omar since day one. Feeling overlooked and bitter, Zarina recruits a group of outcast techs to sabotage Kyomi's reputation and drive a wedge between the new couple. In a workplace where trust is as vital as the medicine on the shelves, Kyomi must navigate professional challenges, office politics, and heartbreak to fight for the love she never expected to find. Will love be the cure - or the side effect - of working at the pharmacy?

Adeline planned a quiet blue summer: paint, stars, and zero distractions. Then Jacob, her Lola's hoodie-wearing "tech support" grandson, crashed into her mural and her rules. Now her calm blue world has glitches, WiFi hearts, and a boy who's learning that love isn't meant to be optimized.

Home was supposed to be simple. Graduate college. Move back to Harlan. Teach kids. Help at the bakery. Easy. At least, that's what Sasha Miller thought. Then Nathaniel Caldwell came back to town. Then Darryl Reyes started looking at her differently. And suddenly, the future she'd planned no longer felt so certain.

Wrench spent his entire life believing people leave. Izzy spent hers believing everyone deserves someone who stays. When a troubled foster kid brings the past crashing back into the present, the Sentinels' quiet mechanic is forced to confront the childhood he survived-and the woman he's spent years pretending he doesn't love. Sometimes healing starts with a second chance. Sometimes it starts with family. And sometimes it starts with a girl who refuses to give up on you.