Softangst Stories

Krishna Vamsi and Radha Verma were never meant to be anything more than friends. Not in a world divided by caste, money, and expectations. Krishna comes from a small home and a smaller freedom-loved by his parents, yet suffocated by discipline, responsibility, and unspoken pressure. Radha, raised in a well-off but controlling household, learns early that affection is conditional and silence is survival. Seven years of friendship. One college that keeps them on different floors. Two families that would never understand. They tease each other, call each other dummy and idiot, share late-night Instagram chats, and steal glances they pretend mean nothing. But beneath the laughter lies a bond that's growing too deep to stay harmless. This is not a love story filled with confessions and promises. It's a slow-burn story about emotional neglect, forbidden closeness, financial gaps, caste boundaries, and the quiet pain of growing up. Because sometimes, the hardest love to carry is the one you're never allowed to name.

> An adopted father and son share a bond built on care and trust. One mistaken night changes everything. Guilt creates distance, but love and time slowly blur the lines ..leaving the question of whether they heal as family... or as something more. Top ? Bottom ? Secret ..

"THE ART OF LOSING YOU" Is a tender, bittersweet romance about two introverted souls-a quiet musician and a guarded artist-who find unexpected connection in a small Japanese town. Through shared sunsets, whispered playlists, and the dusty magic of an old bookstore, they learn how love can be both fragile and forever. A story for anyone.🎻📖

When your body betrays you again and pain comes crashing like a storm, Taehyung doesn't run-he stays. Through whispered reassurances, trembling hands, and sleepless nights, love proves that even when the body breaks, the heart can still be held. This is not a story about pain. It is a story about someone who refuses to leave you alone in it.

What if someone disappears and no one knows?

adjective: elusive 'Difficult to find, catch, or achieve. ' I do not own anything except my OC and his storyline

They didn't meet like thunder and lightning. They met like two quiet thoughts that suddenly made sense together. Trisha, with her guarded eyes and diary-deep truths, looked at him as if she finally found someone who listened without interrupting. And Shashank calm in the way only steady people can be, watched her like she was a puzzle he didn't want to solve too fast. She told him softly, "You don't have to be perfect here... just be real." And he answered in that low, steady way of his, "Good. Because I like you exactly the way you are." They weren't a storm. They were a slow-burning warmth - the kind that doesn't shout, but stays.

Luiza never planned to ask the question that had been weighing on her: "Do you miss the old Luiza?" But one vulnerable moment opens the door to a conversation that changes everything- soft truths, shared fears, slow rebuilding... and finally, the line that broke all of us: "You're my person." A tender, expanded take on one of Valu's most iconic scenes-diving deeper into their inner thoughts, their ache, and the moment they choose each other again. For everyone who ever felt this scene in their bones. 🧡

you only wanted to get back in shape. maybe fix your posture, maybe stop getting winded walking up stairs. what you didn't expect was ushijima wakatoshi-your new personal trainer, and possibly the most unintentionally poetic man alive. he calls ramen "sadness," organizes your fridge like a mission plan, and somehow makes "hydrate" sound like a love language. he's steady, quiet, and way too good at carrying both weights and emotional baggage. somewhere between the sore muscles, late-night stretches, and sunrise talks, you realize strength isn't just about what your body can do-it's about the person who stands beside you while you figure it out.

As his final year approaches, Sugawara Koushi quietly wrestles with doubts he can't name-until an unexpected encounter with Oikawa Tooru leaves him thinking about himself in ways he never has before.

Dunk returns to his hometown after burnout and medical emergency of a loved one- his grandpa. Joong, the childhood friend he lost touch with, still lives there running a small café. The book follows them slowly reconnecting: long walks, shared memories, rainstorms, cooking together, and rediscovering the comfort they once gave each other. But, They both changed while growing up - can they still fit together? ~a Joongdunk fan fiction by sammy👾

She's a girl with a voice buried beneath fear, and he's the one who notices her silence. Through music, poetry, and the quiet between words, two souls begin to recognize each other in a world that rarely listens. A gentle, slow-burning story about finding your voice-one lyric at a time.

[ complete, english ] "Even when the world forgets you... I won't." Hyewon never believed in the impossible until the day she felt him calling her back. Jihwan vanished on a stormy night near the sea, leaving behind nothing but silence and a song she only hears in dreams. A year later, haunted by grief, Hyewon returns to the lighthouse where it all ended. But when a strange light breaks through the fog and a heartbeat echoes from beyond, she crosses into a realm caught between time. There, Jihwan is waiting unchanged, suspended in twilight, held in place by a love that refuses to fade. Together, they must retrace their memories, unravel a forgotten truth, and face the question that will change everything.. Can love survive even when time cannot? - inspired by still with you, jungkook & heartbeat, bts © YFAIRENE 2025

On a rain-soaked evening, two people quietly take shelter in each other-not in love, not in promises, just in the calm of a shared moment. What exists between them remains unspoken. Maybe it was always better that way.

Love, Memory, and the War They Tried to Erase I Remember A dystopian survival-romance novel "They rewrote his memories. She rewrote the ending." In the Arena, forgetting is survival. The Protocol erases memories, rewrites identities, and silences emotion - all in the name of order. But Han Se-Ra is a glitch in their perfect system. She wasn't supposed to remember her past. She wasn't supposed to remember him. Kim Min-Jun was once the boy who walked her home in the rain and called her "Star." Now he's Agent 07-J - a silent enforcer trained to suppress resistance and erase the people they once were. He doesn't remember her. But his hands still hesitate when she bleeds. As the system tightens its grip, Se-Ra writes her memories into hidden journals and cracked walls, determined to hold onto what the Arena wants her to forget. When fate throws her back into Min-Jun's path, their fractured connection becomes the key to exposing the truth behind the Protocol - and maybe, to remembering what love really means. But in a place where names are triggers and feelings are fatal, remembering someone can be the most dangerous act of all. I Remember is a soft-angst, survival-driven romance set in a collapsing dystopia where memory is weaponized, love is forbidden, and the strongest resistance is knowing who you are - even when they try to erase you.

Noah moves to a new city hoping for a fresh start. He doesn't expect to meet anyone. Especially not her. Chalsea is the kind of person who never stays too long. She keeps to herself, doesn't explain much, and never looks back. Their paths cross one night. Nothing serious-just a few hours and shared silence. Until they meet again at work. Now, they see each other every day. No labels. No clear lines. Just something between them that doesn't go away. Stray is a short, slow-burn story about unexpected connections, quiet moments, and two people trying to keep their distance-while still getting closer.

They say curiosity killed the cat. Could one too many careless decisions cost Geralt everything?

"Not this time" is a collection of quietly, desvatating, emotionally rich sapphic short stories about the kind of love that doesn't last but never really leaves. These one-shots explore the fragile space between soulmates and strangers, between almost and goodbye. "We found each other once, but not this time" For readers who crave softness wrapped in sorrows, and who know that sometimes love is true, just not enough. For the girls who almost had forever. For the ones who had to walk away. For the ones who still set the table for two.. ~English not my first langage~

A forgotten toy is gone forever... Right?

Years ago, you and Alhaitham were inseparable-two brilliant minds drawn together by philosophy, books, and quiet moments in the House of Daena. But after a bitter disagreement over your futures, you left Sumeru and severed ties. No letters. No goodbye. Now, you're back. You're assigned to assist the Akademiya with a major research project, and-of course-your supervisor is none other than Alhaitham, now the Acting Grand Sage. Time has sharpened him. He seems unaffected. Logical. Composed. But under the surface, something lingers. The past creeps in with every interaction: an unfinished sentence, a borrowed book, a coffee left untouched. He avoids talking about what happened. You avoid asking. But the space between you crackles with unsaid things. As the project unfolds and a conspiracy brews in the Akademiya's shadows, you're forced to rely on each other once more. And maybe... there's a chance to rebuild something that never truly died.