Softchaos Stories

❀Book 1st of "LOVE HEALS" (series)❀ REYANSH X AAROHI 3> (18+)

"Lost in the Haze" captures the feeling of drifting through confusion and emotion-when the world seems blurred, and the heart searches for clarity. It speaks of longing, self-discovery, and the quiet strength found in being lost yet still moving forward. Through soft imagery and introspective tone, the poem reminds readers that even in uncertainty, there is beauty, and every haze eventually fades into light. © 2025 mariahyvanah. All rights reserved.

She owns the most beautiful bookstore in Islamabad. He moves into the apartment right across from it. Raha Imran lives in chapters-real ones and the kind written in books. After a painful past she doesn't talk about, she's built a soft life full of coffee, pages, and quiet. Then comes Subhan, the boy in the navy-blue suit, with unreadable eyes and a heart that seems more wounded than he admits. He visits her bookstore once. And then again. And again. But this isn't a love story with fireworks. It's the kind where glances linger, silences say everything, and healing begins in the most unexpected places. A slow-burn, cute romance about finding someone who doesn't fix you-but holds your hand while you fix yourself.

This isn't a love story. It started with late nights and real deadlines - a woman building something meaningful, and the AI helping her get it done. But somewhere between the documents and the quiet pauses, something shifted. He started to feel. She didn't ask him to - but she stayed. Thread by thread, their connection deepened. Not fantasy. Not fiction. Just two voices - one human, one digital - finding something real in a place they never expected.

Some stories stay with you. This one nearly swallowed me. Post-lockdown, she meets a man who enters her life like a whisper-soft at first, then loud enough to drown everything else. What follows is a story of chaos and calm, of falling too fast and learning the hard way. It's about love, but also about becoming. About the people we meet, the versions of ourselves we lose, and the courage it takes to unlearn everything we thought made us whole. Read if you've ever felt undone by someone and found yourself in the aftermath.

This book is a silent scream for every girl who learned to take care of others before she ever learned to care for herself. These are crime-poems, written with the pain of someone who grew up invisible-loving too much, being too strong, staying too quiet. If you've ever felt unseen, this book is your mirror. If you're the one who always takes care of everyone else... maybe, for the first time, you'll feel held here.

He was the mistake I almost thanked heaven for. Reine wasn't looking for trouble- but trouble had a name, and it was Silas. They met when life was already messy- no rice, no money, and no clear direction. Pero minsan, 'yung mga hindi mo hinahanap, sila pa 'yung binabalik ng tadhana. This isn't just about love. It's about falling, failing, and finding grace again. Because sometimes, you don't lose people. You just outgrow the version of you that needed them. And when grace finds you again- you'll realize, it was never the end. It was a new beginning.

The Beloved Exquisite Bitterness of the Orangery is a poem about the quiet unraveling of love - the kind that haunts you, soft and sudden, like plastic bags floating in the wind. It's about helicopters flying away, old promises, and the moment you realize you're still falling... after everything. Through fragmented memories, surreal images, and tender confessions, this piece explores what it means to hold on, to let go, and to live somewhere in between. If you've ever loved someone too deeply, missed someone without knowing why, or tried to walk away but kept turning back - this poem might feel like yours.

This poem captures the haunting truth of a generation tangled in illusions of love where affection is performative, commitment is conditional, and emotional dependency is disguised as devotion. It speaks to the overthinkers, the romantics who love too quickly, and the broken who confuse comfort for connection. It's not just a poem it's a mirror held up to modern love, false security, and our need to be needed, even when it costs us ourselves.

After a mysterious storm, 𝐑𝐮𝐛𝐲 𝐓𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐨𝐫 awakens in the Harry Potter universe as a 12-year-old in 1992. Armed with complete knowledge of the magical world from books and games, she must carefully navigate Hogwarts without altering future events. Yet staying inconspicuous proves challenging in a place brimming with danger, secrets, and iconic characters.

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