Softheartbreak Stories

"Almost Love hurts more than a real breakup" They talked every night. They cared like it was real. They felt everything-except certainty. No label. No promises. Just something that felt like love... but never was. This isn't a love story. It's about what happens before one. And what it leaves behind...

you thought pulling away from kageyama would give yourself the upper hand. but when time, distance, and new lives get in the way, you're left wondering if it was worth it. now in a long-distance situationship with someone you barely know, and kageyama fully immersed in his pro volleyball career, the game has changed. and when you meet again, the rejection hits harder than expected.

In the stillness of the night, a memory comes walking home... And not all goodbyes are spoken out loud...

They loved each other. But now, he looks at her like he never did. He used to call her his everything. Now? He barely calls her by her name. Something happened. Something that broke what they had-without closure, without explanation. Years later, fate brings them face to face. But he isn't the same boy who used to hold her hand like she was his whole world. She still remembers every moment. He acts like none of it mattered. What went wrong? Why does love hurt more when it fades silently? 💔 If you've ever been left with questions and memories that won't let you go... this story is for you. --- 🥀 Add it to your library. Let's feel it together.

The cover presents a warm, cinematic scene set inside a softly lit shared ride at sunset. Golden-orange light filters through large windows, blending with the glow of a distant city skyline, creating a dreamy atmosphere suspended between day and night. At the center of the composition are two young figures-Mikaela and Chiron-seated near each other but not fully close, reflecting both connection and emotional distance. Chiron stands slightly apart, holding onto an overhead rail with quiet ease, his expression calm and unreadable. Across from him, Mikaela looks at him with subtle recognition and curiosity, as if trying to place a memory she cannot fully grasp. The lighting is gentle and nostalgic, casting soft highlights on their faces while leaving edges in warm shadow. The environment feels transient-moving, unstable, yet intimate-echoing the feeling of moments that exist only briefly but leave lasting impressions. Above them, the title Between Stops and Silences is written in elegant, flowing white script, floating lightly like a thought half-remembered. The typography contrasts the grounded realism of the scene with a sense of emotional softness and introspection. Overall, the cover evokes themes of fleeting encounters, unspoken connection, memory, and quiet longing, capturing the emotional essence of two lives that almost intersected completely-but not quite.

A quiet unraveling of love, longing, and the truths they never warned us about. © 2025 Silid Emiliano All rights reserved.

Two lovers. One apartment. A floor that shouldn't exist. And a loop that refuses to end. Something is wrong on the 9th floor-and each time they try to escape, it all begins again. Memories blur, time twists, and love is tested in ways it was never meant to be. What happens when the one you love... is the reason you're dying again and again? And if you had to let go to break the cycle... would you? Time is twisted. Love is fractured. And the 19th loop may be their last chance... or their final ending. Minsung Horror, Psychological Time distortion,Time loop Ending: Just find out by yourself~

Some stories don't ask to be understood, only felt. Short Stories is a quiet collection of moments: a look held too long, a goodbye left unsaid, a love that arrives softly and leaves even softer. Within these pages are tales of fleeting connections, slow-burning longing, and the kind of heartbreak that lingers not in grand declarations, but in silence. Told with restraint and emotional honesty, these stories explore the spaces between people. The pauses, the hesitations, the almosts. From melancholy mornings to wordless partings, each piece is a small echo of something once held and gently lost. For readers who find comfort in sadness and beauty in what slips away.

Some stories don't ask to be understood, only felt. Short Stories is a quiet collection of moments: a look held too long, a goodbye left unsaid, a love that arrives softly and leaves even softer. Within these pages are tales of fleeting connections, slow-burning longing, and the kind of heartbreak that lingers not in grand declarations, but in silence. Told with restraint and emotional honesty, these stories explore the spaces between people. The pauses, the hesitations, the almosts. From melancholy mornings to wordless partings, each piece is a small echo of something once held and gently lost. For readers who find comfort in sadness and beauty in what slips away.

What if a dream wasn't just a dream? What if it was the echo of a moment you never lived, but still deeply missed? Set in a surreal schoolscape where memory blends with fantasy, Yesterday's Echo is a heartfelt walk through old friendships, what-ifs, and the kind of silent love that stays even after it's gone. A story that drifts between past and longing-this is for anyone who's ever wished to dream just a little longer.

"I used to be a princess. Now I'm a wife to a stranger, in a country that doesn't feel like home." Aleenah thought life would begin after school - maybe she'd study medicine, maybe fall in love. But then her father fell sick, a marriage was arranged, and her voice was buried under everyone else's decisions. Now she's trapped between duty and heartbreak. Between who she was and who she's expected to be. A raw, emotional Muslim love story about family, sacrifice, betrayal, and the things we never say. Sometimes, silence isn't peace. It's survival.