Tear-jerker Stories

INSPIRED BY THE 'LOONA THE CARETAKER' SERIES by METALBRONY823: When the Immediate Murder Professionals (I.M.P) are called in to kill a target from Hell, Loona the hellhound finds a lost human boy snooping on them. Suddenly guilty of harming him, she brings him to their home in Hell to patch him up, and later on, vows to take good care of him along with the help of the IMP gang. Along the road, they all start to grow a parental bond with the little kid and learn to become better demons, including Loona. Book cover art by @BubblegumRock10 and @LizardsDen "Helluva Boss" and "Hazbin Hotel" belong to Vivziepop & 'Spindlehorse Toons', except for OC's.

It began when a man desired the best for his nation. He went and became the hero he dreamed of being and endured what he needed to endure to be such a hero. Endure and endure, yet why is he still the person whom he began with? Do his acts of fairness and justice not work? Or is it due to the law of man's corruption that one who does good is equivalent to draining the ocean with a spoon? I have no words for his bravery, for amongst the clandestine egoists around him, he suffers, but God knows what had happened to him.

It's scary how we take the simplest gifts for granted until the day they're gone. We wake up expecting to hear our favorite song, see a sunrise, laugh with friends, or tell our parents "I'll be home soon" as if tomorrow is guaranteed. We rarely stop to realize that, for someone else, those ordinary moments have already become impossible. It's easy to walk past people carrying invisible battles, assuming they're fine because they're smiling. But some smiles hide silence. Some hide darkness. Some hide pain that words could never fully explain. Looking into the eyes of someone who's endured such a fate reminds us how fragile life truly is-and how precious every ordinary moment can be. Life is like a roller coaster. We never know what's waiting around the next turn. Sometimes the track is smooth, and everything feels effortless. Other times it's steep, twisted, and terrifying, giving us barely enough time to catch our breath before another challenge arrives. The only thing we can truly control is whether we hold on. Our dreams, our hope, our loved ones-those are the safety harnesses that keep us from falling apart. The ride may leave us scared, exhausted, or even broken at times, but as long as we refuse to let go, we keep moving forward. Maybe that's what courage really is. Not living without fear, pain, or uncertainty, but choosing to stay on the ride anyway. Because every storm eventually gives way to a sunrise, every tear makes room for a smile, and every ending quietly opens the door to a new beginning. Perhaps the meaning of life isn't to avoid heartbreak, but to love so deeply that, even after losing something precious, we still find the strength to keep our hearts open. In the end, we don't remember how easy the journey was. We remember the people who held our hands through the hardest parts of it.

Some hearts are broken, some are given. Sometimes love is all you need to live. A story about love that is shown in silence, that does not complain but is always there, love that is unconditional. A story about true love that is ready to sacrifice anything, about grief, betrayal and acceptance.

Harbin, November. Minus twenty-two and getting colder. She hadn't answered since Thursday, so I went over with a bag of tangerines because I didn't want to eat alone. I had a key. The lock always took three tries. I'm not going to tell you what I found. Not yet. Maybe not ever. What I can tell you is that when the paramedics came, I stood in her apartment and explained to them - calmly, reasonably, the way you'd argue with a bank - that she couldn't be dead, because she had work on Monday and she had never once taken a day off in three years. I was wrong about that. I was wrong about almost everything. I Don't Want to Eat Alone is a novel about grief, distance, and the things that get lost in translation between two people who loved each other in a language neither of them spoke well. It's about a foreigner with no standing - not family, not next of kin, just the man who found her - trying to piece together why, from three thousand kilometres away, in a country whose paperwork has no box for what he was to her. It's about her mother, who flew in from Fuqing and asked me one question in a doorway that I answered too fast. It's about a city built by people who left, that is very, very good at continuing. And it's about what was done to her online, in a language I can't read, by people whose names I will never know. She was learning English. She had an exam booked. There was a date circled in red pen. I never got to see it.

Sa loob ng three-years, inakala nina Chloe at Gio na sapat na ang kanilang pagmamahalan upang malampasan ang anumang pagsubok. Masaya naman ang kanilang relationship, puno ng mga pangakong akala nila'y magtatagal magpakailanman. Pero habang lumalalim ang distansya at dumarami ang responsibility sa buhay nila, unti-unting nabawasan ang time at atensyon na dati nilang pinanghahawakan. Hanggang sa dumating ang isang lalaking nagbigay kay Chloe ng mga bagay na matagal na niyang hinahanap kay Gio. Kapag dumating ang panahong kailangan nang pumili, sino ang susundin ni Chloe, ang pag-ibig na minsang naging tahanan, o ang taong nagparamdam ulit sa kanya ng kahalagahan?

"We've been living on a fault line, and for awhile you were all mine. I've spent a lifetime giving you my heart, I swear that I'll be yours forever till forever falls apart." -Ashe, Finneas Emerson Buckley has never taken the easy path. At eighteen, she left home not long after her older sister, determined to build a life of her own. College was supposed to be simple-study nursing, graduate, move on. But a few months in, Emerson realized she wanted something more. Something faster. Something that mattered in the moment. So she changed her path and became a paramedic. By twenty, Emerson had already earned her place at the 118. Now, six years later, at twenty-six, the station feels more like home than anywhere else ever has. Even with new faces and a constantly changing crew, she finally feels like she belongs. That sense of stability is shaken the day her twin brother, Evan Buckley, walks into the station wearing a firefighter uniform. Suddenly, Emerson isn't just balancing the chaos of emergency calls-she's dealing with her reckless twin working beside her every day. And worse? His best friend. Because Emerson has already learned the hard way that falling for someone you work with can end in disaster. But when everything in her life begins to fall apart, the kind of love she's been trying to avoid might be the only thing strong enough to hold her together. Season 1 - Season 4 Warring- some harsh Language, speaks of Sexual assault/Abuse and physical assault, also speaks of blood and all that 9-1-1 jazz Disclaimer- I do not own any of the 9-1-1 characters, I just love them so I thought I could write a little story, but I do own Emerson and Jake, also any other side characters that might pop up. All rights reserved.

BL | Romance • Tragedy • Drama Born blind, Lucas never knew what the world looked like-until Carl became his eyes. They grew up together, fell in love, and dreamed of forever. But when Lucas finally learns to see, the first face he longs to find is the one he has already lost. MY EYES ON YOU Some goodbyes come after a lifetime of love.

"Because when things feel heavy... I want to be where you are." That's what he told her. And somehow, she believed him. They met at a quiet café - where his past stayed zipped behind a jacket, and her heart hadn't yet learned how to be careful. He wasn't supposed to stay. But then came the borrowed mornings. The almost-kisses. The scar she wasn't supposed to see. Suddenly, love didn't look like a promise. It looked like something whispered - just in case someone was listening. The Lie That Loved Me is a slow-burn, poetic romance about soft hands, sharp truths, and the ache of loving someone who was never yours to keep. For the ones who never asked for forever - just for someone to stay. - © 2025 Anira. All rights reserved. Do not repost or reproduce without permission.

A stranger saves her life. A forgotten journal changes it. As she uncovers the life of the man who saved her, every page pulls her closer to a truth neither of them ever saw coming. Some stories are written by fate. Others are rewritten by it.

Heaven Antiporda lives her life on the run... from commitment, from emotional ties, and from the painful memory of her parents' broken marriage. Armed with only her camera and journal, she wanders the Philippines under one rule: never stay long enough to build roots. Love, to her, is just a cage waiting to close. When a temporary three-day stop brings her to the historic, sun-drenched town of Paoay, Ilocos Norte, she meets Jimmuelle Espiritu... a quiet local whose gentle warmth and grounded presence threaten to dismantle every wall she's built. For the first time, Heaven finds herself wanting to stop running. But Jimmuelle is carrying a heartbreaking secret of his own, one that turns their blossoming romance into a race against time. Set against the golden backdrop of ancient coral walls, windswept sand dunes, and quiet coastal sunsets, The Last Light is a story about learning to anchor your heart... even when forever is out of reach. "Love doesn't always mean forever... sometimes it means making someone's life brighter while you still can." 08/27/26

At St. Crestmont Academy, the Rockefeller name is synonymous with royalty-a multi-billion-dollar empire built on power, prestige, and untouchable privilege. To twenty-one-year-old Merlin, that same name is a curse he hides beneath faded thrifted clothes and bruised knuckles. Living in the damp, decaying slums of St. Jude's Hollow, Merlin is a ghost in his own life. By day, he is a fragile music scholar whose angelic, soaring countertenor voice leaves the academy's elite chorale spellbound. By night, he works brutal double shifts at greasy late-night diners, drowning in debt just to keep his dying mother alive. But when a simple roster post exposes his surname, it catches the attention of Maverick and Maxwell-the cold, ruthless golden sons who rule the campus. To them, Merlin is an insulting charity case dragging their pristine legacy through the dirt. To Merlin, they are a terrifying reminder of a world that left him in the dark. 𝑩𝒖𝒕 𝒔𝒆𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒔 𝒃𝒖𝒊𝒍𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒕𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒈𝒐𝒍𝒅 𝒏𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒚 𝒃𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒅 𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓-𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒕𝒉 𝒇𝒊𝒏𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒚 𝒄𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒊𝒅𝒆𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒑𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒌𝒂𝒈𝒆 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒏𝒐 𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒖𝒏𝒔𝒄𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒅. 𝐒𝐀𝐌𝐄 𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐄. 𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐃. 𝐓𝐖𝐎 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃𝐒 𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐃 𝐁𝐘 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐒𝐀𝐌𝐄 𝐇𝐄𝐋𝐋. Author's Note: New chapters every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! 🇵🇭 PHT (Manila): 12:00 PM (Noon)

She doesn't remember falling in love with him. He never stopped. Tara wakes up with her whole life intact - except for the one person who was supposed to be the center of it. No memory of his voice, his hands, the years they spent becoming each other's home. To her, Arjun is a stranger with sad eyes and too much history in his silences. He could tell her everything. Remind her, convince her, hand her back the version of them she lost. Instead, he does the hardest thing love has ever asked of him - he lets her go, and waits to see if she'll choose him again, with no memory to owe him anything. This isn't a story about getting love back. It's about falling in love twice, with the same person, for the first time.

Some loves never fade. Some chains never break. At seventeen, Adams Eileen gave me a wooden necklace and promised we would always be connected. He was my first love, my safest place, my escape from a father who hurt me. Then my father destroyed us. Adams was beaten and ripped from my life. I was left with nothing but the pendant around my neck. Seven years later, I am trapped in a loveless, abusive marriage to a man who controls my every move. I have forgotten how to smile. I have forgotten how to hope. Until the night I walk into a restaurant and see him across the room. Older. Successful. Still wearing the matching pendant I gave him. And when he looks at me-really looks at me-I feel the first spark of life I've felt in years. He says he never stopped loving me. He says he wrote me a hundred letters he never sent. But I am married. I am broken. And my husband is watching. Can Adams save me before my chains tighten again? Or will the past destroy us both? A slow-burn, emotional, second-chance romance. Dual POV. Trigger warnings for domestic abuse.

📝 Story Description Some loves are written in the wrong time, the wrong place, the wrong world. Elliot Hayes has never wanted the life his father built for him - the suits, the silence, the future already decided. He doesn't expect to find anything real in a jazz club on Picker Street. He doesn't expect Samuel Rivers. Sam knows better than to let this happen. He knows what Elliot's last name means in this town. He knows what it costs. He falls anyway. Set against the heat and cruelty of 1960s America, Wrong Side of Heaven is a story about two boys loving each other in a world that will do everything it can to stop them. Some things are worth the price. Some prices are too high. - Forbidden love. Raw grief. A love story that will break your heart and refuse to apologize for it. -

He had stopped looking for a reason to live. She had never needed sight to find beauty in the world. When their paths cross, two people who should have never understood each other slowly become the one thing neither of them expected. Love. He falls for her smile, her stubbornness, her strange way of finding happiness in the smallest things. And for the first time in years, he begins to believe that perhaps tomorrow is worth waiting for. But fate has a way of changing the meaning of a promise. Sometimes, loving someone once isn't enough. Sometimes, you have to fall in love with the same person all over again. This is the story of a boy who falls in love with a blind girl-twice.

In 2012, a Facebook friend request connected Raya in Kaitaia and Taj in Cromwell - two lonely immigrants trying to survive life in New Zealand far away from home. What started with late-night calls and long-distance love soon became the kind of connection neither of them could live without. But sometimes love arrives at the wrong time. Years later, they have separate lives, separate families, and everything they once dreamed of - except each other. A heartbreaking New Zealand love story about timing, distance, sacrifice, and the people we never truly forget.

Dr. Tara Singhal had rebuilt her life brick by brick after Ayansh walked out of it seven years ago. She had traded tears for textbooks, heartbreak for hospital rounds, and become one of the most respected oncosurgeons in the country. She was fine. She had convinced herself of that. Then he walked back in. Not with an apology. Not with an explanation. But with a file of medical records and desperation in his eyes - and a six-year-old daughter whose life only Tara could save. She never imagined forgiving him. She never imagined having to. But how do you say no to a dying child... even when her father is the person who broke you? The Invisible String is a story about old wounds, second chances, and the impossible line between loving someone and letting them go.

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He was a monster forged in the fires of her father's cruelty, an immortal tyrant who conquered the world through blood-yet he willingly laid his life at the feet of the blade in her hand. And she, drowning in the unbearable grief of her own blind sin, finally realized that the Devil she was raised to hate was the only soul in the entire universe who had ever loved her enough to forgive her. . . . . . "If you are the punishment for my sins, Y/N, then I pray the gods never forgive me." "Then let me be your ruin, Jungkook... because there is nowhere else left in this world where I belong." . . . . . This story is set in a timeless, dark fantasy era of ancient iron kingdoms and mythical courts. . . . . . I hope you LOVE this story!