Traditionalromance Stories

"Some promises are made in silence. Some love stories begin without words." Aadhya Sharma never expected love-only endurance. As the eldest daughter in a traditional Indian family, she learned early that her dreams came second to duty. At 27, with a successful marketing career and a heart guarded by years of being "the responsible one," marriage was just another checkbox on her list of family obligations. Reyansh Singhania never wanted marriage-only success. At 29, the billionaire CEO had built an empire but couldn't build connections. Haunted by loss and buried in work, he agreed to an arranged marriage only to fulfill his late grandfather's dying wish. Love wasn't part of the plan. It never had been. But plans change when two broken souls learn to heal in each other's silence.

She healed everyone with her light, but fell for the man who lived in shadows. Between love, secrets, and destiny - their story wasn't meant to be simple. 💔✨ When Mahnoor, a doctor-in-making with dreams brighter than her scars, saves an old woman on a rainy Mumbai evening - destiny quietly changes its course. Behind that kindness waits a world of secrets, power, and one infuriating man - Ehsan Khan, the calm before every storm. He's all logic, she's all heart - and together they're chaos written beautifully. Between stolen glances, endless nok-jhoks, and truths that could break them both... Love finds them where they least expect - right in the middle of a lie. 💫

Jay, a Korean CEO with an icy charm, travels to India to meet his father's old friend - the Mehra family. What he doesn't expect is Harini - a passionate Indian fashion designer whose laughter brings chaos into his perfectly ordered life. Their families share a past. Their hearts are building a future. But love... might rewrite both. Between cultural traditions, family expectations, and late-night monsoon confessions, Jay and Harini's worlds begin to merge - thread by thread, heart by heart. 💍 A cross-cultural Jay (ENHYPEN) fanfiction filled with family warmth, tradition, and the kind of romance that feels like a K-drama in India.

Winter, 1917. Dorothy never really thought that war would take her older brother, but like so many others before him, Ian enlisted and departed Canada in khaki, leaving Dorothy to care for the youngest Gaston, Charlie. The return of her employer's son eats away at Dorothy: why should he, the rich man's son, the spoiled brat, be back home sleeping in his bed while her brother sleeps in the muck somewhere in France or Belgium? Robbie Monroe isn't the brat who ran off for a great adventure. Nearly deaf in one ear and deeply lonely, he is a man struggling to put his life back together after his time "over there," and Dorothy seems to be the only one he can talk to. She doesn't want to trust him but she can't help it, and Dorothy soon finds herself with something she didn't realize she desperately needed: a friend. Before the war's end, fate has one final reminder for Dorothy that happy endings don't always happen in real life, no matter how much she tells herself they can. Set in in the weeks before the 1917 Halifax Explosion, Shadows May Fall is a non-traditional World War I romance.