Vulnerability Stories

The female lead "Seren Vale" has traumatic past despite all that she built herself from the scratch and became a skill full surgeon in the country. she hates relationships because of her past were as the male lead "Voss Kane" who is also seren's childhood school mate is obsessed with her after the coincidence meets.

Lara is head over heels for Manon. Writes a series of Letters/poems to her in her notebook that she never sends out of fear of being vulnerable, so she just hides them in the darkest depths of her drawer. Very short chapters btw. Idk how many chapters there's gonna be

Akshaya Sharma grows up in a loving Delhi home, shaped by safety yet quietly pulled toward a larger life. Through school insecurities, deep friendships, and uneven love, she learns the cost of holding back. College and work expand her world, but it is loss, illness, and distance that force clarity. Moving to New country, she rebuilds herself independently, discovering who she is beyond fear. When Rohan re-enters her life, she confronts her deepest instinct to withdraw. This time, she chooses differently. The story traces her journey from self-protection to emotional honesty, proving that love, to be real, cannot exist halfway.

In the shadowed hours when sleep evades the weary soul, we build altars from the fragments of a fractured world - raw free verse that confronts the ego's crushing weight and the digital haze of modern exile. These poems draw from noir nights and Catholic introspection, unearthing resilience amid PTSD's echoes, Ozark folklore's whispers, and a faith that questions even as it clings to Christ's sacrifice in the stranger's gaze. Here, beauty blooms in imperfection: an outlaw's crown forged from internal turmoil, societal manipulation, and the slow, deliberate repair of a GenX heart scarred by life's dust and screen-lit nihilism. With a gravelly edge and a defiant grace, the collection favors practical gratitude over grand illusion - inviting readers to linger at these insomniac altars, where transformation whispers louder than chaos. For readers who crave poetry that bleeds honesty, resists the rush of progress, and finds divinity in the everyday grind. A collection that listens for one blood's cry - and lingers like a half-remembered dream.

One moment, you are shedding a tear into an immense darkness. The next, you are a field of petals inhaling the sun. The Humanest Human captures the chaotic, beautiful architecture of existence. The author writes from the edge of the river, exploring the spaces where we drown and the spaces where we grow wings. These are poems for those who borrow the oceans to cry, and for those who are brave enough to die with their eyes open just to feel the rush of being alive.

A collection of raw emotions, fleeting moments, and unfiltered thoughts-this is my journey as a girl navigating love, heartache, and everything in between. From the euphoria of first love to the ache of goodbyes, each snippet captures a piece of my soul, woven into words. Some memories are bittersweet, others unforgettable, but all are real. Join me as I unravel the beauty and pain of love, one moment at a time. UPDATE EVERY WEEK

Book One in the Love Equation Trilogy Series. Emilia Hart is a genius at numbers, patterns, and equations - so when she creates The Love Equation, a compatibility quiz designed to find a person's perfect soulmate, she expects results that make sense. But nothing could have prepared her for who she's matched with: Kai Mercer, the handsome, rough-around-the-edges bad boy on campus. He's impulsive, unpredictable, and uninterested in academics - the complete opposite of everything Emilia values. Yet, the algorithm insists they're a 98% match, the highest score ever recorded. Determined to understand why, Emilia approaches Kai, only to be met with skepticism, teasing, and resistance. As they reluctantly spend time together, Emilia discovers there's more to Kai than meets the eye. Beneath his "bad boy" exterior lies intelligence, vulnerability, and a mind that just might complement hers perfectly. But navigating their growing attraction is messy - filled with stolen kisses, nervous confessions, and uncharted emotions that no formula can predict. From their first hesitant friendship to a chemistry that ignites in unexpected ways, "1+1=2" is a slow-burn, opposites-attract romance about finding love where logic says it shouldn't exist - and realizing that sometimes the heart follows its own equation. By the end, Emilia and Kai have crossed the threshold from curiosity to something deeper, but a single, unplanned variable hints that the next chapter of their story will be even more unpredictable...

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Book One in The That's How You Get The Girl Series. On their first anniversary, Lila Bennett does something terrifying. She gives Ethan Cole a handwritten letter. A song she wrote just for him. And three words she's been holding onto for months: I love you. He doesn't say it back. Not because he doesn't feel it. But because he's afraid of promising something he might lose. Silence breaks her heart louder than rejection ever could. A month later, they're back on campus-sharing classes, hallways, and memories they can't outrun. Determined not to look like the girl who loved harder, Lila starts "dating" charming, easygoing Noah Rivera. Public kisses. His hoodie. Rumors that spread fast. It works. Ethan is wrecked. But jealousy forces him to confront the truth he's been running from: he's been in love with her all along. And this time, he'll have to say it out loud-no matter who's watching. As pride spirals into hurt, fake relationships blur into real consequences, and both of them push each other too far, one question remains: Can love survive silence? Filled with aching tension, best-friend interventions, dramatic misunderstandings, and a rain-soaked public confession that changes everything, "That's How You Get The Girl" is a swoon-worthy college romance about vulnerability, second chances, and learning that the bravest thing you can do is say yes.

Eight years of love. One fear that almost tore them apart. When Evelyn Hart first met Lucas Reed on a rainy city street, she warned him: "Don't fall in love with me." He smiled and said, "I can't promise that." From that moment, she knew she loved him-but fear held her back. Over the next five years, Lucas waits patiently as Evelyn hides her heart. Then, when he finally proposes, her fear wins, and she walks away, leaving two hearts broken and a promise suspended in time. For three long years, they try to move on, dating others, building separate lives-but love has a way of finding its way back. With the encouragement of her best friend, Evelyn confronts the trauma and fear that once held her hostage, learning that loving someone fully is worth the risk. A chance reunion on another rainy day brings them back together, and this time, Evelyn is ready to speak the words she's been carrying for years: I love you. From stolen kisses in the rain to heartfelt gestures, first dates and anniversaries, to a proposal finally accepted, "I Won't Say I'm in Love" is a story about patience, courage, and the undeniable power of love that's always meant to be. Perfect for fans of heartfelt, emotional romance, this novel is a full-circle love story about learning to take the leap-even when your heart is scared.

Seong Kiyomi was like any other nineteen year old, until she wasn't. After a life-changing surgery that leaves her completely deaf in her left ear and the left side of her face partially paralyzed, Kiyomi wonders if she could ever be loved. Three years later, she meets Hyunjin, a hopeless romantic who wears his heart on his sleeve and sees the world with a childlike wonder-a perspective Kiyomi had long forgotten. He's everything she aspires to be and he makes her want to be better. As their friendship deepens and her feelings grow, Kiyomi's insecurities start to hold her back. Why would anyone willingly choose a person who's been broken, who'd lost so much, when they could have someone more put together, normal and...beautiful. Kiyomi wants nothing but the best for Hyunjin, so when it comes to love he deserved better...right? A story based on true events about self-discovery, growing through the pain and realizing your worth through loving others. Inspired by Hyunjin's Love Untold lyrics: "After becoming someone who loves you, I'm becoming someone who loves myself."

An honest beat of a heart in a relationship with the Lord. =°_°=

When a suspicious cyber probe threatens NovaLink's future, CTO Aarav and his team must act fast. With the help of cybersecurity experts from Briskinfosec, they uncover deep vulnerabilities-and learn that in today's digital world, security isn't optional, it's survival. A gripping tech-thriller inspired by real-world threats and solutions.

"Every rose has its thorns; every privilege has its own hurts." Once overcome, it hurt no more

e·lapse əˈlaps/ verb (of time) pass or go by. About a girl trying to save a boy who might not want to be saved. It's been 8 years since Amara saw her childhood family friends. After a nasty fall out, she finally meets them again after the sudden passing of their father. Now 28, Kareem seems to think the only path set out for him in life is the one he's already walking. But Amara has different plans - and she's ready to make him change the direction of his life no matter what it takes. ☂☂☂ "After all, you were a dandelion mid-January. A wish in winter. I thought maybe you would build us a fire in the middle of the snow, teach these hollow boys out of wood that you could get this girl to glow. I thought maybe I wouldn't have anymore need for candles or boyfriends made out of wax that always quickly burnt out. I thought maybe I could put to rest this flickering heart. I know it sounds odd but in the pitch dark with the lights dimmed down, I used to trace the outline of your face in case I wouldn't see you for a while. I haven't seen you." -Alysia Harris.

"Whispers from the Heart" is a poignant and introspective poem that delves into the depths of human emotion. Through vivid and evocative language, it explores the intricate tapestry of feelings that color our lives, from moments of deep sadness and fear to the longing for connection and the resilience to carry on. This beautifully crafted poem is an exploration of the human experience, a journey through the highs and lows of our hearts, and a reminder that, despite the complexities of our emotions, we are never truly alone in our feelings. The poem "Whispers from the Heart" explores a range of emotions and questions that many people can relate to, making it a relatable and thought-provoking piece. The poem delves into the complexities of human feelings, from fear and sadness to confusion and the desire for support and understanding. It encourages self-reflection and understanding, addressing common emotional experiences. Given its relatable and introspective nature, this poem is likely to be appreciated by a wide adult audience (20+ years of age) who can connect with its themes and sentiments. The poem could be described as a reflection on the human experience and the need for connection and understanding in times of emotional turmoil.

They see me as strong, intelligent, and perfect. But what if I told you that's just the surface? Beneath the polished exterior lies someone clumsy, emotionally disconnected, and achingly human. This is the story of how I navigate the gap between who I truly am and the curated version of me that the world refuses to let go of. In a series of daily reflections, I peel back the layers of perception, loneliness, and self-discovery. Because sometimes, the hardest person to know is yourself.

A headline exposes the reality of choosing to love someone in the public eye - not through betrayal, but through perception. Instead of reacting with insecurity or assumption, Lyla took the space to process, and Kenneth responded with care. What comes next is not conflict, but a conversation that deepens their trust and tests the strength of what they've built.

"What are you feeling?" A collection of short chapters. Phrases that are unfamiliar, Or will it hit too close to home? Either someone you know, Or something you don't.