Historias de Warmvibes

( English version) Crowley? Kids? Nuhh...he's a demon! He doesn't even like a little kids! Maybe..

A soft small-town slow burn between a lonely basketball coach and the man who never planned to stay. Warm teens, quiet yearning, and two hearts learning to choose each other

When Cecil's brother was chosen as the heir, everyone was prepared for all hell to break loose. But to everyone's surprise, he packs his bags and sets out to live a life of a worry free rich man.

Unlucky with her relationships, Mellissa decides it's time to just focus on herself and growth and well other more important things like her dying houseplants, her almost dead relationship with her mother, and her lack of relationship with her colleagues and neighbors, among other things. But when she thinks the end has come for her in the love department, something new begins. Something different, something fresh, something new, something she neither expected nor experienced, something warm. But would she let go of her house plants and embrace this warm love or would she choose those almost dead plants?

All she wanted was a quiet life , a small flower shop with a cozy corner for books, a space scented with roses and stories. But when a reclusive new neighbor moves in, carrying secrets between his pages, her world begins to change. He's an anonymous author, hiding his name from the world. She's a dreamer who reads everything she can get her hands on. Between exchanged smiles over the fence and late-night conversations lit by warm lamplight, their stories start to entwine. But when his secret threatens to come between them, will the ending be as sweet as the beginning?

Nadia has rules: keep her head down, keep her grades up, and definitely don't fall for Declan Murphy - the quiet, steady boy who somehow sees straight through her. A fake‑dating plan was supposed to be simple. Controlled. Safe. But when the pretending stops feeling pretend, Nadia does what she's always done: she pulls back before she can get hurt. Only this time, the truth doesn't stay quiet. With family chaos, unexpected honesty, and a slow‑burn connection neither of them meant to start, Nadia and Declan have to decide whether they're done performing - or finally ready to be real. A warm, character‑driven romance about fear, courage, and the moment everything finally clicks.

She is sunshine wrapped in sarcasm-loud, clumsy, and full of life. He is silence stitched into discipline-stoic, unreadable, and cold. They met by accident-literally. One bump, one fall, and one lingering stare that neither of them forgot. He didn't smile for anyone. But maybe... he would, for her. She is Idika Srivastav "Her personality is a mix of bubbly and carefree. Not only beautiful with appearance she also has a lovely and caring nature, but don't be mistaken-she can stand her ground when needed. At the same time, she's sensitive about certain things. She's a 23-year-old Air Force trainee, determined to become a respected Air Force officer." He is Neevan Rathore "With a dream of becoming an Air Force officer, he is here to fulfill his childhood ambition. At 24, he is handsome, with a caring heart and an introverted nature. Despite often coming across as cold and rude, he's the talk of the town among girls. But he pays no attention-he refuses to let anything distract him from his goal." So let's dive into their story and see what destiny has planned for them.

Ten years ago, Ivy and Wes got fake‑married at a college party. A dare, a booth, a joke - and a form they absolutely did not mean to mail. Now Ivy's visa renewal has been denied for one tiny reason: She's already married. To Wes Callahan. Of course it's him. Dragged back into each other's lives, Ivy and Wes agree to a temporary, mutually beneficial arrangement - annul it, use it, survive it. Easy. Except living together isn't easy. Old chemistry isn't easy. And pretending they were never almost something is definitely not easy. When a health scare forces Ivy to confront what being "his wife" actually means, the line between fake and real blurs in ways neither of them planned. Ten years ago, they married by accident. Now they have to decide if they want to do it on purpose. A warm, chaotic, slow‑burn second‑chance romance about timing, mistakes, and the people we never quite get over.

Izuku Midoriya has been gifted with a very random and bizarre quirk that allows him to create coffee out of thin air with the simple wave of his finger tips. Thanks to such a quirk, you can imagine that his dreams to become a hero were crushed in no time by his classmates and peers' constant remarks. Yet in due time, he found peace within himself that allowed a smooth and content course through life. Yet that all changed one evening once he met a sleep deprived man in the city park. What shocked him most of all, was that this strange guy who he presumed to be half dead on a park bench, was in fact offering him a once in a lifetime opportunity to work as an... As an assistant? ~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Or: Aizawa adopts Izuku before All Might can. (This story was adotpted from the lovely @Codename_Deku ) °•°Undergoing Revision°•°

An sad adventure story. An boy who adventures everywhere, and when he looks unto the bright beautiful sky, his hopes rises up high.

Ellie just wanted a cheap room in a half‑decent flat. What she got was a ghost with opinions. Theo has been dead for years, but that hasn't stopped him from haunting the spare room - or from developing a very inconvenient attachment to the living girl who moves in. He's sarcastic, restless, and far too human for someone who can walk through walls. Ellie shouldn't talk to him. She definitely shouldn't laugh with him. And she absolutely shouldn't start caring about a man she can't touch. But the longer they share a home, the more the boundaries blur: between haunting and companionship, between grief and hope, between a life paused and a life still unfolding. When Ellie uncovers the truth about Theo's death - and the reason he's still here - she has to decide whether helping him move on means losing him forever. A warm, aching, paranormal love story about connection, unfinished business, and the one person who sees you even when no one else can. ---

They dated for four months at school - a short, bright, messy beginning that ended long before either of them figured themselves out. Six months later, Megan and Stanley are thrown back together when their parents decide to marry, forcing them into a closeness neither of them is ready for and both of them still feel. What starts as awkward family blending slowly becomes something steadier, warmer, and unexpectedly real. Because the first time wasn't a love story - it was only the dress rehearsal. This time, they might finally be ready.

December arrives softly, warm lights, familiar streets, old laughter returning like it never left. After a long, heavy semester, Nia Calderon goes home hoping for nothing more than peace and a reset. But the season has other plans. Reunions with her barkada. A quiet boy with gentle eyes. Family chaos that feels like home. Small moments that turn into memories. And the kind of hope only Christmas can bring. Sometimes, all you need is a little merry, and suddenly, everything feels lighter. This is a story about love, family, friendship, healing, and soft beginnings. Twenty days. Twenty lessons. A little merry Christmas... for all of them. Start: Dec. 1, 2025 End:

"The Feast Hour" Four friends with distinct personalities come together every Friday night to honor their cherished tradition: exploring the city's culinary treasures. Mia, the meticulous planner, ensures no restaurant goes undiscovered. Jake, the flavor critic, brings expertise and passion to every bite. Amara, the lively foodie, delights in devouring each dish with boundless enthusiasm, while Ravi, the adventurous eater, turns every outing into an unpredictable and exciting experience. Through laughter, bold flavors, and unforgettable meals, their shared love for food strengthens the bonds of their friendship. The Feast Hour is a heartwarming tale of companionship, discovery, and the magic of a shared table.

A quiet girl spent years loving someone who never knew. life moved on, people changed, and he became just a memory- until the day he suddenly wasn't. A story about timing, unspoken feeling, and the people who return when you least expect them.

Sincere Brielle White has always been the soft one-gentle voice, pretty smile, big heart. Everyone thinks she has it all together. Nobody knows about the insecurity she hides so deep she can't even say it out loud. She keeps her brightness polished and perfect... scared that if anyone looks too closely, they'll see the cracks underneath. Then there's Terajaie Imani Connell. Silent. Standoffish. Untouchable. The kind of stud who speaks with her eyes more than her mouth, who fights only when she has to, who carries her past like a weight she learned to hide. People fear her before they understand her-but she prefers it that way. Trusting people has never ended well. Until Sincere. A seating change puts them side by side, and Terajaie notices the things everyone else misses-the quiet tremble in Sincere's hands, the way her smile fades when she thinks no one is looking, the exhaustion behind her eyes. And Sincere sees past Terajaie's coldness, past her silence, past her armor... and finds the girl who's been alone for too long. What starts as awkward glances and accidental conversations turns into late-night texts, warm rides home, soft touches, and a connection neither of them were ready for. But loving someone means letting them see the parts you're terrified to show. Sincere's hidden insecurity. Terajaie's guarded heart. Two girls learning what it means to feel safe-really safe-for the first time. Because sometimes love isn't loud. Sometimes it isn't dramatic. Sometimes... it's just warm.