Wartime Histórias

After the Third World War devastated the planet and erased half the male population, the world rebuilt itself behind walls both physical and invisible. Borders are sealed. Freedom is rationed. And polygamy, once a survival tactic, is now the law of the land. For Ghazal, life has always been about staying quiet, following rules, and surviving for her daughter's sake. But when cracks begin to form in the carefully constructed life she thought she understood, questions start to rise, questions no one dares to ask. Strange messages. Fractured loyalties. A husband she no longer recognizes. As Ghazal is pulled deeper into a tangle of secrets, she begins to wonder: Is the world she lives in truly safe, or just a cage disguised as order? In a society built on silence, how far will one woman go to uncover the truth and will she survive what she finds?

She's a doctor. He's a soldier. Both are survivors. One minefield, one impossible choice-and hearts caught in the crossfire. This Story is inspired by my 2 favourite dramas, one was "The White Olive Tree" and "Descendants of the Sun".

Loneliness. Everyone feels it. From the people who have nothing, to those who seem to have everything. A young crown prince is no exception. Despite all he has, Lucilius feels as if there's still something missing. And soon, he finds it. Not a toy, or a book. A friend. Even with no memories, rags for clothes, and nothing to his name; Junian is still able to befriend the kingdom's beloved prince. Despite the boys instant bond, the path for a prince still isn't the same as a peasant's. The question is, to what lengths will someone go to keep a promise?

She hears a voice that should not exist. A girl from 1971 fighting a war long buried in history. But when two broken souls become connected across time, the greatest mystery is not history itself- but who they truly are. -Written by S S R *Note* : The emotional experiences depicted in the opening chapters are inspired by real events from the author's life. The rest of the story is a work of fiction. I have always believed that writing is more than just telling a story. For me, writing is a way to reach into the minds of readers and make them feel something real. Through my stories, I want readers to experience tension, emotional conflict, pain, sorrow, and the psychological weight that each character carries. I want them to question morality, understand human suffering, and discover the deeper message hidden beneath the surface of the plot. My work is not built around typical romance or light entertainment. It is not the kind of story that gives instant comfort or easy emotions. Instead, I try to create stories that stay in a reader's mind long after finishing a chapter. But I also understand one important truth: A message has no value if nobody is there to receive it. That is why, beyond simply writing with meaning, I want to create stories powerful enough to attract readers and keep them emotionally invested. Because if a story cannot reach people, then its lessons, emotions, and moral depth remain unseen. So if you decide to read my work, I ask for only one thing - patience. Do not read it expecting a simple romance or fast entertainment. Read it carefully. Feel the pain hidden between the lines. Pay attention to the psychological struggles, the emotional wounds, and the silent messages woven into the story. Because sometimes, the true meaning of a story is not written directly. Sometimes, the reader must discover it for themselves.

In 1942, as the world is torn apart by World War II, Arun Mehta, a young Indian radio operator serving under the British Indian Army, meets Alex Carter, a British intelligence officer posted in Burma. Amid bombs, secrecy, and the struggle for independence and identity, their forbidden love defies colonial power, social norms, and wartime danger. Their relationship mirrors a battle of its own-between duty and desire, loyalty and love, repression and freedom.

"Under the Old Oak Tree: A World War 1 Story" is a profoundly touching tale that explores the steadfast love between a French soldier, Célestin Lagrue, and his beloved fiancée, Émeline Bouchard, during the devastating times of World War I. Set against the backdrop of war-torn France and the serene coastal town of La Rochelle, the narrative unfolds through a series of heartfelt letters exchanged between the couple. The focal point of their memories and yearning is an old oak tree near their home, a silent witness to their blossoming love story. New chapter every week

Twelve gunshots. Fired from the criminals' own guns. Seventeen members of two mafia families lay dead inside a bar. Not a single innocent was harmed. The police reported it as gang violence. The city knew better. A new force was emerging from the shadows. The Black Morals.

In 2025, Charlotte Valkyrie Wentworth, a 25-year-old English History student, is fascinated by conspiracy theories and the past. But during a visit to a Nuremberg, an inexplicable accident transports her to Germany in 1933 - a country on the brink of drastic historical changes, marked by the rise of the Nazi regime. Alone, disoriented, and with no means of returning to her time, Charlotte must learn to survive in a reality she had only known through books. As she struggles to adapt, Charlotte finds herself entangled in secrets, dangers, and choices that could alter not only her own life but the course of history. How far would she risk everything to survive... and will she ever be able to return to her own time?

a troubled artist in war times, goes through her life with her best friend. when he dies, she goes nuts. *⚠ you might cry⚠*

Lord, deliver me from the monster in my own flesh. Viktor - a brutal, immortal soldier with sharp claws and short temper, a beast who kills without hesitation, yet harbors a twisted loyalty. He lives for the hunt, the blood, and the chaos of war, embracing the monster inside him while despising those who deny theirs. Kaz - a young woman hiding in a Polish monastery, her body frail but her mind fierce, a devout believer whose prayers mask a dangerous secret. Behind her innocent eyes lies a power that could challenge even the deadliest of men. In a world torn apart by war, faith, and blood, when monster meets mortal, who will survive - and who will change the other forever?

She had every intention of returning to the life she once had after the war was over. It just hadn't happened that way. Growing up in the small town of Leura in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia, Nellie used to be bold, brave and beautiful. Now she is nothing. No prospects. No job. No husband. No life. War had taken everything from her. And the life she once knew before has been irreversibly erased. She is a self described "shell of her former, hardened self." She is on borrowed time. What will become of her now? And the life she once fought so hard for herself?

A lieutenant saved at the brink of death by a talisman, must choose between saving the world or saving himself.

"You are the death of me but you're also my reason for living." Gabrielle Crawford was a woman who has volunteered at a makeshift hospital on the outskirts of a hot battlefield. She is compassionate with a bit of fire to her. That fire is brought to light when Noah Kirk, a soldier brought in from battle tests her patience with his stubbornness and snarky attitude. Noah is intrigued by Gabrielle's fiery personality and it draws him to her. However, something happens that causes Noah to notice his growing infatuation with her and he is irritated at how much he wants to be near her whether he wants to believe it or not. Dive into the enemies-to-lovers slow burn between Gabrielle Crawford and Noah Kirk!

And what is your point sums up an afternoon in my backyard at wartime.

Susan loves her Mum and Dad and her doll. She quite likes Reggie Bates but she hates his Grandma. She has an Uncle Dwight who brings chocolate which is good because chocolate is hard to get in 1942. She would save some for her Dad but sh'e not sure when he will get back. Neither is her Mum. An unreliable memoir from a child who tries to make sense of what she sees.

Follow along as Elizabeth, a WW1 nurse, deals with the struggle of her husband returning from war, a different man. . . . . . TW: Minor mentions of domestic violence, mentions the death of a character, vague references to PTSD/strokes.

A short story about an elven king that rules over Alfheim. He wants to protect his kingdom and family but a legend about how Christmas was formed in their world may cause him to lose everything. Side note :)- I write for enjoyment, this is my first time posting one of the short stories I've written. I apologize if it's not too great, I'm trying my hardest to become a better writer.

Elsie has come to fancy painting her lips with a vibrant red rouge, but her husband disapproves. So much that he wastes the last seconds they spend together before he goes off to war telling her to remove it and throw it away. She does as told begrudgingly, and starts to get used to life on her own while he's away. When she starts to feel lonely, she contemplates striking up a friendship with her neighbor even though she has some past, one-sided resentment towards the other woman. While on the fence about it, Margaret seems to make the first move for her. Elsie eventually comes to realize just how wrong she's got Margaret after actually getting to know her.