Yearning Stories

A freshman tennis player with a girlfriend . A hockey player who won't let him go. What starts as obsession turns into something far darker... and far more irresistible than I ever expected.

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ORIGINAL IDEA BY @fictionbyvivi It's hard to love a k-pop idol who hates himself but she has enough love for the both of them BangChan x Fan

Basketball was in her blood, but LaMelo Ball made her want to set the whole damn court on fire. Theresa Young doesn't play games. She runs things quietly from the sidelines, calling shots behind the camera while the league watches her brother light up the court. Her situationship with Jalen Johnson? Chill. Uncomplicated. Safe. But when Charlotte's finest shows up with that cocky grin and too much swagger for one man, everything changes. LaMelo Ball is all attitude and bad timing. He gets under her skin-then under her guard. What starts as petty jabs and passive glances turns into something hotter, heavier, harder to ignore. Now Jalen's noticing. LaMelo's circling. And Theresa's stuck between the boy who never claimed her and the one who might just ruin her carefully built peace. The pressure's building. The season's heating up. And some fouls don't get called until it's too late. DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction. While it includes real-life figures and settings, not everything will align with how things are in real life. Some details have been changed, imagined, or exaggerated for the sake of the story. Please remember this is purely fictional and should be enjoyed as such!

"Father... don't push me away. Please." ~Huasheng "Mr. Sheng... I wanted to honor your last wish. I wanted to love him. But I-I don't know how. I don't understand love that exists without you." ~Hua Yong To love again- that was never going to be easy. Sheng Shaoyou is gone. What he left behind was not peace, but fragments: a newborn who knows nothing of loss, and an Enigma, fractured beyond repair. On his deathbed, Sheng Shaoyou did not only ask Hua Yong to live. He left him something far crueler- a living reflection of himself, a child shaped like his absence, a mirror Hua Yong was expected to look at and call love, while carrying the unbearable absence of the man he had lost. This is not a gentle love story of Mr. Sheng and Hua Yong. This is the story of a cold, distant, broken Enigma and a small child called Peanut- bound together by blood, memory, grief and a promise made too late. trying to survive a father-son relationship built from promises made in sorrow and love that hurts too much to touch.

Is being smart a blessing. . . or a curse? Sera's life feels like a game- quiet, calculated, and always a step ahead. Like a chessboard laid out before her, where she moves as the queen and others exist merely as pieces. She's an independent woman. She doesn't need anyone. She knows her boundaries. She knows her worth. Or at least, that's what she believes. Then she meets a man who was the complete opposite of her. A man who doesn't plan ten steps ahead, only the next day. Someone who wakes up just to survive. A pawn, trapped in the same game she thought she had already mastered. She was never meant to fall. Yet somehow... she already does. Midnight Series #1 -Sarvanta

After John Stirling's death and his cousin's abrupt departure, Francesca retreats into silence at Kilmartin House, certain that the quiet life she shared with her husband is all that remains of her future. Then Michaela Stirling returns. What begins as a reluctant reunion to settle the final matters of John's estate quickly becomes something far more complicated. Old grief, sharp words, and unfinished conversations linger between them- along with a growing tension neither woman quite understands. And with Michaela set to leave again on Monday morning, Francesca may be forced to confront feelings she never knew she could have.

She came looking for a story. The story was looking for her. In the mountains of Pakistan lies Barzakhpur - a village that phases in and out of existence. A place where the fog lingers too long and the dead don't leave. Taniksha Shah rents an old haveli for creative solitude. Instead, she finds Aslan Ijaz - silent, severe, and far too watchful for a mere caretaker. He tells her not to leave after dark. He doesn't tell her he's chained himself to a bed every night to keep something inside him from reaching her. Because the entity wearing his bones has started to hate the way he looks at her. And in Barzakhpur, love is a weakness the dead do not forgive.

In search of home, she found him. Viron x Helaija

Our veins are busy but my heart's in atrophy - any way to distract and sedate. The Pitt, 2026

Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards spend every day in the public eye as 2/4 of the members of little mix. They have been band mates and "sisters" for years but you can only hide from the truth for so long, what will happen when reality finally hits them? Disclaimer** This is being written in 2026 long after little mix went on hiatus. It does not follow an accurate timeline and all events are fictional. Jesy does play a small part in the story, as for over a decade she was in the band. I do not support her actions.

L.I.E.U. Loved In Every Universe "I loved you in every universe. Even the ones where you loved me back. Even the ones where I got to stay. Even this one. Especially this one." Smallville, 2001. Almost. It's the word you use when you were close but not close enough. She almost told him. He almost loved her. They almost had forever. But almost is just a longer way of saying too late. And too late is all they ever knew. Clarkkentxreader Original edition: Wattpad

Aashi Aggarwal is a lovesick girl from India who went to France to fulfill her dreams. Little did she know, she will not only fulfill her dreams, but also her darkest fantasies.

Shiva is a broken soul because of his past .While battling his inner demons,he is set to be married to Sakthi by his grandmother.Who will win?His insecurities or her love.Follow along to witness this story about an arranged marriage between Shiva and Sakthi. Will she heal him? Will Sakthi be his Angel in his tragic life?

Mike and Will cut contact in 1990 after a fight that left their friendship hanging by a thread. Six years pass and Mike finds himself in the city of New York, and somewhere along the way, he reunites with his long lost "best friend". In an unexpected turn of events, they find themselves in the same prison cell under the influence, and have to catch up after so much lost time. In a whirlwind of emotions that eventually lead to a week-long stay in Mike Wheeler's hotel room, Will tells his boyfriend it's for a "friendly reunion".

"Do you know what you do to me?" - "𝐈 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤.. 𝐌𝐚𝐲𝐛𝐞." - "Maybe?" - "𝐍𝐨, 𝐈'𝐦 𝐜𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧." Manon carries a crush she never names out loud, built from moments of closeness, shared routines, and an awareness she can't seem to turn off. Lara, confident and unassuming, remains oblivious. Not careless, just unaware. Moving through their shared world without realizing how deeply she's already rooted herself in someone else's thoughts. Everyone else sees it long before Lara does. The lingering looks, the way Manon softens around her, the pauses that say more than words ever could. It's not just about restraint. It's also about being seen without being understood, and about the quiet ache of standing just a breath away from the truth. That truth? It's love.

Six years. One island. A life shaped by necessity. In the late summer of 1913, Matilda arrives in Cowes believing she has stepped into a quieter, more generous world. After years marked by illness and responsibility, the island feels open and permissive - a place where days are orderly, futures are legible, and freedom appears effortless. Regatta Week confirms it: the harbour glitters, society is confident, and Edward Harrington's careful courtship offers affection, status, and a life that fits perfectly. But Cowes runs on more than display. Beneath the surface lies the work that keeps the island moving - its railways, its harbour, its industries - and the people who understand how fragile that balance really is. When Matilda briefly encounters Tom Mercer, whose family engineering firm underpins the island's functioning, she senses a different kind of recognition: not admiration, but understanding. As war arrives and necessity replaces certainty, Matilda is drawn steadily into the invisible labour that holds Cowes together. While men leave and are celebrated, those who remain become indispensable. Through crisis, coordination, and quiet problem-solving, Matilda discovers the difference between being permitted and being required - and between a future that is approved and one that is chosen. Spanning 1913 to 1919, Matilda traces how a woman learns not to escape her world, but to see it clearly - and to claim a place within it that cannot be withdrawn when the emergency ends.

This is a love story between wounded souls and the ones who heal them. Worth is a business major in University who keeps to himself. Yut, who he lives with, is a cold hearted prince. Bank is a playboy with money to blow. They all feel that, life is dull, and are all secretly waiting for someone who will make it colorful. This is where Rune, Moon and Sun step into their lives and shake it up. This story is about all three falling in love, the dark past they must face and all the people that won't let that happen. Worth felt helpless until he found his Sun. Bank could only shine in the day and suffer at night until he met his Moon. Yut showed Rune what love could be and what love looked like.

San grew up in a house where silence was sacred and sin was spoken about more than love. His father preached salvation; his mother prayed for peace. And then came Wooyoung - the boy who climbed through his window and taught him that love could be both holy and forbidden. In a town that worships appearances and burns what it fears, San learns that some kinds of love aren't meant to be hidden-they're meant to survive. Even if it means running. Even if it means being called a sin.