Youngadultromance Stories

La storia tra allyson e Travor, due adolescenti con un mix di odio e amore... cosa succederà? Il loro primo incontro non è uno dei migliori, si sfidano in continuazione ma cosa succederà quando i sentimenti si fanno strada? Allyson sì ambienterà prima o poi accetterà tutti i cambiamenti e soprattutto ammetterà che ama il ragazzo alto e bello con gli occhi chiari, come l'oceano da immergersi ma allo stesso tempo che gli fa la vita un Inferno, ma che sia dannatamente dentro il suo cuore? Invece Travor riuscirà a ribellarsi al padre e volere quello che lui desidera, ovvero un po' di rispetto da ogni pressione da lui, e capirà in fondo che non tutte le ragazze sono usa e getta e fa spazio ai suoi sentimenti per la ragazza pelle di neve e Occhi come la primavera verde viva? vedremo.... "Odio stare qui, odio tutto questo, odio la mia nuova scuola e infine odio lui. Odio quando fai il dolce e gentile con me e poi torna il bullo nei miei incubi peggiori odio l'effetto che ha su di me facendomi sentire fragile, quando in realtà non ero così, non avevo tutta questa tua debolezza, questo posto mi sta cambiando mi fa perdere la testa, lui, mi fa perdere la testa, le mie lacrime si fanno stada lungo le mie guance Non riuscendo a ricacciarle dentro mi sento veramente sotto un burrone" Lei si chiama Allyson Smith, ha 17 anni, e una ragazza gentile e premurosa ma allo stesso tempo si fa rispettare. Ha i capelli color castano scuro con delle ciocche rosse scure alle punte con boccoli molto alla moda, occhi color verde smeraldo e bassa circa 1.56 cm Magra e un seno prosperoso e labbra carnose, infine la pelle chiara come la neve, delicata. Lui si chiama Travor Harrington ha 17 anni pure lui, gioca a basket, è il ragazzo più popolare e simpatico ma allo stesso tempo stronzo. Ha i capelli corti un pò disordinati, ma perfetti, occhi celesti come il mare e alto circa 1.90 Magro con degli adominali che svieni, viso lineato bene anche lui labbra dannatamente perfetti

Roopika Kumar has mastered the art of pretending she's okay. After months of hiding behind a perfect smile, the last thing she expects is to be trapped inside her school with Manesh Vallabneni - the childhood friend who has always noticed the things she tries hardest to hide. Manesh has spent years being the person everyone depends on. The one who never breaks. The one who learned responsibility long before he learned how to be a child. But a missed bus, a locked campus wing, and seven unexpected days together force them to face everything they've spent years avoiding. Her fear. His grief. The secrets they never had the courage to say out loud. Between old memories, unexpected laughter, and a Diwali celebration they never planned, Roopika and Manesh begin to discover something neither of them expected: Sometimes healing doesn't come from someone saving you. Sometimes it comes from finding someone who stays. Nuvve Emo Maybe it was you all along.

Sara Moreira has built her life in Spain since she was a child. Friends and dreams... everything she loves is there. But an unexpected decision by her parents forces her to return to Argentina, a country she barely remembers. What Sara doesn't imagine is that this change will mark the beginning of a stage as intense as it is dangerous. The captain of the basketball team, disciplined and protective, lives focused on his future as a professional athlete. In his world, everything seems to be under control... until she appears. Between glances that promise too much and silences that hide old wounds, both will become trapped in a connection impossible to ignore. However, love never comes alone. Violence, emotional disorders, addictions, and decisions that can change everything will test their limits, their strength, and their ability to survive the chaos surrounding them. _________________________________ NO COPIES / ADAPTATIONS ACCEPTED. _________________________________

The Girl He Chose to See Lily has spent most of high school trying to be invisible. She's quiet, shy, and unpopular. She'd rather spend lunch in the library than risk becoming the center of attention. Then there's Seth Carter. He's everything Lily isn't-handsome, confident, popular, and the star of the basketball team. Everyone knows his name. So when they're paired together for a school project, Lily expects nothing more than an awkward few weeks working with someone completely outside her world. She doesn't expect Seth to actually notice her. At first, they're just classmates. Then friends. Then something more. As their friendship slowly turns into romance, Lily begins discovering a side of Seth that nobody else sees-a boy struggling with expectations, family pressure, and the fear of disappointing everyone around him. And Seth discovers something he never expected to find in the quiet girl sitting across the classroom. Someone who sees him. But falling in love isn't always easy. Rumors spread. Insecurities surface. Family expectations threaten to pull them apart. And Lily must decide whether she can finally stop hiding from the world. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't about the popular boy falling for the unpopular girl. It's about a girl learning that she was worth seeing all along. And a boy who chose to see her.

She never expected anyone to find her that night. Peter Parker never expected to catch her. One moment, she's standing alone on a rooftop, and the next, she's falling-only to find herself caught by the one person she never thought she'd meet. Spider-Man. She doesn't know his name. He doesn't know hers. But after that night, they keep meeting after dark. And while she slowly falls for the boy behind the mask, she has no idea she's already met him before-in daylight, without the mask. - © velvetfaye 2026

What if love was never the problem... just timing? Seven years ago, Laila Yusuf left high school with a heart full of memories, a friendship she thought would last forever, and feelings she never quite understood. Kwame Agyemang was her best friend. Her person. The boy she never realized she could lose. Then life happened. Seven years later, Laila has built a new life in Canada, far away from the girl she used to be and far away from the boy she once called her best friend. Until one ordinary evening, a familiar voice calls her name. Kwame is back. But they aren't the same people they were seven years ago. Old memories resurface. Old feelings begin to make themselves known. And suddenly, Laila is forced to face a question she thought she'd buried with her high school years: What happens when the person you never got to love properly finds you again? Sometimes, people don't find each other at the wrong time. Sometimes, they find each other twice.

In 2026, Julia Berts never expected a dusty attic and an old photograph to change everything. One ordinary afternoon she finds a black-and-white picture of a striking young man named Louis Arthur, dated 1960-her grandfather's lifelong best friend, a face she has only ever heard about in family stories. Beside the album lies a silver pocket watch engraved with his name. The second she opens it, the world shifts. She wakes in the summer of 1960. No phones. No modern clothes. No way home. And standing right in front of her is Louis Arthur himself-twenty-three, charming, and completely real. What begins as a desperate attempt to survive in the past quickly becomes something far more dangerous: an undeniable pull toward the man history says should remain only a name in old stories. Every glance, every conversation, every stolen moment risks rewriting the future Julia knows. Because Louis is not family. He is the man destined to become her grandfather's closest friend. And falling for him could unravel everything. Some loves are forbidden by blood. Others are forbidden by time itself.

Wattpad Ambassadors' choice for Living Without Labels! She is illusive, the breath of an afterthought. He is a hurricane, blind and destructive. It's only circumstance that brings them together. Or, a teenage boy who recently went blind finds hope in a girl that can see. Word count: 135k

For twenty-one years, Easton Brooks has known exactly where he belongs, on his family's wheat farm in the tiny town of Pine Ridge, Montana. A basketball scholarship to Redmont University was never supposed to change that. It was simply an opportunity, one he's worked his entire life for and one he refuses to waste. But between the expectations of being Redmont's biggest transfer, a campus that feels impossibly large, and the pressure to prove he deserves every minute on the court, the confidence everyone else sees begins to crack. Behind closed doors, panic attacks become harder to hide and the future he's always dreamed of starts to feel terrifying instead. Bree Watson knows better than anyone what basketball can take away. As the daughter of Redmont's head coach, she's spent years building a life that exists everywhere except inside the college basketball program. But some memories refuse to stay in the past and some wounds never truly heal. When she stumbles across a hopelessly lost transfer student during orientation week, helping him find his way seems like nothing more than an act of kindness. Bree has no idea that the quiet farm boy with freckles, an easy smile and a terrible sense of direction is Redmont's newest basketball star, and Easton has no idea the girl who helped him find his first class is the one person every player has been warned to stay away from. As chance encounters become shared electives, late-night study sessions and afternoons coaching Bree's young basketball team, she discovers there's far more to Easton than the player the crowd chants for every game. Behind the spotlight is someone who misses home, carries the weight of impossible expectations and is quietly fighting battles no one else can see. Sometimes home isn't a place. Sometimes it's the person who reminds you who you were before the world told you who you had to become. *Redmont University Novel #1*

This starts when keifer revealed his plan. Jay hates everyone. Her family. Her enemies. Section E. And especially Keifer. But when a forced engagement, dangerous enemies, family secrets, and a ruthless inheritance battle collide, Jay's life becomes more dangerous than she ever imagined. Keifer claims he doesn't care about her-but behind every betrayal is a secret he's desperate to protect her from. As kidnappings, betrayals, family conflicts, and hidden identities begin to unravel, Jay finds herself trapped in a world where she can't tell who is protecting her and who wants to destroy her. Secrets will be exposed. Hearts will be broken. And nobody will walk away unchanged. Because sometimes the person you hate the most is the one hiding the biggest secret.

She hated him. He couldn't stand her. At least, that's how it started. Then he began finding reasons to be around her. Teasing her. Getting under her skin. Acting like he didn't care while somehow noticing every little thing about her. She thought he was trying to make her life harder. She had no idea he was becoming obsessed with her. And the worst part? She was still seeing him as her enemy.

Lucy Herrera doesn't believe in being saved. She's spent years building walls high enough that no one can reach her - and for good reason. Then Andrew Carter walks into her life like sunlight through a cracked door. Charming, golden, and completely oblivious to the danger of loving someone still learning how to be alive. She keeps telling him to walk away. He keeps showing up anyway. Andrew Carter has everything - the team, the grades, the perfect girlfriend. Then Lucy Herrera sits down in the back row of his lecture hall and ruins all of it. She has walls, and reasons for keeping them standing that he doesn't understand yet - but he wants to. She's warned him countless times to stay away. Too bad he's never learned to run from things that set his soul on fire. Somewhere between a library and a broken necklace, he stopped pretending she didn't exist. If he kept pretending, it would be a lie. Some people walk into your life and wreck it completely. Lucy Herrera is that kind of person. And Andrew is starting to think he might be more than okay with that. To Choose Her is a slow-burn contemporary romance about grief, healing, and the terrifying moment you realise someone has already chosen you - before you ever chose yourself.

The extraordinary story of Yasmin and Fahad.a love that begins in silence, in unspoken moments, and blooms when least expected. A journey of true, qadr-guided love, exploring the beauty of patience, faith, and heartfelt connection. Along the way, discover intertwining hearts, hidden lines, and other love stories waiting to unfold.pure, halal, and destined.(Follow for frequent updates IN SHA ALLAH 💚)

Sometimes home isn't a place. Sometimes it's the person who remembers you before you became someone else. Isabel left Montana at seventeen, leaving behind the ranch, the mountains, and the boy she'd loved long before either of them understood what love meant. Ten years later, she comes back. Kayce Dutton isn't the boy she remembers anymore. War changed him. Family changed him. Life changed him. But when he looks at her, he remembers exactly who he used to be. And maybe, after all these years, they're both finally ready to find their way home. - © velvetfaye 2026

Aurora Scott never expected the man next door to become the person she called when everything fell apart. After taking a job as his nanny, Aurora keeps her distance from the guarded single father who seems determined to keep their relationship strictly professional. But one terrible night changes everything when Aurora turns to him for help. He lets her in. And somehow, somewhere between late-night conversations, shared moments, and the little family she's grown attached to, the line between neighbor, employer, and something more begins to disappear. Some people enter your life by chance. Others feel like they were destined to. - © velvetcal

She writes anonymously about everything she's too afraid to say. He's the boy everyone warns her about. When he falls for her words, neither of them realizes the girl behind the screen is closer than he thinks. - © velvetfaye 2026

After her mother's death, Georgia Simmons is left with the impossible task of sorting through a lifetime of memories. What begins as an attempt to clean out her childhood home quickly becomes something more painful as she forces herself to decide what to keep, what to donate, and what she's finally ready to let go. Until she realizes she's accidentally given away the one thing she could never replace. Jack Wallace never expected a thrift-store purchase to lead him to a grieving stranger. When Georgia tracks him down, desperate to get back the small box that once belonged to her mother, he's more than willing to help. There's just one problem-the box is already gone. Now Georgia and Jack must follow its unlikely journey through strangers, thrift stores, and forgotten corners, hoping they can find it before it disappears for good. Some things are lost by accident. Some are found when you least expect them. And somewhere between letting go and holding on, Georgia and Jack begin to find each other. - © velvetfaye 2026

At twenty-three, Maren Hayes has spent years watching her life revolve around dialysis appointments, waiting rooms, and the hope that her name will finally be called. Every day she wonders if she'll live long enough to receive the kidney that could save her life. After losing his father to kidney disease, Noah Walker is left with a grief that feels impossible to carry. Desperate to create something good from the loss, he makes a life-changing decision-to become a living kidney donor for a complete stranger. Some people leave a piece of themselves behind. Noah gave Maren a chance to live. Neither of them expected to find a reason to love. - © velvetfaye 2026

Arabella Moore comes to the Outer Banks for a fresh start, never expecting to meet Rafe Cameron. He's reckless, unpredictable, and everything she should stay away from. But beneath his reputation is something she can't ignore, and the closer they get, the harder it becomes to walk away. Because sometimes, the person who needs saving is the one who teaches you how to save yourself. - © velvetfaye 2026

Wren has never had much. A broken home. A mother who can never seem to keep her life together. A revolving door of men she refuses to call family. She's learned to survive by keeping her head down, making jokes, and pretending none of it bothers her. Tom wasn't supposed to become anything more than a stranger she met on a bad night. But somehow, their paths keep crossing, and the more Wren gets to know him, the more she begins to wonder if maybe some people enter your life for a reason. Sometimes, the people who understand you best are the ones who were never supposed to find you at all. - © velvetfaye 2026