Deafprotagonist Stories

Callista didn't ask to transfer senior year. She didn't ask for the stares, the rumors, or the boy who keeps finding reasons to talk to her - in a school where everyone notices everything, the last thing she needs is attention. Ren doesn't make sense. He's the last person who should care whether she's okay. And yet he keeps showing up. Callista just wants to disappear. Ren won't let her. Almost Invisible is a quiet slow burn about being seen before you're ready - and what happens when someone refuses to let you disappear. Chapter images generated with AI for visual storytelling.

a new girl named Yuki joins the school, bringing with her a quiet grace and a heart full of dreams despite her deafness. Shy and sweet, she struggles to find her place in a world that often feels unfamiliar. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Ren, a former bully whose careless actions have left him with a growing sense of remorse. As Ren faces the consequences of his past behavior, he finds himself drawn to Yuki's resilience and innocence. Their evolving friendship challenges both of them to confront their pasts, revealing that sometimes the silence between them speaks the loudest. Will their journey together lead to healing and understanding, or will their pasts keep them apart?

In a world where harmony reigns, music isn't just heard-it's felt. Folks, born with a mysterious power called Flow, can summon instruments to weave energy into reality itself. Yet darkness lurks. Discord creatures wreak havoc, and a secret force aims to destroy all music. At Conservatory Academy, students strive to master their musical powers and protect the world against the Discord threat. Will they ensure peace and prosperity through the power of sound and rhythm or will entropy strive from the world's downfall? [DISCLAIMER] This is all of my friend's works, not mine, and they have requested me to post their story here. so don't complain if the next chapter is taking too long

A promised "high-paying IT job" lures thousands across borders. For Zhou Musheng, it becomes a descent into scams, captivity, and crimes beyond imagination. In the shadows of the Golden Triangle, he holds the one truth powerful enough to bring an empire down. [TRIGGER WARNINGS: human trafficking, forced labor, organ trade, violence, psychological trauma. 18+ only. Reader discretion advised.]

Everybody has their very own desire which they lust to fulfil. But to be granted eternal happiness is inevitably something quite stupid to desire. Well at least in this book. Hikone; to put it straight, is a deaf alpha and therefore cannot conform to society's image of an alpha and their undying masculinity. Crippled by the inability to conform to society's stereotypes Hikone is now a hermit living under the roof of his father longing for something worth living and someone to help him feel any other emotion than 'meh'. But will the man who our protagonist meets really be able to create peace in a dark untamed and obsessive heart. A heart who quite literally, fears his own voice...

Scarlett left Kentucky ten years ago with nothing but a dream-and a heart she never planned to come back for. Now living in Los Angeles with a successful husband and a life that looks perfect from the outside, she's built everything she thought she wanted. Until one call changes everything. Her mother is dying. Forced to return to the small town she once ran from, Scarlett is faced with the past she tried to forget... and the people she left behind. Including Wyatt-the boy who loved her then, and the man who might still. But home isn't the same. Old wounds haven't healed. Secrets linger in the silence. And the life she built is beginning to feel like a lie. As time runs out, Scarlett must decide what matters most: The life she created... or the one she never truly let go. Because sometimes, the hardest journey- is finding your way back home.

When my family moved into the old mansion, I thought the hardest part would be adjusting to a new home. I was wrong. The house listens. It remembers. And it doesn't forgive. "Warning: This story may cause sleepless nights, paranoia in old houses, and an unhealthy fascination with basements. If you hear whispers in the dark tonight... don't listen."

One spoke through silence, the other listened with her heart. For him the world was silent and she was the only voice he heard He was the quiet chaos; she was the soft storm. Together, they weren't just healing... They were home