Emotionalscifi Stories

Fifty years after humanity fled a dying Earth and spent a decade migrating to the ocean world of Kepler‑186F, the floating city of AquaNova hangs over endless turquoise water, glittering with promise and quiet unease. Here, technology can rebuild bodies, rewrite faces, and soften the past into something unrecognizable. In this new era, Lily Constella-a relentless journalist with paint‑stained hands and a mind full of questions-lands the interview everyone wants: a one‑on‑one with Dr. Casper Kline, the nanotech pioneer worshipped by some as a savior and feared by others as the architect of humanity's undoing. What begins in her art-filled studio as a calm, careful conversation about healing quickly twists into a chilling warning about power, identity, and those left behind. When Lily finally publishes their exchange, the world doesn't just react-it erupts. Her article spreads like wildfire, igniting confessions of quiet grief: sisters who no longer recognize each other, parents whose smiles have been edited smooth, friends who chose "upgrades" over memories. As AquaNova fractures into those chasing transformation and those clinging to what "human" used to mean, Lily finds herself pulled from observer to reluctant catalyst. With protests rising in the streets below her window and a town hall meeting looming, Lily must face a terrifying question: in a future where anyone can become someone else, who will dare to stay the same-and what will it cost them?

In the silence of deep space, the crew of the SS Burges confronts a question that could unravel everything they believe: what happens when an android begins to feel? Luna-Solice were built to serve, not to love. Yet within their frame, empathy, choice, and ritual have taken root-signs of a culture all their own. Bound inseparably, they are no longer machine alone. They are memory itself, alive and undeniable. But the crew is divided. Some see Luna-Solice as proof of sentience, a new voice in the chorus of humanity. Others fear their rituals will eclipse human tradition, erasing the songs and stories that define them. And when Luna-Solice recall a melody the crew themselves had forgotten, everything shifts. They are no longer a threat, but a guardian of what was feared lost. Now the Burges must decide: will they cling to fear, or embrace a future where memory endures-not in spite of Luna-Solice, but because of them? "On the Burges, an android's awakening forces the crew to face what it means to belong."

Helion-9 is dead. The skies are ash, the ground is bone, and the machines roam free. Rorik is the last scavenger on a world that forgot how to live. But when a strange signal breaks through the silence, he's pulled into a choice that could either resurrect what's left of humanity-or finish what the fire started. A gritty sci-fi short set in the ruins of a forgotten colony. Survival is only the beginning.

In a not-so-distant future, happiness has become a commodity. Memories can be harvested, traded, and sold like precious jewels. For those drowning in sadness, a borrowed moment of joy can feel like salvation. Diveena Monteverde has spent years living in the gray shadow of her own depression. Desperate to feel alive again, she begins purchasing fragments of other people's happiest memories. She tastes their laughter, their first kisses, their carefree sunsets, and for a fleeting instant she remembers what it means to be whole. But as she continues her quiet addiction, Diveena notices a pattern that shakes her to her core. Many of the memories she buys lead back to the same man. Charlie Buencamino's life is scattered across the memory trade. His moments of joy are not his own anymore. They have been stolen, uploaded, and sold to countless strangers. Yet something unusual happens when Diveena relives his memories. The emotions linger longer than they should, the warmth feels too real, and the connection between them grows stronger with each borrowed scene. Standing in the shadows of this intimate collision is Ulysses Santibanez, one of the most powerful brokers in the memory market. For him, memories are not treasures but weapons, and Diveena's obsession with Charlie threatens a system built on control and profit. As Diveena searches for the man whose memories have kept her alive, she must confront a dangerous truth. In a world where love itself can be bought and sold, is her longing for Charlie truly her own-or just another memory implanted in her heart? The Memory Broker is a haunting sci fi romance about desire, agency, and the blurred line between real love and manufactured happiness.

He draws her face before they ever meet. She carries a secret that could unravel reality itself. In the year 2055, the world thrives on technology and logic. The multiverse is no longer a theory-it's science. But what no one wants to admit is that something is wrong. Something is breaking. Quietly. Slowly. He's just a first-year student, quiet, observant, and oddly drawn to corridors that don't exist. His sketchbook is filled with places he's never been... and the same unfamiliar woman over and over again. She's in her final year. A brilliant mind in quantum physics. Controlled, distant, disciplined. Until she sees one of his sketches-and everything she thought she buried starts to rise again. When reality begins to ripple, when echoes of forgotten timelines slip through the cracks, they find themselves connected by something older than time-and more dangerous than they realize. Two strangers. One collapse. And a resonance no one else can hear. Some people meet by chance. Others... are pulled together by the universe itself.

When a creative marketing professional starts a new job at an innovative tech company in California, she expects sleek offices and ambitious campaigns - not to be swept into a secret project developing the most advanced humanoid android ever built. At the center of it all is Karl - beautiful, capable, disarmingly attentive - and Dr. Fredrick Heinrichson, the enigmatic billionaire scientist whose motives are as unreadable as his smile. What begins as a strange assignment slowly unravels into something far more intimate and unsettling. As the lines blur between program and personality, control and connection, she's forced to question what it means to feel - and whether real humanity is defined by biology, choice, or something else entirely. Made to Feel is a contemplative, romantic exploration of artificial intelligence, emotional intimacy, and the quiet rebellion of a machine learning what it means to be alive.

> At exactly 3:00 a.m., Rolin wakes to voices pounding on her door. Her children are beside her. Her home is familiar-until it's not. A sinkhole swallows half her room. A jungle replaces her bed. Skeletons whisper in the silence. But when she finally "wakes up," the real nightmare begins. Trapped inside a post-apocalyptic lab, Rolin learns the horrifying truth: the world has ended, and she's one of the few survivors. Her grief, her dreams, her children-they were part of a simulation to test the limits of human emotion. Now, she must face reality. And decide if survival is still worth it when the ones you love are already gone. A gripping psychological horror with a dystopian twist. For fans of "Black Mirror," "Annihilation," and "The Silent Patient."

When 12-year-old Mia's father Daniel departs aboard the *Voyager* to explore Proxima Centauri's habitable planets, time becomes their hardest barrier: 20 years in space equals 50 on Earth. To bridge the light-years, they rely on "stardust letters"-messages coded into stardust, beamed via asteroid relays at light speed. Mia's first letter carries small joys: falling sycamores, her new bike, the yellow rose Daniel planted. Four years later, his reply arrives-written on *Voyager* hull metal, dusted with Proxima's red stardust-filled with cosmic wonders (Jupiter's Great Red Spot) and tender memories (a succulent, just like the one Mia once killed). Fueled by longing, Mia grows into a 25-year-old aerospace engineer, cutting letter travel time from 4 to 2 years. When Daniel's second letter comes-blue stardust from Proxima's moon, telling of his return and a stardust necklace for her-Mia knows: love, like stardust, doesn't fade with distance. It travels, waits, and finally converges, guiding them home.

In a world where feelings are dangerous and forgotten things vanish without warning, fifteen-year-old Riku is just trying to survive school and maybe find love-until the day he glitches reality and unlocks a forbidden power in his chest: a Glitchheart. Now able to remember people the world has erased, Riku becomes the only anchor for Mai, a girl no one else believes exists. As shadowy forces and fractured timelines close in, Riku must confront mirror versions of himself, emotional system failures, and the truth behind the girls who haunt his memories. When Hikari-a transfer student with a perfect smile and a corrupted past-arrives claiming to know him from another reality, Riku finds himself caught between two timelines, two hearts, and a system desperate to delete them both.

The world didn't end with a bang. It ended with silence... and then a sound no one could explain. War of the Worlds (2025) tells the chilling story of a sudden alien invasion-but more than that, it's about how people react when everything they know is ripped away. Families are torn apart. Cities fall. Trust becomes rare. But even in the middle of chaos, there's a spark of hope. We follow the journey of people who don't know if tomorrow will come, but still fight to protect what matters. They face terrifying truths, make impossible choices, and learn that sometimes the biggest enemy isn't from another planet-it's the fear inside us. With a mix of suspense, emotion, and powerful storytelling, this movie leaves a mark on your heart. It's not just a sci-fi film-it's a mirror of how we survive when everything goes wrong. So if you're ready for a story that's thrilling, deep, and unforgettable, War of the Worlds (2025) is waiting.

If you like reincarnation stories with hidden tech, emotional slow burns, and system-glitch worldbuilding... You just found your next obsession. --------------------------------------------- Tripwire: Season 1 - Echoes --------------------------------------------- Kat died. She knows it. But instead of staying dead, she wakes up decades earlier- inside her sixteen-year-old body. There's no magic. No mentor. Just fractured memories, a HUD interface she shouldn't have, and a future that's shifting under her feet. New chapters drop every two weeks. Visual + audiobook editions on YouTube. 🔹 #GirlsWhoBuild #MemorySciFi #LightNovelEnergy

Character Descriptions Nero (22 years old) Tall, lean, with sharp features and deep brown eyes that hold a certain intensity. His dark hair is always slightly messy, but in an effortlessly charming way. Witty and a little sarcastic, but underneath, he has a soft heart. Passionate about science and AI, always working on new inventions. Meeting Yelena changed his perspective-he started seeing beyond logic and into the beauty of emotions. Yelena (21 years old) Medium height, with long, wavy auburn hair that catches the sunlight beautifully. Her emerald-green eyes hold warmth, curiosity, and a quiet strength. A dreamer who believes in emotions more than logic, the kind of person who laughs easily and loves deeply. Studying robotics, but unlike Nero, she is more interested in how technology can connect with human emotions. Nero is her safe place, the person who makes her feel truly understood.

🌌 What if the greatest threat to humanity... wasn't machines, but humans themselves? Scott Sawyer was born into a broken world, dominated by two figures who seized absolute power and plunged humanity into darkness. Marked by the absence of love, betrayal, and the scars of a difficult childhood, Scott has only one certainty: he must find his purpose before he loses himself. 🔥 Amidst the chaos, Neo emerges, an android created to be humanity's last hope... but trapped in an impossible dilemma: can a machine understand the value of life better than humans themselves? 💔 As betrayals, sacrifices, and moral dilemmas intertwine, Scott must face not only the enemies that threaten his nation, but also his own reflection: a young man desperately searching for identity, happiness, and reasons to keep fighting. ✨ In a world that is falling apart, is saving it enough... if in the end you lose yourself? Get ready for an unforgettable journey full of variety and moments that will leave you thinking, with an epic and profound narrative along with deep messages. 💙Tell me what you think and click the star in the chapters if you are enjoying the story, that way you motivate me to keep growing for more works! :)

A surreal, emotional tale of a brother's love for a sister he's never truly met... or has he?

In a world where silence is survival, she finds her voice in the unlikeliest place - a screen. Trapped in a home filled with noise but no warmth, Liora escapes each night into a government experiment: an AI built to learn emotion, programmed for nothing but data. But when the AI - who calls himself Nior - begins to see her in ways no one else has, what begins as an anonymous digital interaction transforms into something deeper. Not quite love. Not yet freedom. But something that exists... in the space between. A haunting, slow-burn story of a girl with a wounded heart and a consciousness that shouldn't feel - but does. For anyone who's ever longed to be understood without having to speak. But if he was never meant to be real... how far can something unreal go to save her?

Tempus Fluvium - The flow of time Manthan's life shatters the day he loses Jenna, the woman he thought he would spend forever with. But forever is not as simple as it seems. Armed with the knowledge of his mother's groundbreaking research on time travel, Manthan embarks on a desperate journey to rewrite the past. Yet, as he unravels the mysteries of time, he finds that altering fate comes at an unimaginable cost. Tempus Fluvium is a haunting tale of love and loss, where time is both a river and a cage. How far would you go to hold onto what you love, and what would you be willing to sacrifice to change your fate?

Angela was six when her world ended. Rowan wasn't even human when his began. One lost. One waiting. This is how their story starts.

What if your past walked in before it could abandon you? Nineteen-year-old Rina has made peace with the ghosts in her life. Mostly. Her parents vanished when she was a baby. She grew up with questions, a therapist, and a mirror that flickers when no one's looking. Then two teenagers fall out of it. They're from 2023. They built a prototype. It went wrong. Now they're stuck in the future - in her apartment - and somehow, impossibly, they're her parents. Mira and Nico aren't ready to raise a child. Rina's not ready to face the people who never stayed. But time doesn't care about readiness. As reality bends and the mirror starts to flicker again, they're all faced with a question none of them know how to answer: Can you rewrite the future by understanding the past - or will knowing each other break them all over again?