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Glimpse : - Raj has always hated responsibility. He grew up seeing betrayal, control, and neglect, he doesn't believe in marriage or family life. He lives alone, earns just enough for himself, and likes it that way. The idea of being a husband or father scares him. He never wanted to marry, but now he finds himself trapped in a wedding he tried to escape. He has no expectations from this marriage and plans to stay distant. Avni's life has been full of comparison and sacrifice. She is a twin, and her sister Disha has always been favored and given everything first. She grew up in her sister's shadow, getting hand-me-downs and being overlooked in studies, looks, and skills. When her sister's wedding ran into problems because of dowry, Avni was suddenly offered as a replacement bride to save her sister's marriage . She felt trapped again, and forced to compromise her happiness for others.... RAJ x AVNI ♡ Strangers to partners to lovers ( first 6 chapters are boring )

🎵🎵 Kuch Dinon Se Mujhe Pehle Se Aur Bhi Ache Lagte Ho Tum Maine Dil Ko Kabhi Aazmaya Hi Na Tha Is Tarah Is Tarah Kyun-Ki Pehle Mujhe Toh Kisi Pe Bhi Kabhi Pyar Aaya Na Tha Is Tarah Ishq Mein.. Tere Ishq Mein Tujhe Kya Bataun Yaara Tere Ishq Mein 🎵🎵 . . . . . New stories.... New Characters.... But The same essence of Love......

"𝑳𝒆𝒈𝒔 𝒐𝒏 𝒎𝒚 𝒔𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒃𝒂𝒃𝒚." 𓂃˖˳·˖ ִֶָ ⋆🌷͙⋆ ִֶָ˖·˳˖𓂃 ִֶָ Her wedding day was supposed to be the beginning of forever. But forever had other plans. Shivangi Mishra was ready her heart full of hope, her family by her side, her life set on a path everyone had imagined. She was to marry Vikrant Mehrotra the elder son, the man chosen for her future. The guests had arrived, the rituals were ready, the air buzzing with excitement until he disappeared. No explanation. No message. Just a void that spoke louder than any words ever could. Whispers spread. Reputation teetered on the edge. And in that moment, a decision was made one that left Shivangi with no choice. She was married to Lakshay Mehrotra, the younger son, a stranger bound to her not by love, but by fate. Lakshay had never imagined marriage in his carefully structured life. Tall, confident, and effortlessly charming, he spent his days balancing work, family duties. Marriage was never part of the plan, yet here he was, tied to a woman he barely knew. He didn't know whether to laugh, groan, or simply brace himself for the chaos she would bring into his life. A bride with dreams interrupted. A groom carrying unspoken questions. A marriage that begins where another ended. When hearts are forced together, can love find its way or will the shadows of the past refuse to release their hold?

Aya has always carried her world alone-quietly, obediently, invisibly. Until the heartbreaks stacked too high. Until Raz left her feeling unworthy. Until her family's silence felt louder than screaming. Until the weight of life finally pressed her under. After nine interrupted attempts to disappear, Aya chooses her final one with precision: open water, midnight, three heavy stones in her backpack. No witnesses. No more mistakes. Only peace. But the water refuses her. And so does the last man she ever expected to care. Haze-her distant, perfectionist neighbor who never spared her more than a passing glance-appears out of the darkness and drags her from the water, furious and terrified. Aya begs him to let her go. Haze refuses. What begins as an unwanted rescue becomes a collision of two damaged lives. He carries his own buried past; she carries her unread letters of goodbye. And somewhere between all the hurt and all the breaking, they start to pull each other back to the surface-slowly, painfully, imperfectly. But saving someone isn't the same as loving them. And loving someone isn't the same as staying. Will Haze be the anchor Aya has never had? Or another wave waiting to drown her all over again? A story about the heaviness we hide, the ache of being forgotten, and the terrifying tenderness of being seen. A romance carved out of survival-messy, real, and heartbreakingly human.

On Revelry Island, eighteen-year-old Anya has mastered the art of pleasing others. A songwriter, she was raised by her boss, Byron, with exacting intent and trained to be a perfect, dependable, obedient product, meant to be presented to the world. Trained from the age of six in nothing but music, art, and drama, Anya writes music and performs to ensure the survival of Revelry Island. And, twelve years later, she cannot argue with the results of her raising: world fame, professional prestige, and relative safety. And, just as Byron planned, caught between the conflicting expectations of her sly boss, pirate captains, and military officers, Anya has learned to keep the delicate balance of these three volatile organizations. And she is damn good at her job. Yet deep in her heart, in a place she keeps hidden from her friends and coworkers, Anya dreams of a life outside of Revelry Island. She only ever shares her dreams with Jaxon, her seafaring boyfriend, second-in-command to the most powerful pirate in the world. Yet, following orders from his captain, not even Jaxon is allowed to whisk Anya away from Revelry Island. Heart closed to her dreams, Anya is surviving until Tristan, a charming, flirtatious adventurer, barges into her office and challenges her to dream. With Tristan's endless enthusiasm and audacious spirit to encourage her, Anya opens the small place in her heart where she has always dreamed of adventure. Then Tristan and his crew unknowingly set into motion a string of events that tragically upend Anya's situation, forcing her to give up her music. So, with the help of a sarcastic conductor, a wary adventure crew, a noble, resolute first mate, and a competitive sea captain and a dutiful pirate captain (who both feel an immediate disdain for each other the moment they meet), is Anya willing to fight and risk everyone's lives for the future she has always dreamed of? Or will she safely live her life for the satisfaction of others?

After losing his girlfriend, Deana Louise Fabian, parang nawalan ng kulay ang mundo ni Jiro Naveles. Araw-araw, he wakes up feeling lost and empty, because for him, Louise was his only light, his only happiness. Without her, every smile feels forced, and every day feels incomplete. But one day, may isang bagay na makakapagpabago sa lahat. An old MP3 player that once belonged to Louise. Sa bawat kanta, sa bawat recording ni Louise doon, Jiro discovers something impossible yet comforting. A way to communicate with the girl he thought he lost forever. Through music, memories, and words left behind, love finds a way to speak again. As Jiro holds on to the voice of the past, he is forced to face a painful question. Is this connection helping him heal or keeping him from letting go? A heartfelt story about love, loss, and the quiet hope that even after goodbye, love can still find a way to reach us.

Angela Fordman knows how to win. She knows how to run through pain, silence fear, and keep moving long after the world expects her to break. Medals line her career. Applause follows her name. Strength is what she's known for. But strength has a cost. When a single night strips away the illusion of control, Angela is forced to confront the thing she's spent years outrunning: the loneliness left behind by grief, and the trauma her body never forgot. The track-once her refuge-begins to feel like a cage. Gastro Hernandez has built his life around understanding people without needing anything from them. Calm, observant, and fiercely contained, he knows better than to cross certain lines. But when Angela lets him see the cracks she hides from the world, walking away becomes impossible. As injury, memory, and public scrutiny collide, both are faced with a quiet, dangerous question: What happens when the thing that keeps you alive no longer lets you escape? A story about survival, connection, and learning how to let someone stay, this novel explores what it means to stop running-and to be seen anyway.

Social media influencer Millie Carter lives for designer labels and lavish parties, but one disastrous tantrum changes everything. Her tech mogul father has had enough, shipping her off to a rural town with no Wi-Fi, no shopping malls, and absolutely no parties. Her punishment: a summer of hard labor on her uncle's ranch. To Millie, the town is a wasteland, and its handsome, brooding ranch hand, Noah Hayes, is her personal tormentor. He's unimpressed by her followers, her wardrobe, and her carefully curated life. But as the summer unfolds, Millie is forced to trade her stilettos for work boots, and something unexpected happens. She starts to feel alive, finding a kind of happiness she never knew existed. When her old life comes knocking, Millie is faced with an impossible choice: return to the world she knows or embrace the girl she's becoming, and the quiet country boy who has captured her heart. Can a city princess really find her happily ever after in the middle of nowhere?

Tobio was a shy boy who felt like he was different from everyone. His parents try to do the best they can, but were always busy when it came to their business's financial struggles. This all changed when Tobio had a babysitter who treated him like an older brother... This is also another one of my original stories that doesn't consider being a fanfiction. This one has even longer chapters than my stories I usually write. Unlike other coming of age stories, this one only goes up to Tobio's teenage years, since right now, he's not an adult. TW: ch1ld @bus3 ^if this relates to you, DO NOT READ THIS STORY!! (May update later) Some parts of the story is currently being re-written for a better understanding (despite it being ongoing) so be aware if some parts don't make sense!)

High school senior Jason Morris has been living something of a double life. On one hand, he's one of the best cellists in his school's recent history and a half-decent student. On the other hand, he's spent years deeply intertwined with the street life of West Midnight, a neighborhood that sticks out like a sore thumb in the town of Midnight and a place where fate is not kind to the residents. Jason knows better than to think he'll be the exception to this curse, boys like him are especially unlikely to get out of West Midnight, but he's come to peace with it over the past half a decade. At least, Jason is at peace with everything until he has his chance to become one of the lucky ones. With an offer from the area's best arts college hanging over his head, Jason must choose which part of his life he's going to hold on to, and which part he's going to let go of. Is he going to get out of this neighborhood and have a chance to become something greater than he ever imagined, or is he going to live and die a West Midnight boy through and through? And what will the choice he makes give him or cost him?

Phinneas decided to spend his time in the countryside after resigning at work, staying with his aunt while his parents are away. There, he meets Heathcliffe, whose presence alters his quiet life and opens his heart to unexpected love. *** Hoping to escape the noise and pressure of city life after years of relentless work, a weary young man retreats to the countryside in search of rest. The calm landscape begins to soothe his exhaustion, yet nothing changes him more than meeting Heathcliffe Santivores, a warm, quietly captivating local known as the town's golden boy. Through shared walks, simple conversations, and silences that speak for themselves, their bond slowly deepens. What starts as a temporary refuge becomes a path toward healing and belonging. As unfamiliar feelings bloom between them, might this peaceful corner be where he finally finds love and solace? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Louise De Ramos

[MLM] Moving to another state to start anew was Ryan's best bet in leaving behind memories of a messy situation. But then Cash Durand tumbles into the backseat of his taxi and suddenly, Ryan's got another messy situation on his hands―this one might be worth sticking around for, though. Maybe even worth both of them acknowledging their individual pasts clinging to their present selves. ****** At the fresh age of twenty-five, Ryan decides to move out of his small (and homely) two-bedroom flat, opting for a new start, away from messy memories and messy situations. What he'll soon find is a messier situation; starting with the one-room flat in a rural Indiana town he can't remember the name of, where his wake-up calls are the shouts from the town common across the road, because of course, the one place he found was smack in the middle of the busiest street. A cabbie as a job seems like a step up from his bartending days back in Illinois, and, well, it's not great compared to his exercise science bachelor's degree gathering dust, but he's still proving to the world that he's found something all on his own. Then, a day after he got the job, Ryan comes face to face with a twenty-something beaten up by life, who has a fire burning constantly in the palms he curls into fists, dark shadows under his eyes, and who acts like Ryan should know him―like there is more to them than this moment, than who they are right now. Maybe to him; but to Ryan, he's just the cabbie driving the annoying guy to the ice rink or random bars. That's all there should be to them. Until the cycle of familiarity becomes the string joining them together, and the past tangles with the present--even states away. No one can steer clear of messy situations forever.

Naya had everything planned-success,love and a future filled with promise. But one night changed everything. Haunted by loss and forced to start again , she learns that survival is its own kind of strength.

A collection of my darker short stories and fables

"A church that lived and died by pretty lies." In this small Southern town Josephine believes she understands the life she's been given. She is the preacher's wife, she makes the iced sweet tea and smiles when expected. As Josephine continues into motherhood, she begins to notice what the town celebrates, what it erases, and who is allowed to be forgiven. When a famous blues musician returns home, old loyalties, old sins, and the quiet certainty that nothing buried ever truly leaves drifts back into town. The truth does not arrive all at once. It seeps in slowly, like something in the water-through glances held too long and names never spoken. By the time Josephine understands the cost of what has been protected, it is too late to undo it. Some things are never meant to be poured out. They are sweetened, decorated with lemon, and called tradition.

Between silence and sparks, love waits. Serene and Rhevan begin in ease-shared smiles, gentle conversations, and a comfort that grows without effort. Being together feels simple, almost instinctive, as if something warm is quietly finding its place. But beneath that softness, silences start to linger. Certain moments feel unfinished, certain truths remain untouched. As time passes, what once felt light begins to carry depth, and emotions they never planned for slowly surface. Eventually, they arrive at a moment that demands a choice. To hold on would mean facing what they feel and what they fear. To leave would mean protecting themselves from what honesty might cost. Caught between comfort and courage, neither option feels easy-and standing still is no longer possible. Still Between is a tender, slow-burning story of connection and revelation, capturing the moment when affection becomes undeniable and love waits at the edge of a decision.

Losing her memories in a car crash, Eleanor Hills quickly starts to trust a man who claims to be her husband, at least that's what the pictures show. Darren Thornes was a mystery to her, yet she quickly became attached to the only man she knew. A man who had no voice but showed her love endlessly. As life gives her a chance to rewrite her story once more, will she embrace her present as it is, or chase her forgotten memories?

this is a newer version of my book. Due to not having access to my old account, all of my books will be published from this acc moving forward. Lets get my revamped stories up to 1k reads!:) Hope you enjoy! Vote and comment, and feedback is always helpful :))

I love you, in every version of a life we never had. DISCLAIMER: This is a SAPPHIC STORY written in TAGLISH. DATE STARTED: JANUARY 06, 2026 DATE ENDED:

"And here beside me is my wife, Serene Kashyap." I said tilting my head towards my side. He gave me a strange look, "But... sir there is no one beside you." I snapped my head towards my side only to find it empty, Not Again! I gave him a small fake smile, "Right, Let me rephrase myself, here beside me is my invisible wife." Agastya Kashyap ✕ Serene Verma Two opposite poles? Maybe. Maybe not. No one really knows. What everyone does know is that nothing about either of them is normal. Agastya Kashyap-business tycoon, he gives vibes of a typical dominant arrogant alpha man. But he is nøt the devil. Serene Verma-unemployed, she gives vibes of a innocent kindhearted girl. But she is definitely nøt an angel. They only show their true selves to each other, which is precisely why they argue like it's an Olympic sport. To the family, this marriage looks like it's hanging by a thread. But if anyone ever saw what happens behind their closed doors, the ancestors of the Kashyap clan would probably witness there dynasties fall by seeing there descendants having heart attack in teenage. Nothing is normal in this story. But then again-when has Wattpad ever been normal?