Hopelessromantics Stories

"He's the one line I was never meant to cross... but couldn't stop falling for."

A book with love poems.

Poems that are the product of feelings so strong that I don't know what else to do.

Chandana Arora grew up surrounded by wealth, tradition, and the kind of influence most people only hear about. Yet she never fit the image of a politician's daughter. She's gentle, semi-traditional, lost in art, fiction, and Wired dreams, carrying a whole imaginary world inside her because the real one rarely offered warmth. Her stepfather's approval is something she still quietly chases, and her mother's distance taught her to rely on her own softness. The only people who truly choose her are her step-siblings, who adore her. When her stepfather decides her future for her, Chandana agrees to an arranged marriage with the prince of Alwar, hoping it might finally earn his affection. On the other side of the story stands Keshav Rajput, the young heir of Alwar, sharp-minded, disciplined, and took over his family's legacy after his father's death. He returns to India to run the Buisness he inherited, only to be nudged into a marriage he didn't expect. His mother believes Chandana is the right partner for him. Keshav says yes for her sake, even though his heart is still tangled with Anjali, the girl he once loved in the US. Now two strangers-one craving love, the other unsure if he can love again-step into a marriage. What this really means is that both of them are about to face a life neither planned for. How they learn to coexist, clash, grow, and maybe find something unexpected between them is the journey that unfolds.

A tragic one sided love story that explores the delicate balance between friendship and romance, While her lover was driven by a desire just for fun and her life took a miserable turn. Through heartbreaking, depression and many moments after, Will she ultimately prioritize her own well-being? It's hard to moved on and practice self-love. Note: Romance, Online dating, thriller, manipulation, desire and revenge Inspired by real-life events and relatable realities. This storylines are Based on the true story. [On Air] Author : Sakuromira A new chapter will be uploaded every week

In which this case 16 year old Y/N McDonald had lived in the United Kingdom for 6 years, thanks to the protection of her cousin Mia and her family. Y/N's been spending all her time at Bright Fields Stables, with her horse, Diamond. But ever since she started hanging out at those stables had become more and more frequent, but not because of some animal, because of some boy.

walker has always hated emma. while emma has had a crush on walker her whole life. but they spend so much time together so what would happen if those feelings changed?

will I finally have the courage to go up to her and at least become her friend

I wasn't looking for anyone. I was an international student, lonely and struggling, surviving day by day, volunteering to feel something, anything. Then he appeared. A stranger, quiet, closed off, yet somehow present. He drove me to my first volunteering event, barely speaking, yet somehow I felt seen. I wasn't looking for love, I wasn't even sure I knew what it meant, but I was intrigued. Over time, curiosity became connection. Connection became attachment. And slowly, without me realizing it, I fell for him. Now I'm back in my home country, carrying a heart that can't let go. I love him not the way he loves me, but the way I see him, and the way I hope he's happy. Some loves aren't returned, but they leave marks you can't erase.

In a quiet neighborhood there lived two neighbours side by side for many summers, yet they remained strangers. One fateful summer, their paths crossed unexpectedly. Drawn together by a mutual love for books, they spent their days lost in stories and deep conversations. As their bond grew, so did their feelings for each other, venturing into the uncharted territory of young love. Despite their connection, they are from different worlds and neither knew what to do about their blossoming emotions. This is a summer's tale of tender hearts, connecting across invisible boundaries.

A book of poems I've constructed over the years, and currently, with each poem getting more recent and more interesting. Read till the end to see how a young poet changes both her tone and view of the world, and how she matures her writing. *The first 9 poems are older. Skip ahead if needed.*

* #1 Romance winner of the Sunset Awards *#1 Romance winner of the Official Awards * #1 in Friendzone March 2020 *2nd place for Random Entries in Ecco Awards *2nd place Romance winner of Summer Awards * 3rd place for Random Entries in Carnation Awards *#1 Chicklit winner of Acacia Awards IT'S COMPLETED What would you do if you fell in love with your best friend? Would you tell him? Would you keep it to yourself? If you did get together, would it last? How would it change things? Ty is a blond swimmer struggling with his alcoholic dad. And June is an unassertive artist who surprises herself with how far she'll go to be successful, even if it means risking her reputation. The thing is, when Ty and June are together, their problems seem a little less intolerable. It would seem like the easy answer is for them to choose each other. But of course, it's not that simple. The solutions: Love. The problems: Jealousy, distance, and different dreams. At the end of the day, is love enough to keep two best friends together?

"I never believed in love... until you made me feel it." Something Series #1 (One Shot Story)

At just twenty years old, she carries the kind of scars most people never see-memories of a childhood steeped in chaos, toxicity, alcoholism, and abuse. Her teenage years were a blur of survival, bad choices, and desperate attempts to outrun a world that never gave her a chance. She grew up believing she would never be more than the broken girl life had shaped. Until Killian Daegon. Quiet. Possessive. Obsessively watchful. A shadow lurking at the edge of her world long before she ever noticed him. He is the kind of man who feels too much and says too little, a man whose darkness mirrors her own-but whose hidden tenderness threatens to unravel every defence she's built. Love, care, and a fierce intimacy simmer beneath his cold exterior, directed entirely at her. What is it about this damaged, resilient girl that captures him so completely? And why does she feel, for the first time in her life, that being seen-truly seen-might not be something to fear?

Hazel Bennett and Oliver Thorne have been best friends since their freshman year of high school. From silent support to rooftop confessions, shared playlists to unspoken glances-they've always been each other's constant. Just friends. Always. But now, in their final year of college in Boston, everything begins to unravel. Hazel is still learning how to let people in. Oliver is rising as a campus music star. And when a charming new guy starts showing interest in Hazel-just as Oliver starts dating a girl who only cares about his image-the fragile balance of their friendship begins to crack. Jealousy. Distance. Misunderstandings. Feelings left unsaid. As heartbreak brews and timing slips through their fingers, the bond they've built for years is put to the test. How do you hold on to the person who feels like home, when they start to feel like a stranger? Do you fight for the love that's always been there, hidden between the lines? Or let go before it breaks you both?

This is the story of a heart that has traveled through many seasons of love - Its soaring highs and its devastating lows and all the moments in between. It follows the connections that shaped me and the heartbreaks that tested me and all the lessons I have learnt. It is a story of growth, Learning to let go, Learning to hold on and above all learning to love yourself.

The story of a hopless romantic. Suffering in love?

The Auburn Dreams trilogy is my chronicle of descending from awe into obsession, beginning with the shock of discovering a beauty that felt stolen from the heavens. As the cycle continued, my admiration turned to an ache, realizing that her "cure" was actually a heist that stripped the world of its color and me of my heart. By this final entry, I stopped fighting the pain and chose to "baptize" myself in the memory, accepting that living in the madness is the only way to keep her close. It is a story not of healing, but of my surrender to the fire.

He is the snow in winter and the falling patels in summer. He is not just a chapter but books full of unsent messages. And finally, he is light shimmering through the dark tunnel.