Lettinggo Stories

He left. Not loudly. Not clearly. Just enough to make her realize she was on her own. So she stopped waiting. And chose a life that didn't need him to stay. This story is written in English but Indonesian version coming soon.

We loved. We hesitated. We let go. Ten short stories about almosts: almost love, almost timing, almost forever. Each piece lives in the space between what we felt and what we chose, where something real existed, but never enough to stay. Quiet connections. Missed chances. The moments that linger long after they're over. Because sometimes love doesn't stay, but it never really leaves either.

She gave until there was nothing left of her to hold. Now, she rebuilds from the ruins she once called love.

Two people bound by timing, pride, and a love that was never returned the way it should have been. In a story where chasing was easy-but staying was not, where one loved too much and the other too late- this is the beginning of how they lost each other... before they ever truly began.

Where We Took Root is an apocalyptic book, but not in the normal sense. Rooters aren't dangerous; they won't chase you or try to bite you, but they will infect you. Don't touch the rooters; they carry the disease, and avoid plant life that seems unusual. Don't get too attached, for everything returns to the earth. And certainly read to the end.

It starts with something small, a glance at a picture, a girl standing just a little too close, and a thought that refuses to stay quiet. What begins as harmless overthinking slowly turns into something deeper. Through late-night conversations, inside jokes, nicknames, and moments that feel almost too real, she finds herself getting attached to someone she was never supposed to love. He is kind, complicated, and broken in ways he doesn't fully show. She becomes the one who listens, the one who stays, the one who understands but never the one who is chosen. Between confusion and comfort, jealousy and denial, she struggles with feelings she cannot confess. Watching him live his life especially with someone else becomes a silent kind of heartbreak. One where nothing is promised, yet everything hurts. A single meeting changes everything. A long drive, a warm hug, fleeting moments that feel like forever but deep down, she knows the truth. Some people come into your life not to stay, but to teach you something before they leave. In the end, it isn't about him. It's about her choosing herself, walking away from something that was never really hers, holding onto the memories, the lessons, and the quiet strength it took to let go. A story about one-sided love, growing up, and the painful beauty of moving on.

He loved her... but never said it. She loved him too... but thought he never could. Arya and Ruhi were never strangers. They were almost everything-best friends, silent supporters, late-night conversations, unfinished sentences... and a love that lived in between. He waited for the right moment. She waited for a sign. But timing has a cruel way of breaking the stories that could have been perfect. Every smile hid a confession. Every goodbye carried words they never spoke. And somewhere between "hello" and "goodbye"... they both lost a love that was always theirs-just never said out loud. "Somewhere Between Hello and Goodbye" is not just a love story. It's about missed chances, silent feelings, and the heartbreak of realizing... you both felt the same, just never at the same time. If you've ever stayed quiet when your heart was screaming... this story will stay with you. 💔

Adulthood has not been treating Sienna Hayes well. Trying to navigate the loss of her grandmother and starting a job which she doesn't desire, Sienna has completely lost her mind. One day she bumps into an old friend. One hang out turned to another and now the group of friends have decided on a road trip around America. Sienna packed up her life in Manhattan and decided to explore a different world. A story about grief, reconnecting, friendship and love.

Some loves do not end- they simply change form. Reminders of Him is a tender collection of poems that lingers in the quiet aftermath of love. It traces the soft ache of memories, the weight of words left unsaid, and the fragile process of learning to let go without losing the parts of yourself that once loved deeply. Through delicate lines and haunting honesty, Khadyjatuh Isah captures what it means to carry someone long after they are gone-not in presence, but in feeling, in habit, in the quiet corners of the heart. This is not just a book about heartbreak. It is a book about remembering, unlearning, and becoming. For anyone who has ever loved someone they had to release, this book will feel like a mirror.

A book of poems from an amature author

This moving narrative follows Clara, a bright but shy high school student who begins her freshman year with a heart full of hope and a smile defined by a soft dimple. The story captures the electric, often painful experience of a first crush when Clara falls for Alex, an older student she admires from afar. Despite her insecurities about her appearance and her initial promise to focus only on her studies, Clara finds herself caught in a whirlwind of secret glances, late-night messages, and the delicate thrill of a first connection. However, the dream quickly fractures when Alex abruptly ends their communication without explanation, leaving Clara to navigate a sea of academic pressure, a controlling friendship with a girl named Sia, and the heavy weight of unrequited love.The story is a profound exploration of resilience and growth. While the early chapters dwell on the heartbreak of a love that was "never meant to be," the overarching plot promises a beautiful transformation. It follows Clara as she eventually finds the strength to move on, ultimately meeting a partner who cherishes her and offers the effort and devotion she always deserved. In a powerful twist of fate, the narrative circles back to the theme of "right person, wrong time," revealing that Alex spends his life haunted by the regret of letting go of the girl he only realized he loved once she was gone. It is a story about the pain of the first "hello," the agony of an unexplained "goodbye," and the ultimate beauty of finding a love that stays.

"Honestly, i just think he's just mean" I spat out, munching on the popcorn in front of me, waiting for Kai to return from downstairs where he was getting his best friend-who i've yet to meet- so we could start the movie. "And where did this happen again?" Margot asked me, searching for the perfect movie to watch, even though Kai and I were already set on The Amazing Spiderman. "During tennis tryouts," I huffed. " He took his service when i felt the ball hit the back of my head with a loud ass thud, and the fucker even started laughing!" i exclaimed. "And he was already on the team?" she asked. "Think so, maybe you know him?--" i shifted towards her. " brown hair, kinda tall, wore a t-shirt with a picture of Sidney Australia on the back?" "Is there a possibility this might have been-" My head snapped to the commotion on the stairs, Kai happily chatting away with his best friend. "Ollie, this is Sally, my cousin!" Kai exclaimed, pointing to me. I stared in disbelief. Of course my luck hasn't gotten any better since I got here, because standing behind Kai was the exact boy I had just ranted about. "And Sal, this is my best friend, Oliver Jones." This ya romance story follows Sally Morgan, an American immigrant in the Netherlands who's world collapses around her when her parents tragically die in a car crash. She's forced to move back to her father's home town to try and navigate her new life with her family.

In a world where love arrives at the wrong time and lingers long after it should, two hearts are bound by memory, longing, and the quiet cruelty of hesitation. Ji-eun pours her grief into her paintings-each one a reflection of a love that was never fully hers. She lives in the in-between, holding onto a door she can't quite close, even as hope slowly fades. Namjoon stands at the edge of a choice he never truly made, torn between what he couldn't let go of and what he was too afraid to fully choose. Told through art, silence, and unspoken words, this is a story about unfinished love and the quiet strength it takes to finally let go. A soft, aching journey of love, timing, and closure-where some doors are meant to be closed, even if the heart still lingers behind them. #AU #Fanfiction

A quiet school crush. A secret that spread. He pulled away-no goodbye, just silence. Years later, they meet again... Older, different, and maybe-ready for something real. A story of heartbreak, healing, and love that finds its way back.

We loved with a love that was more than love. This work consists of several poems in which the pain of letting go of someone because you love them is shown. 'Some people love you most by leaving.' !ALL THESE POEMS ARE PURELY MY OWN WORK AND NOT PLAGIARISED. DO NOT STEAL!

On her wedding day, Lyora makes an unexpected choice-she runs away from a life chosen for her. Leaving behind family, expectations, and a future she never wanted, she escapes to a quiet coastal town. There, she begins a journey of finding herself, facing her past, and learning what true freedom means. But when her past returns, Lyora must decide-go back to the life she left... or fight for the one she's finally found. Main Character Lyora - A brave yet conflicted young woman who chooses freedom over tradition. Side Characters Aren Veyl - A calm, mysterious man who supports Lyora's journey Elric Dorian - The groom she left behind Serena Vale - Her best friend Lady Marcelline - Her strict, tradition-bound mother Elias Rowan - A wise mentor in the coastal town

I built walls around myself, kept a distance,remained Stoic and yet, he found me. .............. I was alone,had always been alone and Will always remain alone....I hated women, particularly a woman who was meant to be my everything. She was once a carefree and loving personality, but what happens when a day supposedly to be one of her happiest days turns into the most horrific and worst day of her life... She was someone he loved unconditionally, the very woman who left him alone and changed his perspective of women,a woman meant to play the motherly role in his life.... Only if I knew accepting my new job was bound to change everything.... the walls I spent many years in building was broken in few months and by someone I would never have expected...I am MAZIDAH MAHMOUD and this is my story 🤭 Meeting her was fortuitous but making her mine was propitious...I am ADAM HUSAYN and this is my story 🤭 She was anything but calm, quick witted and has anger issues, feminine in appearance but boyish in attitude.... Here comes ADAM, the calm and easy going man. Though deeply hurt,he tries his best in keeping his emotions at bay. She was FIRE and he was the ICE Two opposite minds coming together as one, So true is the saying that unlike minds attract 😁😊 In her,he found completeness while she found her solace in him. Join us in finding out how MAZIDAH and ADAM despite all odds, became one..... could their story be termed as MYSTERIOUS???🤗

"Unspoken Threads" is a poignant oneshot book that delicately explores the complexities of human emotions. Through chapters, it weaves a narrative that touches the heart, nurturing understanding and empathy between people. With each page, readers are invited to reflect on the dualities of life, the beauty of moving on, and the profound connections that make us human. A satisfying and emotional journey awaits within its pages. Hello there..I am Maggie, the author of this book. I would like to let you know beforehand that I use everyday english ( casual english) as if I am writing my diary. I feel that Casual english causes more impact than complex or formal english does in these type of books. Thank you ~ A book that speaks about the Unspoken threads ✨

A carefree guy falls in love with a girl in college, and she becomes his whole world. He loves her deeply, but she chooses responsibility and honor over him. That's when he understands that love isn't always about staying-sometimes it's about letting go. So, he quietly walks away, living silent life with her memories.

He wasn't the type to say how he felt. And I wasn't the type to say anything at all when it mattered. So somewhere between his silence and mine... we lost something that could've been everything. We didn't know how to love each other the way we needed... until it was too late."