Longing Stories

This is the direct continuation of 𝑭𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝑳𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑯𝒊𝒔 𝑺𝒐𝒏: 𝑩𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒂𝒑 (𝑩𝒐𝒐𝒌 2). What really happened that day in the hospital? Was confronting Dewraj a mistake? And why did everything change after that night? The answers lie in the final chapter of the Longing Series. No one is the same anymore. Abhi carries the weight of a mistake that was never truly his. Ansh shoulders responsibilities far heavier than his age should allow. Adhir burns with anger toward the person he once called brother. Aarav stands in the middle, trying desperately to keep his family from shattering completely. And the rest... they are surviving in their own silent ways. But one thing binds them all together. Grief. The grief of an absence that echoes in every corner of the house. Someone's father. Someone's friend. Someone's brother. And the one who once held their fragile world together.

In a home divided by distance and silence, two brothers grow up holding onto each other. Their father lives elsewhere - in another mansion, another world - with a new wife and a stepson who watches life pass from the loneliness of his hostel room. Distance and silence stretch between them, yet hope whispers softly - love has a way of finding hearts, even those separated by truths. Three boys. Three hearts waiting for something they can't name. And yet, somewhere between the ache of absence and the whisper of forgiveness, their paths begin to cross - slowly, gently, painfully. Because sometimes, even when love leaves... it finds its way back in another form. This is not a story of broken families - it's a story of a hearts learning to hope again.

When all phuwin wanted was to feel loved which he never gor from anyone so he chose to stay away untill his son-fourth gave him love like everything was him for fourth Pond chose to stay in cause of couldn't choose or give the life best for his love Fourth hated his so called dad and the person caused his parents separation untill he gets to know it's his Khun Nara and Doctor sir Gemini suffered the most among all never had parents love , his phuphu left him , his uncle distant himself and at last his sun also left him even after knowing everything

Almost three years after going their own separate ways, Gon and Killua ache for each other and want to see one another now more than ever before. When the stars seem to mysteriously align just right, the two cross paths, but find that everything they once thought they felt for each other is gone. Facing unknown feelings, strange thoughts, and many, many obstacles, the two find that they want something more, but, as it seems to always work, the world won't let them. Will Killua and Gon manage to navigate their way past these struggles, or will they let everything they once loved burn to ash? Read if you want to find out. (First book ever, might be terrible. Also, first chapters won't be great, it gets better after possibly the fifth or sixth chapters. Cover is not mine, all rights to the artist. The characters aren't mine nor is HXH.) WARNING: Contains Boy Love, swearing, A LOT of angst, violence and blood, alcohol, occasional smoking, and mentions of suicide, no smut. Enjoy reading!~

Celeste Faurie didn't come to Hogwarts looking for anything but a new chapter. It was just an exchange program, three years abroad, nothing too complicated. But Hogwarts is not Ilvermorny. Whispers travel through the stone walls, strange shadows move beneath the surface, and not everything-or everyone-is what they seem. She was only meant to observe, not get involved. But what happens when staying out of it is no longer an option? And when it's all over, what will she leave behind?

The flight from Florence was delayed forty minutes. To Naomi Adler it felt like a sign. Not a bad sign. Just a sign that the universe had a sense of humor, it was toying with her; after two and a half years of planning this exact moment, it was going to make her sit in a plastic airport chair and sit on her own nerves for a little longer. She pulled her knees to her chest and watched as the departure board flickered, it was haunting her-truly. Florence to Miami. Delayed. 9:45 PM. "Okay," she whispered to herself, maybe a bit too loud judging by the few people who turned their heads. "Okay. You can do this." She was saying that a lot lately. The thing about growing up with Kaiden Mercer was that it had never felt like a choice. It felt like... she didn't know how to describe it; other than something that just was, fundamental and constant, like the kind of thing that you only noticed when it's already gone.

Almost, Maybe Yours The last time Khalid spoke to Iremide, he left without an explanation. No goodbye. No closure. Just silence. Now, years later, he's back- with the same voice she never quite forgot... and the same feelings she thought she buried. Iremide has always believed in love- the kind that consumes you, breaks you, and somehow still feels worth it. The problem? Love has never quite believed in her. Especially not Khalid- the boy who almost chose her, almost stayed, almost gave her a reason to believe. But never did. This time, things are different. She is different. The only question is- will he finally choose her... or will she learn to stop choosing him?

Gianna Rossi tends her family's olive grove in northern Italy, sending letters across the miles to Amerigo Conti, a young soldier newly drafted, full of pride and hope. Their correspondence grows from friendship to something deeper, each letter carrying their fears, their dreams, and the fragile intimacy of life in uncertain times. As war spreads across the countryside, the beauty of the Italian landscape stands in stark contrast to the dangers closing in. Letters arrive late, letters go unanswered, and both must navigate the distance between them and the secrets that war demands they keep. In a world of silence and small gestures, how much can love endure when the truth is never quite within reach? ///New Chapters Posted Weekly - Mondays at 2PM UTC///

He came for a reason. She wasn't supposed to matter. But the more time he spent with her, the more that line began to blur. Because what started as revenge- was turning into something real. This book is pure fiction and has nothing to do. With the character photos used to express individuals faces. The celebrity photos are for pure enjoyment only. No copyright intended in this book. All ideas of writing are of my own.

Some loves burn so brightly, they leave scars. Some hearts beat in secret, hoping to be heard. Some stories... are too intense to forget. In The Last Pages of Us, every moment is a spark, every glance a memory, and every choice carries the weight of a thousand emotions. Love, loss, and longing intertwine in a tale that will stay with you long after the final page.

After a tragic accident steals her younger sister and leaves her drowning in guilt, Audrey moves to California with nothing but a promise-to chase her dream of opening a bakery, no matter how impossible it seems. Struggling to make ends meet, she takes a babysitting job for Dean Walker, a powerful CEO and widowed father who has long buried his grief beneath work and responsibility. His daughter, Lilly, once raised in warmth and love, is now left clinging to fading memories of her mother, doing her best to comfort a father who no longer knows how to heal. But from the moment Audrey enters their lives, something begins to shift. With her gentle nature and quiet strength, she brings light back into a home that had grown too silent. What starts as a simple job soon becomes something deeper-filled with unspoken emotions, lingering glances, and a fragile connection neither of them expected. Because sometimes, healing doesn't come in grand moments... but in the soft presence of someone who chooses to stay... ₊˚⊹♡

Chen Lina and Zhou Jianyu were once childhood neighbors until she moved away to Beijing. Six years later, they meet again and what begins as a quiet reunion slowly turns into love. But just as they find each other, life pulls them apart once more... only to bring them back again years later, when everything has changed.

A collection of fragments from a silent heart and a wounded soul - emotions of pain, longing, love, and quiet hope, scribed by pen and bleeding through ink.

For those who are not able to move on from the heartbreaking ending of Powerful. This novel is a fanfiction with an alternate ending of Powerful and what happens ever after with Adena And Makoto...

Wei Wuxian wants advice on how to win over a girl. Lan Wangji makes him a list. Ten days. Ten lessons. Wei Wuxian learns quickly. Except, in the end, he starts longing for the wrong person.

He rules the world through control. She moves through it with grace. He is a man carved from silence and arrogance, feared for his dominance, untouched by mercy. Pain taught him to build walls so high that even love was never meant to reach him. She is a Kathak dancer-disciplined, divine, and dangerously gentle. Her feet remember stories the world tried to erase, and her eyes carry a softness that refuses to be afraid. When their paths collide, it isn't love at first sight. It is tension. Resistance. War. He wants possession without vulnerability. She offers devotion without surrendering herself. But she doesn't tear down his walls-she waits beside them. And in her stillness, he begins to unravel. The man who never needed love finds himself starving for it. The woman who believes in rhythm learns the cost of choosing a broken heart. In a world ruled by power and silence, their love is a slow-burning rebellion-dark, disciplined, and devastatingly tender. Because some loves don't save you. They ruin you... beautifully.

The cosmos has always danced to the pull of gravity- but what happens when hearts are caught in the orbit? Eira, the Earth, has always been seen as fragile: green, blue, and breakable. Protected by her ever-loyal Lucian, the Moon, she never expected the most powerful being in the solar system to notice her. Jove, the storm-wrapped giant Jupiter, carries the weight of worlds. His storms devour comets, his gravity shields the weak-but he has always kept his distance. Until the night of the Celestial Ball, when a single glance shatters the balance of the universe. As comets crash, Pluto disappears into the shadows, and the fabric of the solar system begins to tremble, Eira finds herself torn between gentle Lucian's devotion and Jove's irresistible pull. He is danger. He is protection. He is everything she was told to stay away from- and everything she's ever needed. But even in a universe held together by gravity... can love truly keep the planets from falling apart?

Some love stories don't end. They just... wait. Years ago, Sofia walked away from the one man she was meant to build a life with-leaving behind a wedding that never happened, words that were never spoken, and a love that never truly let go. She told herself she moved on. She built a life without him. She survived the silence. Until the day she sees him again. Standing at the altar. Waiting for someone else. Cole never forgot what was lost in that forest. He just learned how to live with it. But when something shifts in the air during a wedding that isn't his-something familiar, impossible, and deeply instinctive-he begins to question everything he thought he buried. She sees him. He feels her. Neither knows the truth. But something between them... never left. And some love stories don't fade with time- they return when you least expect them.

A chance meeting beneath falling cherry blossoms was never meant to change anything. Liwei, a duty-bound prince, lives a life shaped by expectation, where every step is chosen for him and every path leads back to the palace. Meixiu lives beyond those walls-quiet, hidden, and untouched by the rules of his world. When they meet in the mountains, it is nothing more than a moment. A song. A glance. A quiet conversation that should have meant nothing at all. But then it happens again. And again. Not enough to call it fate. Not enough to ignore it. As their paths continue to cross in the spaces between their worlds, something begins to grow-soft, unspoken, and impossible to place. Because some connections are not meant to be rushed. And some are not meant to exist at all.

A story of a dragon who wanders a place that should not exist. Endless rooms. Shimmering water. No exits. This story is about adapting, remembering and becoming. Her name will matter-eventually.