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Once, there was a boy who loved with all his heart. A love so simple, so pure - the kind that blooms in school corridors and ends with promises written in notebooks. He was a boy who longed for the love he lost - a father gone too soon, a heart half-empty. And when she came, he finally felt safe. But safety turned into fear... Fear of losing her, fear that his love itself was a curse. His love grew possessive - and her wings broke beneath it. One day, she left forever... And with her, she took the last piece of him. Years later, he married - not for love, but for duty. A woman who deserved the world... but was tied to a man whose heart belonged to a grave. Now, two souls live under one roof - one haunted by the past, and the other punished for a love she never received. This isn't a tale of love found - it's a story of love surviving - in silence, in distance, in pain and the art of letting go. "Having the person you love beside you isn't the only form of love. Sometimes... letting them go is. And I hope one day you'll understand, Aishwarya - I'm not walking away because I don't love you. I'm walking away because I can't bear to lose another person I love."

When a single mom and a widowed father agree to live like pioneers for a hit reality show, their on-screen marriage feels like part of the act... until it isn't. Between chopping wood, raising children, and sharing stories by lamplight, something real begins to take root - something neither of them was ready for. Because sometimes the hardest thing to survive isn't the wilderness. It's falling in love for real. ✅ Fully written | 📅 Updates every Sunday until complete

Meera Sharma's heart stopped when her parents said "Malhotra." That name. THAT family. The boy who made her fourteen-year-old heart flutter with just one kind gesture in a school corridor. Seven years later, fate was handing her the impossible-marriage to Arjun Malhotra. She said yes before they even finished the sentence. But the man who walked into her living room wasn't the warm, smiling boy from her memories. He doesn't remember her. He doesn't remember anyone.

Some people arrive after the fall. Not to save you but to stay while you learn how to rise again.

Five years ago, Pond Naravit walked away from the love of his life without looking back.
Back then, Pond was ambitious, reckless, and terrified of choosing love over certainty. Phuwin Tangsakyuen-gentle yet quietly strong-was the one who paid the price when unspoken fears, bad timing, and a single irreversible decision tore them apart. They promised to never meet again, believing distance would make the pain easier to bear.
 It didn't.
 Now in their mid-twenties, fate brings them together once more under circumstances neither expected. Pond is a rising creative director returning to Bangkok for a career-defining project. Phuwin is a literature editor living a quieter life, one carefully built to hide the scars Pond left behind. Their reunion is accidental, awkward, and heavy with everything they never said.
 Old feelings resurface in stolen glances, unfinished sentences, and the familiar comfort that still lingers between them. But they are no longer the same people they once were. Phuwin has learned how to protect his heart. Pond carries regret like a second skin-and this time, he knows exactly what he lost.
 As they are forced to work within the same circle and confront shared memories, both must decide: is love worth risking a second heartbreak? Or are some stories better left unfinished?


This story is a fan-made spin-off set after Season 5 of Stranger Things. It exists alongside canon not to change it, but to explore what might come after. The quiet moments. The things people don't say out loud. The kind of healing that doesn't happen all at once. Y/N Wheeler is an character, written to fit into the world of Hawkins without replacing or rewriting what already exists. This story respects the original ending, while allowing space for emotions, consequences, and unanswered questions. At its core, this is a slow-burn story involving Steve Harrington. Not a perfect hero, not a fantasy version, but the Steve who stayed, who learned, and who carries more than he lets on. There are no promises of easy happiness here. Only growth. Distance. Connection. And the strange comfort of finding someone when the worst is already over. Thank you for giving this story a chance. I hope it feels real to you. ❤️

NAINA'S RULE: RUN FAST. DON'T LOOK BACK. But her cousin's wedding just turned into the most beautiful, most dangerous trap on earth. Because her past is on the guest list, and she is the main event. Zain is here. The ex-boyfriend who taught her the pain of commitment, and whose quiet, emotional intensity still makes her heart ache. Mikaal is here. The ex-best friend and hyper-smart rival who shattered their friendship in a blast of chaos and sarcasm. Naina is trapped between the boy she ran from and the boy she walked away from. In the middle of dancing, henna, and high-stakes family scrutiny, neither boy is pretending to be over her. It's no longer about avoiding them. It's about surviving them. She might have escaped them once, but now, under the glare of wedding lights, the choice is unavoidable: Which past is she finally ready to face, and which future is she ready to claim?

What happens when one day, the only people you loved dearly were taken away from you without warning? Faith Roselle Netthalies had the most happiest and undemanding life she ever had surrounded by the people she loved. When one unfortunate event occurred, she was forced to live in a household she despised the most. Trapped in the Clarington household, she was bound by duty - to survive as an unpaid chaperone or be cast out onto the streets. Her greatest trial came when she must assist her younger cousin in courting the only man she has already given her heart to. Torn between obligation and desire, she must decide: Will she fulfil her duty and bury her feelings once more or will she dare to fight for the man she loves, especially when she learns that he wanted her too? And what becomes of her heart when her childhood best friend reveals that he had indeed loved her all along?

After Him is a deeply emotional, slow-burn romance about healing, rediscovery, and the kind of love that finds you when you least expect it. Natalie thought she had it all-until it was gone. Left reeling from betrayal and heartbreak, she retreats into herself, questioning everything she once believed about love and trust. With her world unraveling, she builds walls no one can seem to break through. Enter Jace. He's calm where she's chaos, steady where she's storm. But Jace has his own scars-and loving Natalie means stepping into a past neither of them are sure they can escape. As their lives begin to intertwine, Jace becomes the quiet strength she never knew she needed, while Natalie forces him to confront the truths he's buried for too long. This is not a love story that begins with fireworks. It begins after the explosion-after the pain, after the silence, after the end. But sometimes, what comes after... is everything.

Then Came You Some nights break you. Others bring you back to life. Heartbroken and left at the altar, Ava drowns her pain in late-night drinks-until he walks into her life. Sparks fly, walls crumble, and love finds a way when she least expects it. A story of second chances, laughter, and unexpected romance.

Tiny's been living in the shadows of loss, convinced he's not meant for anything more than the weight he carries. Roxxy's barely keeping her head above water, running the local skating rink and guarding her heart with everything she has. In a town where everyone knows everyone or at least they think they do. New beginnings aren't easy. Especially when enemies might just become something more. Can Tiny let go of the past long enough to see a future? Will Roxxy tear down the walls she's built and let someone in? There's only one way to find out. In this story you will find: • MC • Enemies to lovers-ish • Love after loss • Small town • Suspense • Hea Thanks for checking out book two. This is a standalone but I do recommend you read "Bikers & Biscuits" to get to know everyone in the club. ⚠️ Warnings ⚠️ (Will update as I write more) • Car accident • Foul language • Death • Violence • Panic attacks Spotify playlist 🎶 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0wwR80S2Td7R24asU3OXae?si=VceRmck6QSy8y8YDp4L0qA

He flew fighter planes. She stitched broken hearts. They were never meant to meet - yet destiny brought them face to face in a hospital room. Kabir Malhotra, the charming Air Force pilot who lived for the sky. Dr. Aarohi Mehta, the surgeon who believed in saving lives, not risking them. They fell in love slowly... beautifully. But some men belong to the skies - and the sky doesn't return what it takes. Tags: romance, army, tragiclove, heartbreak, indianromance, pilot, surgeon, armyxdoctor, emotional, slowburn, loveafterloss, memorybasedlove, tearjerker, sadending, hindiurduvibe, dogtags, dutyandlove

She wrote letters to heal. He found them to survive.* When Eliana loses the love of her life, she begins writing letters she never plans to send. But a stranger begins finding them-one by one-and soon, two broken souls are tied by the words that were never meant to be read. A story of grief, healing, and a love born from the ashes of pain.

A timeless tribute to a love that endures even beyond life.

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Fay is a storm, unpredictable, stubborn, and a little reckless. Ray is steady, quiet, and carries the weight of the world in his head. They were never supposed to meet. And yet, one spilled coffee and a second chance later, their lives collide in a way neither of them expected. What begins as late-night conversations and accidental run-ins soon turns into something deeper. But love isn't always simple. As old wounds resurface and fears threaten to pull them apart, Fay and Ray will have to decide if they're brave enough to fight for what they've found. A Love Like This is a story about messy hearts, imperfect people, and the kind of bond that doesn't need to be perfect to be worth keeping. Because some people don't just walk into your life they crash in, turn everything upside down, and make you wonder how you ever survived before them.

Some nights never end. Some memories refuse to stay buried. Liam Sullivancollins learned that the hard way. After losing his parents in a single winter night, Liam is left trying to survive a life that keeps moving without them. Living with his grandparents and protecting his younger sister, Kinsley, becomes his whole world-but grief has a way of seeping into everything, even the quiet moments. Junior year is supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, it feels like another reminder of everything Liam's lost. Until James Alvarez. A lifeguard with ocean-blue eyes, an easy smile, and a presence Liam doesn't know how to name, James enters his life slowly-through shared classes, late afternoons, and conversations that don't demand answers. What begins as an unexpected friendship starts to feel like something more, something terrifying and hopeful all at once. As Liam learns how to live with his past instead of inside it, he discovers that love doesn't always arrive loudly. Sometimes, it waits patiently-like the tide-until you're ready to let it in.

Three years ago, Melo lost the love of her life on a stormy night-the same night she gave birth to their third child. With no body found and a grave filled with silence, she raised their sons alone, clinging to memory and paintbrushes to survive. But when her art takes her to New York, she sees something-someone-that changes everything. A familiar back. A turn of the head. And just like that, grief no longer feels so certain. Was he taken by death... or by something far worse?

Vivaah "It is a saga of love, loss, and silent strength." 1990s, Delhi. Aarna Sharma - sweet, introverted, and sheltered - has spent her life untouched by the darkness of society's harsh truths. When she marries Raghav Malhotra, the love of her life, her world seems nothing less than a dream. But dreams don't last forever. Two days after the wedding, tragedy strikes. Raghav dies in a brutal car accident, leaving Aarna a widow before she could even call herself a wife. What follows is not grief alone - it's punishment. In a society where widowhood is treated as a curse, Aarna becomes the target of brutal traditions, cruel words, and unrelenting shame. Forced to wear white, stripped of her dignity, and labeled a "bad omen," she is broken in ways she never imagined. Except one person stands by her - Aarav Malhotra, Raghav's twin brother. A man with a heart of gold, a voice that dares to question norms, and a soul that refuses to let injustice win. When society demands Aarna's silence, Aarav offers her his name. Not for love, not for duty - but for dignity, protection, and rebellion. In a world ready to burn her alive, Aarav becomes her shield. And with one sacred vow, he rewrites her story. But can Aarna ever move on from her past? Can she embrace this unexpected second chapter of her life? And will love bloom in this marriage? This is a story of two souls bound by fate, shattered by loss, and slowly stitched back together - one heartbeat at a time. As Aarna and Aarav step into this new life together, they must navigate the suffocating expectations of society, the wounds of the past, and the complicated emotions growing between them. "Vivaah: Bound By Fate" is a powerful tale of love, sacrifice, and defiance against outdated traditions. A story of a woman who learns to fight for herself and a man who dares to stand against the world for her. In a world where fate is cruel and traditions are merciless, can love rewrite destiny?

They broke her. Again and again. But Leticia Anya De Vera refuses to be shattered. This is her story of resilience, of finding strength in the face of unimaginable pain, and of discovering love amidst the ruins.