Loveandloss Stories

~ 𝔗𝔥𝔬𝔰𝔢 𝔴𝔥𝔬'𝔳𝔢 𝔟𝔢𝔢𝔫 𝔪𝔞𝔡𝔢, 𝔠𝔞𝔫 𝔟𝔢 𝔲𝔫𝔪𝔞𝔡𝔢 ~ The year of our Lord 1467, and across the water France is a mere onlooker as England tears itself apart in the bloody cousins war until the Yorkist King Edward seeks allies, resulting in a treaty that aims for peace and promises to end the costly war waged by England against France for over a century. Hatred between the two countries runs deeper than the channel rarely separating them from each others throats but nevertheless the cunning King Louis accepts the pact sealed by the marriage of his eldest daughter, Princess Geneviève of France, to King Edward's youngest brother - Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Haughty, vain, almost fanatical in her piety and trained to bear a crown, Geneviève has no love for her English neighbours and favours other candidates for her illustrious hand but nevertheless is thrust into the heart of the Wars of the Roses with few allies and a husband she quickly resents. Trapped in the land of the enemy where knives are readily drawn in the marriage bed, Geneviève must learn to survive using her beauty, wit and political guile to master the game of smoke and mirrors the English and French so love to play. Bound to the tumultuous heart of fifteenth century England, can Geneviève endure against the ever changing tide of the cousin's war and campaigns waged between wilful women with words no less sharp than their men's swords? How far is she willing to go for the power she craves, the position she believes God desires for her? And when rebellion rears its head against her new kin, which way will her loyalties lie and how long will they endure?

They say, you have to pay for every sin in the same life. It is this same world where Karma forces you to pay back for every good and bad deed, knowingly or unknowingly done by humans. But, what if sins done by one brother stand in front of another. Karma can be brutal... But its is ones attitude that defines the way that one handles the situation. It is easy to go in denial and run from the responsibilities. It is hard to accept the burden with a smile. It is easy to regret and repent. It is hard to retrace the steps. It is hard to forgive others... BUT it is impossible to forgive yourself. Twins - Rohit and Rahul Oberoi coming to meet you in Jan 2025. With very adorable Rishi Oberoi

'Swear on the gods' circles around Gbolu, A young maiden from zorzor village, who has spent her whole life searching for a place where she belongs. Having grown up in a polygamous household, she vowed to never share a husband or fight for a place in her own home like her mother. Therefore when kolubah, a charming young hunter, approaches her and swears to love her only, Gbolu is swept off her feet. She is married to him and finally leaves the house of her father where she had simply been viewed as another mouth to feed. For awhile they live quite happily, then fortune strikes their household. Wealth they say has a way of changing a man and it changed kolubah. As Gbolu watched her life and dreams crumble before her eyes, her peaceful household slowly becoming a spot for quarrels, and feeling less and less seen by Kolubah. The village creek is the only place she can breathe freely and share suppress tears under the branches of the mango tree. There her path crosses with Nokul- A wandering palm-wine tapper surrounded by rumors. He looks at her in a way no man ever had- not a property or trophy, but a human. Slowly those two lonely souls find comfort with one another. what begins as friendship gradually becomes something neither of them can deny.But in a village where promises are sworn before the gods and a woman's fate is rarely hers to choose, loving the wrong man may cost Gbolu everything. Content warning: This story contains themes of domestic abuse, forced marriage, grief, alcohol abuse, and suicide. Reader discretion is advised.

IN ANOTHER VERSION OF US - VOLUME 2 Some stories end before they ever get the chance to become what they were meant to be. In another version of us, maybe we stayed. Maybe we chose each other before fear, timing, and silence turned us into strangers. But this is not the story of what could have been. This is the story of the ending I wished we had-the one where I finally understand that some people can be loved deeply and still not be meant to stay. Because sometimes, the version of you I loved only exists in my memories. And maybe, in another life, we were meant to stay. A story of the ending I wished we had.

He heard her name long before he ever saw her. Every corridor seemed to whisper the same name. Amaya. Everyone knew who she was. Except Kerry. The more he searched for answers, the more mysterious she became. A quiet girl who was rarely seen, yet somehow impossible to ignore. Every answer only led to another question, and every small glimpse pulled him one step closer to a story he never knew he was walking into. She never knew who he was. She never noticed him. To her, Kerry was just another stranger passing through the same school. But life has a strange way of bringing two strangers together. Not through a confession. Not through love at first sight. But through words written on paper... Letters that carried hope, comfort, laughter, and the feelings they could never say aloud. Without ever realizing it, two strangers began changing each other's lives-one letter at a time. Never Confess is a slow-burn romance about missed moments, quiet hearts, unspoken feelings, and the extraordinary bond that can grow between two people who were once complete strangers. Because sometimes... the most beautiful love stories begin long before two hearts ever meet.

In a world where legacy is everything and love is a transaction, two wounded souls are forced into a marriage of convenience, only to discover that their greatest battle lies not in the boardroom, but against the ghosts of their past. Monique Arnaud is the ice queen of the corporate world. Publicly known as Monique Prince to honor her cold, estranged parents, she is a fortress of control, haunted by the childhood tragedy that killed her brother and left her with a guilt her mother has never let her forget. She wears gloves to avoid the memory of her brother's cold hand and trusts no one but her grandfather and her devoted driver. Adrian Parker is the rebellious, "spoiled" party animal, forced to bury his dream of being a professional race car driver to satisfy the demands of his domineering father, a retired general turned pharmaceutical titan. Seen as a disappointment, Adrian wears his playboy persona as a shield. SHADOWS OF DESTINY is a gripping story of redemption, resilience, and the healing power of unexpected love. It is a tale of two broken people who, in their fight to protect each other, finally find the courage to save themselves, learning that the strongest foundations are not built on blood or business, but on the unbreakable bonds of a family you choose. --- Copyright Notice: This work is an original creation, written and owned by kaynee2016. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, distribution, or use of any part of this book without explicit permission from the author is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.

They say, the withered one just didn't have enough water to suck. But, the withered one just needed time to bloom. Love never dies because the person lost their memory. - She woke up with no memory of her past and no memory of the man she loved. The accident was not just an accident. "This accident wasn't random," Walter said quietly. "They were trying to kill our child." Lucy stepped back. "Our... child?" - When secrets began with silence and danger began with truth. Everything turned into chaos that nobody could prevent. A hidden baby. A billionaire living as a model. And enemies who refused to let the past stay buried. Their lives were a mess before the love story bloomed.

They were four sisters, dropped into a world of dragons and war and ancient gods. Except in this timeline, there are only three. The fourth stayed behind, without her, everything is about to go terribly wrong. Dark Mirror is an alternate-universe tale of what might have been, following Phoenix Deveau and Wrathion, the Black Prince, through a story that was never supposed to happen. It's a love story. It's a tragedy. It's a mirror held up to a familiar tale, reflecting something colder, stranger, and infinitely more fragile. One missing piece. That's all it takes to shatter everything.

What happens when fate picks Nasreen from among the eight billion people breathing on this earth to unfold its series of bittersweet events? No spoilers 🤭, so step right in to find out!

Alyssa Hayes has always lived a quiet, steady life. At twenty-five, she's married to her college sweetheart, Ethan - the man she's loved for six years and built her future around. They've been married for two years and they've spent over a year trying to start a family, but his constant deployments and her fertility struggles have kept that dream out of reach. Still, Alyssa stays hopeful. Ethan is due home in just one month. One month until they can focus on what she wants. A child. One she's longed for. But everything shatters the moment she opens her door to two uniformed officers. Ethan is gone. Killed on the frontlines. And the future she held onto with both hands disappears with him. Drowning in grief, strained by her in-laws' blame and cruelty, Alyssa retreats into herself - until Rafael Carter comes home from service. Ethan's best friend. Alyssa's once-closest confidant. Someone who knew Ethan better than anyone alive. The man who enlisted with Ethan. Seeing him again brings a comfort she didn't expect. A reminder that she isn't completely alone. But after a vicious encounter with her in-laws, Alyssa makes a desperate, unthinkable request - one born from heartbreak, longing, and the last fragile piece of a dream she refuses to let die. She asks Rafael for the one thing she and Ethan never got to have: a child. What will he say? What consequences will unfold? Can something born from grief ever lead to healing - or something deeper? There's only one way to find out. Read. Updates on Saturday and Tuesday. Rankings 🥇#infertile 🥇#dutyvsdesire

"Where even the darkest nights surrender to light." Whispers of the Sun is a heartfelt collection of poems that takes you on a journey of the human heart. From heartbreaks to hope, from love to loss, and from dreams to life, this book is for everyone who believes there is more to life.

The Girl Who Carried Chaos Beautifully is not just a story - it's a mirror for anyone who ever felt too much and said too little. I , Riya Deepak Motwani opens the door to her heart with raw honesty, sharing the unfiltered chaos of being young, emotional, misunderstood, and deeply human. Through memories, heartbreaks, fears, small victories, lost friendships, and silent tears, she paints a story not of perfection - but of becoming. This book is for the soft souls, the overthinkers, the girls who loved too hard, stayed too long, and still found a way to bloom.If you've ever broken quietly... and rebuilt quietly...If you've ever felt like your emotions were too loud for this world... You'll find yourself in these pages.

Fatima has been through everything-from a failed marriage to a crippling lack of confidence. She thought she had all the time in the world to figure out her feelings for Mustapha Ibrahim. But when things became too real, too overwhelming, she chose distance over confrontation. Now, time is no longer a luxury-Mustapha is sick, and the man who once seemed invincible is slipping away. Once celebrated as one of Nigeria's brightest young architects, Mustapha built his career with unwavering confidence. He had it all-success, admiration, and the quiet hope that Fatima would one day be his. But life had other plans. His diagnosis changed everything, stripping him of control and forcing him to confront a future he never envisioned. Now, with fate pressing down on them, Fatima returns-determined to make amends and hold onto whatever is left of him. But Mustapha has already let go. He refuses to tether her to a love that may not last, to a future that might end before it truly begins. Yet, despite the walls he builds, Fatima refuses to walk away again. As emotions unravel and the weight of unspoken words hangs between them, they must face the truth-love alone cannot change fate, but it can redefine the moments they have left. A heart-wrenching story of love, regret, and the battle between holding on and letting go. This is "The Distance Between Us"

They were never meant to meet again. Not after everything. Not after the silence. Not after learning how to live without each other. But some love stories don't end, they wait. Two years after their quiet goodbye, Evelyn Martinez and Valentina Rossi have built lives that no longer revolve around each other. Evelyn is powerful, composed, and finally in control of her own world. Valentina is untouchable, successful, and no longer afraid of solitude. They've learned to exist apart. Until one unexpected project, one unavoidable collision, forces them back into the same space. Same cities. Same rooms. Same air. And suddenly, the distance they fought so hard to maintain begins to crumble. Because the problem was never love. It was timing. Fear. And everything they didn't know how to say. Now, older and changed, they're faced with the one question neither of them ever answered: What happens when love comes back... and this time, you're both ready? Trigger Warning: This story would include the themes of emotional angst, slow burn tension, past relationship trauma, parental loss and grief, work life imbalance themes, abandonment issues, mild language, mentions of toxic business environments and heartbreak or reconciliation themes. This story is an 18+ book. Highest Rankings: #1 in bossxassistant #8 in luxurylifestyle

When Mya and Liam find themselves trapped in a motel after a night that changed everything,silence becomes their only witness.But as whispers echo through the dark and memories resurface, they must face the truth-and each other-before dawn breaks.

Regrets Between Our Thoughts is a haunting exploration of love, pain, and the fragile space between two hearts. Told through the letters of both a man and the woman he loved, it reveals the echoes of their choices, the weight of unspoken truths, and the lingering ache of forgiveness. On one side, he reflects on his mistakes, his dark impulses, and the ways he failed the person who loved him most. On the other, she writes with quiet strength and lingering hurt, showing how love can endure even when trust is broken. Each letter is a mirror to the other's heart, revealing how two perspectives can carry the same story yet feel worlds apart. This is a story of remorse, understanding, and the tender, often painful, ways we confront the impact of our actions on the ones we love.

​"If I were to tell you that I'm actually terrified of dying... what would you do?" ​"Are you really going to die, Tara?" ​"Yes. Absolutely." ​Rohan has loved Tara in silence since they were teenagers sharing stolen glances in the high school library. Now, at twenty-seven, they are comfortable friends, and Rohan is finally gearing up to confess his feelings. He assumes they have all the time in the world to figure things out. ​The universe, however, has other plans. ​When twenty-five-year-old Tara receives a devastating, incurable diagnosis, the safety net of "someday" is ripped out from under them. Exhausted by hospitals and tests, Tara makes a choice: she doesn't want to spend her remaining days fighting a war she has already lost in sterile rooms. She wants to actually live before her time runs out. ​Putting aside his own shattering heartbreak, Rohan steps up. He cannot cure her, and he cannot stop the clock, but he makes her a single promise: he will stay right by her side and make sure every second she has left takes her breath away. ​Love and Loss is not a story about surviving. It is a story about the terrifying, beautiful courage it takes to love someone when you know exactly how the story ends. ​Story Details:- ​Genre: Teen Fiction / Romance / General Fiction ​Status: Ongoing ​Content Warning: Contains themes of terminal illness, grief, and emotional distress.

For twenty-five years, Azariah Bennett believed she knew the story of her father. Marcus Bennett was the loving father she barely remembered-the man who died when she was only five, leaving behind a grieving wife and a daughter who would spend the rest of her life missing him. But on her twenty-fifth birthday, Azariah receives a gift she never expected. A photograph. Her father is standing beside a man she's never seen before. On the back are four words: Ask him about Marcus. Suddenly, the father Azariah remembers doesn't seem to be the whole story. Her mother refuses to explain. Her grandmother knows more than she's willing to admit. And the mysterious man in the photograph has a name... Elias Carter. Elias doesn't want to talk about Marcus. Azariah doesn't understand why. But the more she searches for answers, the more she realizes that everyone connected to her father's past seems to be hiding something. And Elias may be the only person who can tell her the truth. The closer Azariah gets to the answers, the more complicated everything becomes-including her feelings for the man who knew her father in a way she never could. Some gifts are meant to be opened. Others are meant to uncover what was buried. And Azariah is about to discover that the past never stays buried forever. ALL RIGHTS TO THIS BOOK BELONG TO ME 💕

Some songs stay with you forever. Some people don't. Lyra Vale has spent her entire life believing music is her way out of Briarwood-a quiet coastal town where everyone knows your name, every memory lingers like the fog, and leaving feels impossible. When her band is offered the opportunity they've always dreamed of, Lyra is forced to choose between the future she's fought for and the people who made that dream possible. As old friendships begin to fracture, first love finds its way back into her life, and long-buried regrets refuse to stay buried, Briarwood itself seems to whisper that some things are never truly gone. Strange figures appear in the fog, forgotten songs echo where no one is singing, and the closer Lyra comes to the life she's always wanted, the more she wonders what she'll have to leave behind to claim it. Heartbreaking, atmospheric, and impossible to put down, The Song in the Fog is a story about ambition, first love, found family, forgiveness, and the quiet ways we lose ourselves while chasing the lives we've always imagined. Because sometimes the hardest part isn't following your dreams. It's surviving the person they ask you to become.

"For the hearts that feel too much, too often, too deeply. These poems are for you" This is a collection of feelings that you all might be bearing. I just want to be someone who understands you.