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Temptation In Cleats. A college athlete romance where she is emotionally unavailable and meets a boy that lights up her whole world, tempting her to fall into the temptation of love.

Mizuho Sato has always been a bystander-quiet, careful, and invisible in all the ways that matter. Haruo Horukawa is the opposite. Loud, reckless, and impossible to ignore. They were never meant to cross paths. But when a single moment cracks the surface of what Mizuho thought she understood, she finds herself pulled into a world she doesn't know how to face-and a boy she doesn't know how to leave. Some stories aren't about saving someone. They're about learning how not to look away. ________________________________ ⚠️ Content Warning: Contains themes of domestic violence, abuse, and emotional distress.

A love that brings no change is not love, It is anything but love. It maybe incomplete in this materialistic world but is never lost in the eternal world. Though it is incomplete, It still holds its beauty through memories and moments we make every second. What happens when Aira Saxena, a normal women leading her chaotic life, meets Vedant Malhotra, an aspiring architect. Do they fall in love and are able to maintain it, or destiny plots their stories to different path.

Kraven's Silent Symphony (Part 1) is a heartfelt coming-of-age story about quiet love, self-discovery, and the strength of bonds that don't need words to surviveinted in his own life-academically weak, directionless, and unsure of his worth. Surrounded by friends who care but don't fully understand him, Kraven drifts through school until the arrival of Claire, a brilliant and composed new student, ignites something he never knew existed within him. Claire is everything Kraven is not-focused, admired, and effortlessly successful. Inspired by her presence, he begins a silent transformation, pushing himself beyond his limits, rising from the bottom to the top. Yet his greatest challenge isn't academics-it's finding the courage to speak to her. Words fail him, emotions overwhelm him, and silence becomes his language. An unexpected outlet emerges through comics-simple sketches that carry his feelings when his voice cannot. What begins as a hobby soon becomes a bridge, drawing laughter, friendships, and eventually Claire herself closer to him. But admiration attracts jealousy, and past grudges resurface in dangerous ways. Betrayal, manipulation, and a cruel test of character threaten to destroy everything Kraven has built. As years pass, exams, pandemics, separations, and changing paths test their bond. When the moment finally arrives for truths to be spoken, fate intervenes with devastating force, forcing Kraven to make the ultimate sacrifice-one that defines love not as possession, but as protection. This is not a story about confession. It is a story about becoming. About friendships that endure. About love that stays silent yet eternal. Some bonds don't fade with distance. They echo forever. Parts 2, 3, 4, 5: Coming soon.

Marcus arrives at yet another job interview, bracing himself for disappointment. Surrounded by confident, well-dressed candidates who seem to glide effortlessly through life, he feels out of place and invisible. The room reeks of wealth, connections, and opportunity-things he doesn't have. As names are called and others move ahead, Marcus struggles to keep hope alive. Each rejection chips away at him, his certificates and hard work feeling meaningless. When the man in the suit finally announces that the company has found the candidate they were looking for, Marcus' frustration boils over. He pleads, begs, and clings to the man in desperation, but is met with cold dismissal and humiliation. By the end of the chapter, Marcus is left alone in the rain, shivering and soaked, facing the harsh reality of a world that seems indifferent to his effort, dreams, and suffering. This opening sets the tone for a story about resilience, societal injustice, and the emotional weight of repeated failure.

In the heart of Alexandra, Johannesburg, 18-year-old Jane walks miles to school every day to escape the lion at home - her abusive father. When a new boy named Sean sees her and offers kindness, hope flickers. But hope has a price when the lion wakes up. A raw story of fear, love, and one desperate act of self-defence. #SouthAfrica #DomesticAbuse #Jozi #ComingOfAge #RealLife

James Carter doesn't believe in losing control. Adhya Rao doesn't believe she deserves to be chosen. Every night, they stand just a few feet apart-close enough to notice, far enough to pretend it means nothing. Until one rainy night changes everything. As their connection deepens, so do the risks. Because love isn't just about finding someone-it's about facing yourself. And some truths are harder to confront than walking away.

They didn't run away because something big happened. No one screamed. No one chased them. No one even noticed at first. It was just... easier to leave. Ten teenagers pile into one car with no destination, a half-ruined bucket list, and the kind of silence that says more than words ever could. The plan is simple: stay out all night, don't think too hard, and don't go back until something feels different. But somewhere between the rain-soaked roads and the mist that refuses to lift, things start slipping. Jokes turn into truths. Silence turns into tension. And the forest they weren't supposed to find? It forces them to face everything they've been avoiding. Because getting lost was never the problem. It's what they said... and what they can't take back.

Some people meet and it's loud. Fireworks, declarations, the whole performance. Amara and Luca meet in a library. A dropped book. A few lines of handwriting that weren't meant to be seen. Two sentences that change everything: It's really good. Don't do that thing where you close it. Amara Brooks has spent four years perfecting the art of disappearing. Since moving from Portland to a small coastal town in Oregon, she's learned that being quiet means being easy, and being easy means being loved. She hides her poems in library books. She makes herself smaller every year. She tells herself this is survival. Luca Alvarez-Klein builds things so they'll stay. Furniture, mostly. Sometimes boxes. He keeps a ketchup packet and a blue marble and a pen from the morning his father left - proof that things happened, that they mattered, that the before-version of the world was real. He came to Harlow Bay already decided to leave it. They recognize each other before they know each other's names. They are both people who learned to survive by becoming less of themselves. But together - quietly, incrementally, in the white space of library books and late-night texts and a garage that smells like something being made - they become more. Where Moss Grows Back is a story about two people who meet at exactly the right time and exactly the wrong moment. About the poetry you hide and the things you keep and the specific cost of loving someone before you've finished learning how to stay. About what it means to take up the space you actually occupy. About walls, and bright fragments, and the sky on the other side.

"Some minds break quietly." After tragedy tears Iris Lamay's world apart, reality begins to slip through her fingers. What starts as grief slowly becomes something darker-visions that refuse to fade, voices that shouldn't exist, and memories that feel far too real. As Iris struggles with her unraveling mind, she finds herself caught between the past she can't escape and the present she can barely understand. But through the chaos, one person still reaches for her: Cassie Wrence. They say love is strong enough to pull someone back from the edge-but what happens when it isn't always enough?

"He thought I was the perfect wife. I was actually his silent executioner." For sixteen years, Clara lived in a gilded cage. To the world, Ashton Sterling was a billionaire visionary. To Clara, he was a master manipulator who tore down their daughter's dreams as easily as he lied about his whereabouts. Clara didn't scream. She didn't leave. She stayed. And she started counting. One secret late-night text. One unexplained wire transfer. One perfume-stained collar. Each one was a stroke in her notebook. 147. That was the count when she finally shattered his world and sent him to a prison cell. But as the steel doors slammed shut, the real nightmare began. From behind bars, Ashton's reach is longer than she imagined. Unmarked packages filled with stalking photos. A GPS tracker hidden beneath her car. Cryptic texts threatening their daughter, Emma. Ashton thinks he's still the puppet master. He thinks Clara is still the woman afraid of her own shadow. He's wrong. With the help of a man who has nothing to lose and an FBI team closing in, Clara is no longer just surviving. She is setting a trap. Because if Ashton wants to play a game of life and death, Clara has one final entry for her notebook. The 148th lie will be his last.

Life is like a rollercoaster, it has its ups and downs, but it's your choice whether to scream or enjoy the ride... When life's rollercoaster throws you off track, do you scream, or do you hold on tight? For Ira and Rudraksh, the journey is far from smooth: one suffocating under the weight of failure, the other nursing a heart shattered into pieces. Two strangers caught in life's ugliest turns, where every step forward is a fight against invisible battles. This is not a story of being saved by each other, but of learning to live despite the wreckage, of finding the courage to stand when the ground never stops shaking. But if their paths converge-bringing their emotions and differences-will they find solace in each other, or will those very differences pull them apart? ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ Copyright © 2026 Jambudweep. This content is protected under applicable international copyright laws. Unauthorized reproduction, adaptation, translation, or redistribution on any platform without the author's explicit written permission is prohibited. Original publication: Wattpad.

Story Summary: Edikan grew up in a house where love existed, but attention didn't. While other children were praised and noticed, he learned early what it felt like to be invisible. A simple "well done," a smile, or someone listening to him was all he ever wanted but those moments rarely came. As he grew older, the hunger to be seen followed him everywhere. He tried to please everyone, trusted too easily, and gave his heart to people who only used his need for attention. Each betrayal left deeper scars, reminding him of the lonely boy he once was. But life has a strange way of teaching the hardest lessons. After being hurt one too many times, Daniel begins to realize something important: the attention he chased his whole life could never define his worth. His journey from invisibility to self-discovery becomes a powerful reminder that sometimes the person we need to see us the most... is ourselves.

Elena has built her life around survival. By day, she is a brilliant counselor educator and clinician, holding space for everyone else with strength and composure. By night, she slips away to the rooftop above her apartment building, the only place where she can breathe beyond the control, tension, and fear that define life at home. As a mother, her world begins and ends with her young son, Milo. Protecting him has become both her purpose and her prison. Then she meets Luca. A fire captain with a dangerous charm, watchful eyes, and a cigarette she immediately hates, Luca is the last person Elena expects to let into her fragile world. What begins as sharp banter on a cold rooftop slowly becomes something far more unsettling: trust. Luca sees through the armor Elena has spent years perfecting, and for the first time in a long time, she feels noticed not for what she can carry, but for what she has survived. As their connection deepens, Elena is forced to confront the truth about the life she is living, the love she has settled for, and the future she wants for herself and her son. But healing is never simple, and safety does not come without risk. When loss, grief, motherhood, and unexpected new beginnings collide, Elena and Luca must decide whether love is enough to rebuild from the ashes, or whether some wounds leave smoke behind long after the fire is gone. When the Smoke Cleared is a deeply emotional romance about survival, second chances, fierce motherhood, and the kind of love that does not ask a woman to abandon her life, but to finally step fully into it.

Hey everyone! She wasn't the strongest. She wasn't the most confident. And she definitely wasn't the one people expected to make it. She was just a girl... from Bihar, with big dreams, silent struggles, and a heart that refused to give up. At 7, she dreamed of the uniform. At 15, she was short, unsure, and wearing -8 power glasses. At 16, she faced failure. At 17, she hid her dreams from the world-afraid that if she failed, the world would laugh louder than her courage. She didn't ask for help. She didn't show her preparation. She fought quietly-between books, expectations, fear, and her own mind. Rejected. Screened out. Conference out. Still... she showed up. Because some dreams don't leave you- they live inside you. From scoring 495 when she wanted 500... to cracking exams people fear... to standing on the parade ground she once only imagined- this is not just a story of success. This is a story of falling... hiding... rising... and still choosing to fly. No perfect love story. No dramatic hero entry. Just real friendships. Unspoken bonds. And a girl who never wanted a normal life. 💭 "Some people chase dreams..." ✈️ "She became one." This is the journey of a girl the world knew as Annu... Until one day- she became Flight Lieutenant Anaya Sharma. 🔥 If you believe in silent struggles, real dreams, and unstoppable girls- this story is for you.

He married the woman everyone wanted. But no one sees what she does behind closed doors. David is trapped in a marriage where love feels more like survival. Every day, he endures words that slowly break him... while the world praises the woman causing the damage. Then he meets her. A stranger who speaks to him with kindness. A woman who understands pain-because she's lived it too. But she's not looking for love... and he's not free to give it. Now, standing between what he has and what he truly needs, David must decide: Fight for a love that's breaking him... or risk everything for one that may never be his.

These are random FAKE one shots that I made, about my life! Disclaimer: there might be sensitive topics in this 'book' that readers might not want to read.

What do you do when love turns out to be a leash? Res is the new kid who fell hard and fast for the most beautiful girl in school. Melissa. Cotton candy and green eyes and a smile that felt like sunshine. He should have listened to Malik. He should have walked away. He didn't. What followed was honey laced with venom - a race he shouldn't have run, a best friend who paid the price, and a rain-soaked reckoning that changed everything. This is not a love story. It's what happens after love bleeds out. When Hearts Bleed. Some lessons cost everything.

The Nassar house is loud, chaotic, and always on the edge of boiling over. Four brothers growing up in the heat of eastern Washington-fighting, bonding, messing up, holding on. They don't always get along. They don't always understand each other. But they're all they've got. A story about love that bites, loyalty that hurts, and the messy, complicated way brothers survive each other.

Some people disappear loudly. They scream, fight, leave, and make sure the world notices their absence. Vanika didn't. She stayed. She breathed. She smiled when expected to. She learned when to lower her eyes and when to pretend she was fine. This is not a story about a girl who wanted to die. It is about a girl who wanted to live, but slowly realized that no one around her wanted her alive. Families don't always abandon children by leaving them behind. Sometimes they abandon them by keeping them close, feeding them, educating them, and still making them feel unwanted every single day. Vanika was loved on paper. Fed with money. Maintained with silence. And when life finally asked her for more than her body could give, when illness crept in quietly and motherhood arrived briefly and left brutally, she did not cry loud enough for the world to notice. Because she had already learned something far more dangerous than pain. She learned how to disappear while still being present. This book does not promise comfort. It does not promise justice. It does not promise that love will fix everything. It promises truth. The kind that makes you pause mid-page. The kind that makes you rethink how easily we judge, ignore, or wound the quiet ones. If you are looking for a beautiful love story, you may want to stop here. But if you are willing to witness what happens before someone disappears completely - turn the page. Vanika is waiting.