Sapphicstory Stories

Maybe one shots, maybe not, idk. Mostly wlw or nblw You can send requests <3 The first two might me shitty but I wrote them at 4am.

A lesbian short story <3

Years have passed. She's a grandmother now widowed, weathered, but not bitter. While helping her clean the garage, her grandchildren stumble upon a shoebox filled with old letters, unlocking memories of a love that never quite faded. Back in 8th grade, at a private Christian academy where everything was supposed to be orderly, disciplined, and "right," She met Dani a loud, boyish, fearless girl who flipped her whole world upside down. What started as friendship bloomed into something deeper, something unspoken. But silence, fear, and timing would tear them apart. From shared snacks and hand-holding under desks to first heartbreaks and whispered letters, this is the story of a love that never got its chance, a love kept secret in the face of societal expectations, internal fears, and growing pains. As time moves on, people leave, come back, fall for others, and grow into who they are meant to be. But some feelings especially first love never truly vanish. Some names stay on your tongue long after you stop saying them. The One That Got Away is a poignant coming-of-age LGBTQ+ romance about young love, missed chances, and what it means to carry someone in your heart even when they no longer hold your hand.

⚠️trigger warnings⚠️ Veronica Sawyer knew two things for sure: vampires don't fall for werewolves, and Heather Chandler was the last girl she should want. Cold-blooded, hot-tempered, and maddeningly irresistible, Heather ruled Westerburg High with claws out and a bite that could kill - literally. But when Veronica finds herself tangled in Heather's world after a blood-soaked night in the woods, desire burns hotter than their ancient rivalry. Secrets are spilled, lips are bitten, and hearts? They're on the menu. Because in a town where vampires stalk the night and werewolves own the day, love isn't just forbidden - it's lethal.

Veronica suffers from depression and childhood trauma and her ex also suffers from a rough family life. She sees her ex again and she remembers her feelings towards her. Her ex Manuela texts her and things go from there

When Lilly meets Rose, her mind is finally able to comprehend what complete beauty and kindness looks like and is. When Rose meets Lilly, she discovers what a true friend is. After Lilly and Rose meet, they soon become good friends and true confidants of each other. In just some time, Lilly finds she has something she must confess to Rose. It's only when their individual lives fall to shambles do they realize what they have to do to keep their relationship together. Content Warnings: - Sexuality discovery/internalized homophobia (chapter 2-8 roughly) - Family issues/father abandonment (chapter 8, mentioned briefly in others) - Family unacceptance (chapter 28) - Homophobia (couple of chapters, nearly all past chapter 20 or so, specifically 37) - D-word useage (chapter 31) - Forced kiss (chapter 36) - Words lesbian and gay used derogatorily (only in a few chapters past chapter 30) I hope you all enjoy this book! It took me lots of time and effort to finish it, so please share it with your friends :)

Reha Hawthorne and Ren Langford come from a powerful family. They're cousins, but everyone thinks they're a couple. And they never tell the truth. When Anya Calloway enters their school-quiet, mysterious, and full of secrets- their world begins to change. Both Reha and Ren fall for her. And Anya? She's caught between two hearts... and a past darker than she knows. 💌 Read A Rain Confession - a story of love, lies, and silent pain.

High School AU || Slow-burn || Crush to Lovers || 16+ ||Cute + spicy 🌶️ 📌 16+ recommended ⚠ No graphic content What if the girl you've loved from afar... suddenly starts loving you back? Lia Park has had a crush on Sophia Laforteza for as long as she can remember. The queen of South Ridge High, co-captain of the volleyball team, student council darling, and the kind of girl who could make your heart stop with just a glance. For years, Lia stayed in the background. Drawing her in sketchbooks, watching from the bleachers, replaying every Instagram story like it was a lifeline. Convinced Sophia would never know she existed. But everything changes one night. A party, a stolen moment, and suddenly Sophia is looking at Lia with those soft, teasing eyes. And when Sophia starts flirting? Lia's world flips upside down.

𝚂𝚑𝚎 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝚏𝚒𝚛𝚜𝚝 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗲. 𝗛𝗲𝗿 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗶𝘀𝗲. 𝙰𝚗𝚍 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚜𝚘𝚗 𝚜𝚑𝚎 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚗𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚛 𝚜𝚞𝚙𝚙𝚘𝚜𝚎𝚍 𝚝𝚘 𝚜𝚎𝚎 𝚊𝚐𝚊𝚒𝚗. June has everything a woman is supposed to want - a successful husband, a beautiful home, and a life curated to perfection. But buried beneath the surface is a silent ache: the memory of Enjoy, the fearless girl who once carved their forever into a windswept tree by the sea... and then disappeared without a word. Years later, when fate brings them face to face in a quiet café, the past returns like a tide that never stopped pulling. Enjoy isn't the same girl June remembers - she's sharper, colder, and carrying secrets of her own. But one thing hasn't changed: the way her presence makes June feel like she's finally home. In a world where timing is everything, can love find its way back - or is some forever meant to stay buried?

Thirteen years ago, Pleng walked away from the only girl she ever loved-with nothing but a coffee-stained note and a broken voice. Wan never chased her. She became a doctor, buried the pain, and told herself she'd moved on. Until one night, in a quiet seaside bar, she hears a voice she hasn't heard in over a decade. Pleng is there-still singing, still hurting, and still the girl Wan never stopped loving. Some stories don't end. Some hearts don't forget. And some love, even after all this time... is still there, waiting to be heard.

demitra x fem reader She didn't mean to like her post. She just... couldn't help it. youre Matt Sturniolo but as a girl 😌

This is not just a story - it's a glimpse into the spaces between Faye and Yoko's words, the moments you never saw, the feelings that lingered off-screen. It's a reimagining born from a reader's heart and a writer's curiosity. What if the lines they never dared to cross became the very ones they couldn't ignore? What if every glance, every silence, every unspoken thought finally found its voice? The Lines We Crossed is my take on the hidden chapters of Faye and Yoko's story - a blend of canon and imagination, where reality softens into possibility.