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[ONGOING - POSTING EVERY FRIDAY [LONG CHAPTERS] The world is too loud, too bright, and far too crowded. For years, I've hidden behind thick white silks and the safety of my marigolds, speaking to the petals in my mind because words always feel like jagged rocks in my throat. In the Meadow Pack, I am the quiet one, a girl of shadows and soil, waiting for a Mating Ceremony I never wanted. Then the forest breathed, and he stepped out of the willow trees. He wasn't like the others. He didn't smell of heavy perfumes or forced grace. He smelled of crushed mint and the deep, solid scent of a forest after a storm. He was a mountain of black fur and scars, a beast the stories warned me about, the Alpha of Stormridge. They call him a monster. They say his heart is as dark as the ink on his skin. But when our eyes locked, the noise in my head finally went silent. For the first time, I didn't want to hide. He is the storm to my sunlight, the growl to my silence. He doesn't know how to be gentle, and I don't know how to live in his loud, violent world. But the moon doesn't make mistakes, and my blood hums a song only he can hear. The wolf with the scarred eye has found me. And for the first time, I think I'm ready to let the silk fall.

The courtyard was filled with laughter, bangles, and the smell of fresh mehendi. Every woman in the haveli had dark green patterns drying on their palms. Sohini wanted some too. But every time she ran toward someone with the mehendi cone in her tiny hands, they shooed her away. "Abhi nahi." "Baad mein." "Jaakar khelo." After a while, she quietly sat near the verandah pillar, sniffling to herself. That's when Madhav noticed her. He sighed in annoyance before walking over and sitting beside her. "Rona bandh karo," he muttered, extending his hand toward her. "Jaldi lagao." Sohini blinked. "Sach?" Madhav looked away. "Zyada khush mat ho." A few minutes later, his entire palm was ruined with crooked flowers and uneven hearts. And for the first time that evening, Sohini smiled again.

Before the Wedding Vows Rayhan Al-Farizi never expected that a silent encounter could disturb his carefully ordered life. He does not even know the name of the woman he only sees from a distance. Yet when a feeling that was never given a chance to begin starts weighing on him, Rayhan chooses to leave and put some distance between himself and everything familiar. He believes time will make it disappear. Until he receives unexpected news: she has left too. And for the first time, Rayhan is forced to ask himself- Can something that never even began truly come to an end?

Blackthorn University was beautiful from the outside. It's ivy-covered stone buildings, vintage halls and it's prestigious reputation made it every student's dream. But behind those elegant walls lay a secret no one dared to speak of. Every year on 19th July, a student is found dead. No witnesses. No suspects. The case reopened every year only to be buried again. When first-year law students Tay and New arrive at Blackthorn, they quickly find themselves drawn into the university's oldest mystery. Determined to uncover the truth, the two begin investigating a case that everyone else has learned to fear. But every truth lead to another lie. Every clue had two paths to go forward on. And the closer they get to the truth, the more the university seems determined to keep it hidden. At Blackthorn University, the question isn't who the next victim will be. It's whether the truth will be uncovered before it claims another life.

"Whispers of the Clock" is a moving collection of 15 contemporary poems that explore the quiet spaces of human existence. From the neon-lit, rain-soaked streets of a lonely city to the gentle, nostalgic transition of autumn leaves, this book captures the fleeting moments we often look past. It is an atmospheric journey through time, memory, love, and isolation, written for those who find beauty in silence and meaning in the ticking of the clock. Perfect for late-night reading and quiet reflection.

The Boy Who Learned to Disappear Nobody noticed when he started disappearing. At first, it was small things, the messages he stopped answering, the places he stopped going, the conversations he learned to survive without being part of. He was still there. Still smiling. Still saying, "I'm fine." But somewhere between becoming the person everyone needed and losing the person he used to be, he discovered that disappearing could be easier than explaining. This is the story of a boy who learned to make himself smaller whenever life became too loud. A boy who carried things he couldn't name, swallowed words he couldn't say, and slowly convinced himself that being unseen was safer than being known. But you cannot disappear forever. And eventually, he has to face the one person he has spent years running from: himself. The Boy Who Learned to Disappear is a story about loneliness, silence, identity, and the quiet ways a person can fall apart while looking completely fine from the outside.

October James has always been good at staying in her own world. Behind her sharp wit and quiet confidence is someone afraid of change, someone who has built walls so comfortable she's forgotten what it feels like to leave them. Then there's Omar Bennet. A talented artist with paint on his hands and secrets behind his silence, Omar sees the world differently. He turns emotions into sketches, memories into sculptures, and moments everyone else ignores into something worth remembering. When their paths cross, October finds herself drawn into a world of creativity, uncertainty, and a person who challenges everything she thought she knew about herself. But getting close to someone means risking being hurt. And sometimes the hardest thing to create isn't art, but a connection between two people who are afraid to be truly seen. US is a story about friendship, love, self-discovery, and the fragile moments that change who we become.

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Dr. Karen Miller, a woman defined by quiet competence, carries the curse of her name. Though shy and kind, she is perpetually unseen beneath the spectral shadow of the "high-maintenance Karen" cliché. Five months pregnant with the child her husband, Theo, desired, her reality shatters when she overhears Theo's friend label her a manipulative trap. The accusation is a lie, but Theo's silent, cowardly endorsement reveals a void at the core of their marriage. Now, Karen must break the spell of the stereotype and search for the invisible, true self that Theo failed to defend 📍Copyrights Reserved by : @Adhuni2026

Some journeys begin with a destination. Others begin with a feeling. And then there are journeys that begin with a voice only the heart can hear. A vast ocean stands between you and the shore you dream of reaching. You enter it carrying faith, hope, illusion, and the warmth of those you believed would never leave. But oceans have a way of revealing what shores conceal. One by one, the companions disappear. The boat begins to break. The strength begins to fade. And eventually, there is nothing left to hold on to- except the will to keep moving. This is not merely a story about losing people. It is about losing the versions of yourself you once thought you needed to survive. It is about Mohabbat / Love-the kind that makes you cross an ocean for someone. And Ishq-the kind that makes you cross it until there is no one left to reach... not even yourself. Because perhaps the greatest love story is not the one where you find someone at the end. Perhaps it is the one where, after losing everything, you finally find what was left of you.

What if the darkest place you've ever been to wasn't a place at all? It was your own mind. A Breath Before Death is a journey through the things we rarely say out loud-the wounds that don't bleed, the thoughts we hide behind ordinary smiles, the nights that feel endless, and the silence that slowly becomes louder than everything else. But this isn't a story about breaking. It's about what comes after. About learning to breathe again when you thought you had forgotten how. About finding pieces of yourself in places you once wanted to escape. And perhaps, about discovering that sometimes healing doesn't arrive like a miracle. Sometimes, it begins with something as small as choosing to stay, choosing to feel, and choosing yourself-one breath at a time. For everyone who has ever felt lost inside their own mind- this is for you.

These poems/stories are reflections of my emotions. I don't have the courage to speak openly about my mental health-so this will have to do. Read my pain. Understand my metaphors. Appreciate my art. Learn from my mistakes.

A sequel to a breath before death

#1 in Fragments and Flames series A life built behind closed doors, where silence is not peace but survival. Pain is learned quietly, and voices that should have been heard are buried before they can rise. In a world where appearances matter more than truth, some stories are never spoken...they are endured. And beneath that silence, everything begins. "Death is better than a life buried beneath silence!" ___________________ ❥ Start~ 17/06/2025🌷 ❥ End~ 23/07/2026🌷 ☞☜⁠ Ranking #373 in love out of 1.87M stories #1 in broken out of 60.6k stories #1 in fictionalcharacter out of 26.1k stories #1 in Shattered out of 2.98k stories #1& #2 in Burden out of 551 stories #2 in drama out of 374k stories #2 &#4 & #5 in Twist out of 9.87k stories #6 in evil out of 34.3k stories #2 & #4 & #5 in tears out of 22.8k stories #6 in separation out of 5.65k stories #6 in torture out of 9.51k stories #1 in familyissues out of 6.47k stories

"Between Smiles & Silence" is a story of four lives bound not by fate, but by the quiet battles they fight within. Abhishek Mehra - a man who has everything: wealth, family, respect... yet carries an emptiness no one sees. Yuvraj Singhania - a name built on pain, raised in loneliness, burning with questions of a past that was never his choice. Pragya Arora and Pihu Raheja - two souls who smile for the world, but hide storms within. One fights silently, the other forgets herself to keep others happy. Alongside them stand friendships that feel like family - Purab, Raghav, Purvi, and Bulbul - each carrying their own truths about self-respect, love, and survival. This isn't just a love story. It's about loneliness that exists even in crowded rooms... sacrifices that go unnoticed... and the courage it takes to finally choose yourself. When broken paths cross - will they heal each other, or deepen the wounds? Because sometimes... the loudest screams are hidden behind the quietest smiles.

Nicholas transferred universities for one reason: to surprise the girl he loved. Instead, he found her kissing another man. He should have walked away and disappeared quietly. That was the plan. But his new dorm is anything but quiet. His obsessive first love is there. And Rebecca, the bright and flirtatious blonde, keeps getting dangerously close. And Emily, the sharp-tongued girl who once hated him, starts seeing the parts of him no one else does. As rumors spread and old wounds reopen, Nicholas tries to stay calm, indifferent, and untouchable. But everyone has a limit. And when the people around him are dragged into the lies, the calm man everyone underestimated finally shows the university why his silence was never weakness. A story about betrayal, toxic rumors, obsessive love, slow-burn romance, and three dangerous women who refuse to let one broken man bleed alone.

She never the kind of girl who knew how to be gentle... He was never the kind of boy who knew how to speak about his pain... But somewhere between her rage and his silence... she learned to care. ♡...

Mia Taylor never planned on coming back. But here she is back in her Nana's small town with her mother and her sister, surrounded by old memories and the ghost of a childhood she thought she had long outgrown. Including the memory of a boy she once knew, a first love so brief and so bright that she had spent years convincing herself she had imagined the whole thing. She isn't here for any of that though. She is here to breathe, to be free, to enjoy every moment of doing absolutely nothing until one reckless night lands her inches away from a lawsuit and at the mercy of the most infuriating man she has ever met. Ash Parker. Who is blackmailing her. Who she has to spend an entire fall with at a camp full of teenagers. Who she was absolutely, completely, one hundred percent supposed to hate. She's working on it. this is a story about the town you leave and the people who pull you back, about sisters who hold each other together when everything falls apart, and about the funny, terrible, inconvenient way love has of finding you even when you weren't looking, even when you were running, and even when you thought that piece of yourself was gone forever. Some things, it turns out, were never really lost.

Amy Davis might seem like your ordinary teenage girl - wants out of her family, is only close with her sister, but that's just the beginning. In reality, Amy is very different from most kids, because very different (and mainly horrible) things have happened to her. All Amy has to do is figure out how to get through them, if it's even possible.