Survivorstory Stories

She, Who Was Never Meant to Be. From a world where daughters were silenced before birth, she rose from fear and obscurity to power and light. A journey of tragedy, love, and resilience - proof that even the most ordinary beginnings can create extraordinary destinies. PS: I will try to post a new chapter on every bi-weekly basis. Stay Tuned book lovers. 🩷

This is my story, my truth

What if the person who could heal you is the one who's just as broken? When Mara escapes to the coast to mend her shattered heart, the last thing she expects is James Silas-a guarded man with a storm behind his eyes and secrets he's buried beneath years of silence. But fate doesn't care about timing. Drawn together by chance and haunted by their pasts, Mara and James must navigate fragile trust, raw vulnerability, and the painful beauty of love after loss. Pieces of Us is a soulful, slow-burning romance about healing, second chances, and finding wholeness in someone who sees every piece of you.

Have you ever met someone so sugary sweet it made your teeth ache? The kind who offers support in public and silence in private. Who gives advice that sounds wise, until you realize it was a setup? You tell them something vulnerable, and it comes back to you with the edges sharpened. At first, it feels like friendship. You're seen. Heard. Included. Then the shift happens. The red flags don't scream. They blink quietly. A silence in the group chat. A glance that doesn't hold. Your seat gets filled with saccharine words and tight little smiles, all said just loud enough for you to hear. You back away. They don't take it well. At first, it's subtle. Whispers. DMs that "accidentally" leak. Inside jokes that aren't jokes. A cropping of screenshots. A twisting of tone. They don't block you. They rewrite you. Suddenly, you're the villain in a story you didn't write. The warning label on their feed. The monster behind the mute button. And the worst part? People believe them. Because the ones who weaponize kindness always know how to smile while they sharpen the knife. Yeah. Welcome to my world. Some of you have lived this. Some of you are still trying to recover from it. And the rest of you? You're just lucky I finally decided to speak.

She inks pain into beauty Ivy doesn't talk about what happened. Not the accident. Not the grief. And definitely not why she ended up in a wheelchair. At 26, she keeps her head down, her heart guarded, and her hands steady behind the tattoo gun at a small shop on the rough side of Stockton, California. Her ink is honest-delicate, soulful-but she never lets it speak for her. To most, she's just the quiet artist in the chair. No one asks why she flinches when the past creeps too close. No one sees how hard she's working to stay invisible. Then he walks in-new to town, soft-spoken, carrying the kind of secrets that feel a little too familiar. And when a routine appointment turns into something more dangerous, Ivy's carefully built life begins to shift. Every person she tattoos carries a story. But hers? That's the one she's still trying to outrun. A raw, emotional story of survival, grief, and the truths we bury beneath the skin. Romance/Thriller/Mystery

Di balik rumah yang terlihat utuh, tersembunyi luka-luka yang tak pernah disuarakan. Nadira Larasati, seorang perempuan yang pernah percaya pada cinta, kini terjebak dalam pernikahan yang retak oleh pengkhianatan, kesedihan, dan kekerasan yang nyaris tak terlihat oleh mata luar. Setelah kehilangan anak pertamanya karena preeklamsia, Laras mencoba berdiri kembali demi anak keduanya, Aleesha - secercah cahaya yang menjadi alasan ia tetap bernapas. Namun, kehidupan tidak memberinya kemudahan. Amar, suaminya, berubah menjadi sosok penuh kemarahan dan ancaman. Keluarga suaminya justru menjadi duri dalam luka, menyalahkannya atas kehancuran yang bukan ia ciptakan. Laras berjuang sendirian, membesarkan Aleesha di tengah reruntuhan rumah tangga yang tak lagi bisa disebut rumah. Di tengah malam-malam yang sunyi dan tangis yang tertahan, Laras mulai menyadari satu hal: perjuangannya kini bukan lagi soal dirinya. Ini tentang seorang anak perempuan yang tak pernah minta dilahirkan dalam badai. Retakan Tak Terlihat adalah kisah tentang ketabahan seorang ibu, tentang luka yang dipeluk diam-diam, dan tentang keberanian untuk memilih pergi demi menyelamatkan satu-satunya cinta sejati yang ia punya.

"Ashes of the Lotus" is a haunting tale of a man haunted by his past and a girl who forces him to question his future. It's a story of forbidden love in a conservative world, of a system that crushes the sensitive, and a young man's search for meaning, truth, and a place to begin again. From ruined classrooms to distant continents, from failed exams to quiet revolutions-this is not a story of heroes. It's a story of survival. Of how we burn, how we rise, and how we try-again and again-to love, even when it hurts.

I didn't run away to live... but to stay alive. This is the story I never dared to tell. A childhood stolen by violence, silence, and fear. I speak now, not for sympathy, but so others may survive before they break.

They called her ruthless. Heartless. A bully in heels. Ruthie Villanueva ruled the campus with silence sharp as steel, and everyone hated her for it. But behind the scandals, lies, and bruises... was a truth no one dared to see. Because sometimes, the villain is just a girl who got tired of being the victim. And sometimes, love finds us in the middle of our darkest chapters.

Amity She was meant to disappear. Instead, she became impossible to ignore. June Waterford was supposed to keep her head down-just a servant girl with a shadowed past. But one night at a masquerade ball changes everything. A dangerous man from her past recognizes her. A fake engagement becomes her only shield. And pretending to belong to someone else? Starts to feel like the safest truth she's ever known. But June is done hiding. Done surviving. It's time to end the game-and choose her own story. An empowering slow-burn romance with knives, fake vows, and one unforgettable girl who refuses to be owned.

When Marisol was five, her mother walked out the front door with a red suitcase and a soft goodbye-and never looked back. Left behind with only questions and the echo of silence, Marisol is raised by her father, a quiet, hard-working mechanic who doesn't always get it right, but never stops trying. As the years pass, the silence left by her mother becomes something Marisol carries in her bones: a quiet ache, a haunting absence, and a constant reminder of what love isn't. But growing up means facing the truths we've tucked away, and Marisol begins to wonder-what if the silence was never the whole story? What if the love that stayed was more powerful than the love that left? Tender, honest, and quietly devastating, The Silence That Stayed is a coming-of-age story about loss, resilience, and the simple, enduring power of someone who chooses to stay.

Nine individuals, spanning generations, are haunted by a sinister force known only as Insanity-an entity that is neither man nor woman, neither loud nor silent, neither real nor imaginary. It exists beyond time and space, with a single purpose: to claim those destined to be found, twisting their minds into an endless, inescapable wilderness. Trapped in this torment, these nine souls must rely on one another to overcome the entity's grip. But as Insanity tests their sense of direction and strength, the question remains-will they rise and reclaim their rightful thrones, or will they falter, kneeling before their own crowns, forever enslaved to the thief of their destiny?

A boy born into poverty, often mocked as "the meaning of misery." His father is a violent alcoholic who abuses the family and often sleeps in the streets drunk. Despite this, Mariachi vows to change his story to protect his mother, raise his siblings, and build a life far from the shadows he was born into.

Clementine, a young woman on the cusp of adulthood, is given a handwritten book by her mother, Beatrice Love. The book, titled The Orange History of Me, holds the unfiltered truth about their family's past-secrets that have shaped Clementine and her sister Cara's life in ways they never fully understood. As she reads, the narrative alternates between Beatrice's memories and Clem's memories and present-day struggles with identity, love, and forgiveness. Beatrice's story begins in Monroe, Jamaica, where she falls in love with a man she believes will be her escape from a childhood filled with instability. But her love story is not a fairytale-her husband, initially loving and attentive, slowly distances himself, drawn into an affair with the sharp-tongued and manipulative Miss Chin. The affair isn't just a betrayal-it catalyses a series of emotional and psychological battles that reshape Beatrice and her children's world. As Clem reads about her parents' marriage, her father's abandonment, and her mother's attempt at suicide, she is forced to confront her feelings of resentment and shame. Her mother's pain is laid bare in the pages, forcing Clem to see Beatrice not just as a mother but as a woman-flawed, broken, but ultimately fighting for her survival. Throughout the novel, Clem grapples with whether she can forgive her absent father, who now lives a different life, and Miss Chin, the woman who played a role in her mother's suffering. At the same time, she wrestles with her own emotions toward Chiang Jiang, Miss Chin's son, whom she once loved in childhood but now sees in a different light. In the end, The Orange History of Us is not just about the past-it is a story of rebirth. Beatrice and her children must decide whether to let their pain define them or use it as a foundation for something new.

Trapped in a web of trust and betrayal, Sohini's life was irrevocably altered when the person she confided in became her worst fear. Her mother's sister's husband, a guy she loved and trusted, broke her innocence, leaving her with lifelong scars. In this heartbreaking yet amazing true story, Sohini discusses her path of self-discovery, resilience, and courage. From the depths of darkness to the light of hope, her narrative demonstrates the human spirit's power to overcome even the most unthinkable pain. Tagline: Shattered trust, Unbroken spirit Book Blurb: A genuine narrative of survival, self-awareness, and the power of hope in the face of unspeakable treachery.

Even Rapunzel had more freedom in her tower. She could breathe fresh air, watch sunsets, and admire the starry night sky. But Lily's prison wasn't a tower. It was a basement... damp, silent, and sealed away from the world. No window to dream through. Only a locked door... Sixteen years of darkness, and the echo of her own thoughts. To Lily's innocent mind, the world outside was monstrous. But one day... the door creaked open. ✨ What happens when the girl who's never seen the sky steps into a world she was taught to fear? Will she find freedom... or just another kind of cage? --- ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This story contains sensitive themes including abuse, drug use, sexual assault, and suicide. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

"We won't let them say you died quietly." Yousef is a 22-year-old writer trapped in Gaza - a city that bleeds, burns, and is slowly being erased by war. With no weapons, no way out, and nothing left but a charred notebook, he begins to write. Not to survive - but to be remembered. Each page becomes a testimony. Each word, an act of resistance. Each death, a name the world must never forget. Through bombings, starvation, and unspeakable loss, Yousef documents the genocide unfolding around him - from a mother rocking her dead child like a lullaby, to children hiding in the basements of shattered schools. And when there is nothing left to say, he sends his final pages to the world. The next day, he is killed in an airstrike. But his story lives. Gaza-cide is a raw, devastating, and unflinching fictional account of a genocide told through the eyes of one young man - a book so powerful, it sparks global outrage, viral protests, and international resistance. This isn't just a story. This is a weapon made of words. And its final line is the promise that ignited the world: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free."

In War Is Hell, a young combat medic recounts the harrowing events of a single day during the Battle of Saipan in World War II. Assigned to a makeshift medical tent just 50 yards from the front lines, he witnesses not only the gruesome reality of treating the wounded, but also the chaos that unfolds when Japanese forces launch a surprise assault. With disease spreading, soldiers dying, and little protection, the medics are forced into a terrifying fight for survival. As enemy troops close in, Captain Salomon-a heroic leader-makes a final stand to buy time. Alone, haunted, and desperate, the narrator must find a way to escape and call for help. This gripping and emotional tale captures the brutality of war and the haunting truth: War is not just fought with bullets, but with will, sacrifice, and the constant threat of death.

This isn't just a story - it's my truth, my heart poured out in words. Eleven Times was born from the moments I fell apart and somehow found the strength to stand again. It's for everyone who smiles in front of the world while quietly fighting storms inside. It's about love that mends, pain that shapes, and the kind of truth that time can't erase.