Yaromance Stories

Nicolas didn't want friends. Didn't want attention. Definitely didn't want her. But then Lina sat next to him. Every. Single. Day. She talked through the awkward silences, laughed at her own jokes, and asked questions he never answered. She was chaos in sneakers and bubblegum lip gloss - and he wanted nothing to do with her. ...Until he did. Because somehow, her noise started drowning out the thoughts he didn't know how to escape. And her voice became the only thing that made the silence bearable. This isn't a love story. Not at first. This is a story about a boy who lost his spark... And the girl who wouldn't let him disappear quietly. ✅ Nicolas ✅ Lina ✅ "You Talk Too Much" ✅ High school setting ✅ Healing + chaos + slow-burn (Btw I forgot to add that there will be no smut of any kind in this story. Maybe an innocent kiss or something but nothing else)

Kennedy Mitchell has spent years secretly crushing on her best friend's older brother, Cade Foster. But after overhearing Cade tell his friends she's "not his type," Kennedy's heart shatters. To Cade, she's always been one of the guys-the tomboy who prefers basketball courts over shopping malls and hoodies over dresses. Determined to move on, Kennedy spends the summer finding confidence she never knew she had with the help of her older sister. But when a makeover turns heads and a new guy starts showing interest, Cade suddenly can't stop noticing the girl who's been right in front of him all along. The problem? Kennedy isn't sure she wants him anymore. Maybe being "not his type" was the best thing that ever happened to her.

Adelaide "Della" Fontaine has one summer to figure out who she's supposed to become. Eighteen, freshly aged out of the only life the state ever assigned her, Della arrives in Nashville with a duffel bag and a lawyer's letter-the house at the end of Bellwood Ave. is hers now, left behind by a mother she barely got the chance to know. She has three months before real life is supposed to start. Instead, she gets a sagging porch, a stubborn magnolia tree, an aunt who isn't sure whether to be a stranger or family, and a bedroom that still faintly smells like someone else's childhood. She wasn't supposed to fall for anyone this summer. She definitely wasn't supposed to fall for Tanner Hutchins, the boy who works the counter at the diner two blocks over-steady, funny, and entirely outside the mess she's untangling at home. But Nashville in July has a way of rearranging plans. Between porch-light evenings and the kind of easy, electric almost-something neither of them wants to name yet, Della starts to let herself believe this summer might actually be about something good, separate from all the rest of it. As the Nashville heat settles in-honky-tonk nights, porch-light evenings, and a town that seems to remember her mother better than Della ever got to-she starts pulling apart the story she was never told. Somewhere between the letters she finds and the people who won't quite look her in the eye, Della has to decide what to keep, what to let go, and who she wants to be once the summer ends and there's no one left to tell her. Set against the long, golden days of a Nashville summer, So It Goes is a coming-of-age romance about found family, first love, and discovering that home isn't always the place you come from-sometimes it's the place that chooses you. Because not everything we leave behind is truly gone.

Leo Silva destroyed the world in seven seconds. All it took is one moment of lost control. One surge of unstable power. Now the world is ash, his family is gone, and the survivors aren't human anymore. Leo did this. And he can't take it back. But Alphabet, the syndicate that gave him this cursed power, isn't done with him yet. They call him: Subject S3. Hunted by those who want to weaponize him. Haunted by the faces of everyone he killed. Leo must master the very power that destroyed everything, or watch it consume what little remains. Some mistakes can't be undone. Some can only be survived.

Every night, I text a boy I've never met. Every day, I argue with a boy I can't stand. One knows all my secrets. The other drives me completely insane. What I don't know is that they're the same person. PaperMoon was never supposed to matter. He was just a stranger behind a screen. A late-night conversation. A temporary escape. Then he became my best friend. My favorite notification. The one person I couldn't stop thinking about. And the boy who would eventually break my heart.

Zoe likes Kaito. Kaito likes Zoe. Summer has arrived in Japan, and so have Zoe's friends from home. Now, Kaito is stuck trying to pretend that being around Seth isn't driving him crazy. Little does he know, Zoe and her friends are cooking up a plan to bring the two of them closer. Will their scheme work, or will the complications of emotions and past relationships prove too much to handle? BOOK TWO of the TOKYO SERIES Started: October 30, 2022 Ended: December 25, 2022 Revisions: May 15, 2026 - present

Zara Reed has been hopelessly in love with Nathaniel since the moment she accidentally hit him with her car. Getting his attention? Almost impossible. Until Liam - Nathaniel's charming best friend - offers her a deal: "I'll help you win Nathaniel... if you help me win Maria." What starts as a simple secret alliance quickly turns into stolen glances, jealous sparks, and feelings no one planned for. Nathaniel is finally noticing her... but Liam might be the one who truly sees her. As secrets come out and hearts get tangled, Zara begins to question everything she thought she wanted. In this sweet, funny, and swoon-worthy YA romantic comedy full of meet-cutes, sister drama, slow-burn tension, and love triangles, the rules keep changing - and the right choice might be the one she least expected. Current Standout Rankings: #1 in accidentalromance #1 in bestfriendcrush #1 in sisterdrama #1 in secretalliance #28 in triangle #7 in yaromance #10 in reallove Perfect for fans of accidental love stories, wingman deals, sibling drama, and heartfelt slow-burn romance.

They say yellow suitcases bring bad luck. Maybe that's why it all started with a mix-up. For them, it brought something else. Well... almost. New city. New country. New life. And the one person Rosalie never wanted to see again. When fate places Theo in her path once more, one thing becomes painfully clear: three months under the same roof are going to be a complete disaster. Or perhaps the beginning of something far worse. Or something far more beautiful. Because not every lost suitcase leads to disaster... Sometimes, it leads you exactly where you're meant to be.

In a matriarchal kingdom where sun, moons, and stars are worshipped as gods, a princess and a rebel fall into a forbidden love that could unite their fractured lands-or ignite a war. Princess Julierah was trained from childhood in diplomacy, combat, and subtle manipulation. But on her eighteenth birthday, she's abducted by Ramiro Blaque, the brooding son of the Resiztentzia's ruthless leader. His mission is simple: trade Julie for his imprisoned brother. What neither expects is the spark that ignites between them. Search for the book's playlist on Apple Music for the full experience :)

They say opposites attract-Vivian wishes they didn't. Vivian Pham was what you would call an overachiever. She was put together, a perfectionist, and student council vice president. She was the kind of girl that had her future set and planned. Aiden Nguyen on the other hand? Her total opposite. He was the school jock. Popular, athletic, and charming. Always late to his basketball games and had a reputation for never taking anything seriously. They've never gotten along - in fact, they quite literally hate eachother. Their parents were old family friends, basically the reason why they even acknowledge eachother in the first place. Their parents favor the other child, only adding to the fuel. The constant comparisons only add tension each time they face eachother. But when Vivian finds out her long-time crush had eyes on someone else for prom, one who happens to be everything she's not, the panic settles in. And Aiden on the other hand? He's in deep trouble after rumors are spreading about him like wildfire for hooking up with a girl that he didn't know the name to. The solution? They fake date eachother to fix their own messes. The more time they spend together, the more they realize they aren't pretending. But when old secrets come out and the relationship feels too real, they both ask themselves: were they ever even pretending?

Naomi always felt that she lost a part of her inner child when her mom passed, but now she has a chance to do something for her younger self, win Fall formal princess. She's the total it girl, varsity track caption, big fun friend group, works at her sister's bakery, and loves spending her free time down at the beach reading. On paper she has it all, but her perfect prince. She thought she had that till he ended up being a jerk, making her loose her self and cheat on her. Cameron Knox, her best friend since childhood and was there to pick up the piece's the jerk left behind. Now, he would be that perfect prince for Naomi except she's been claiming it to be strictly platonic out a potential fear of loosing another important person to her. However when her ex Luke starts to become an even bigger jerk, and a tensioned fulled kiss in a Photo Booth makes feelings that were supposed to be buried dance around create the perfect fake relationship everything starts to change. Can Naomi still win fall formal princess while still keeping Cameron in her life platonically or romantically.

Eliza Riorson is twenty years old. The war is over. The names Mia and Xaden Riorson are enough to make the highest ranking nobles shake in their boots and plead forgiveness for crimes they hadn't even comitted. For Eliza, they're simply, Mom and Dad. And oh, she longs to be like her mother. To Eliza, Mia Riorson is not a legend to be examined. Not a myth. She is a mother who chose love in a world that demanded cruelty. A woman who did what was necessary. A protector. A saviour. The woman who single-handedly prevented Navarre from destruction. And Eliza intends to be just like her. Aren has never belonged to the world of queens and councils. Sharp-tongued, freckled, and perpetually unimpressed by authority, he is known more for his irreverence than his influence. He laughs when he should bow. He questions what others accept. He notices what powerful people overlook. And he fell in love with Eliza Roy the moment she grabbed him by the ear and demanded answers. Or maybe when she tackled him for pulling her into the fountain. Or maybe a million other times. But Aren knows where he stands. Eliza Roy is a queen in everything but name. And Aren is just a boy who doesn't belong in her story. Or so he thinks. UPDATE SCHEDULE: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12LPfywtfjN7KRwOZjnUv2tGuak1McEApiditgMEudO4/edit?usp=sharing

After losing her mother, seventeen-year-old Elowen Parker aka Ellie discovers an unfinished bucket list in her mother's journal. The first line reads: "Don't let a single beautiful sunset go unwatched." Determined to complete the list before summer ends, she visits the beach every evening to photograph the sunset. That's where she meets a boy, Theo Brook, who never stays until the sun disappears below the horizon. He always leaves a few minutes early. Everyone thinks he's just quiet. The truth is he hasn't watched a full sunset since the day he lost his older brother in an accident. Reluctantly, he begins helping her complete the bucket list-learning to surf, camping under the stars, sneaking into an abandoned lighthouse, writing letters to their future selves, watching meteor showers, and chasing sunsets across different beaches. As summer passes, she learns to live with grief instead of running from it. He learns that moving forward doesn't mean forgetting. But the final item on the bucket list changes everything. "Watch one last sunset with the person you'll never want to say goodbye to." The only problem is that, by then, they're about to be separated by circumstances neither can control. #1 under Sunset - 05.07.2026

Twenty-Five-year-old Isobel Lang has a habit of texting random phone numbers whenever she's bored. Most people ignore her. Some tell her she's weird. One person texts back. What starts with a ridiculous question at two in the morning turns into nightly conversations with a stranger who calls himself Altair Bennett. He's funny, thoughtful, and somehow always knows exactly what to say. There's only one problem: Isobel has never met him. As the messages pile up, so do the secrets. Altair avoids certain questions. He disappears without explanation. And the more Isobel learns about him, the more she realizes there are entire pieces of his life he's keeping hidden. Falling for someone through a screen was never part of the plan. Neither was having her heart placed in the hands of a boy who might be impossible to hold onto. Told through messages, memories, and moments that feel written in the stars, When the Stars Text Back is a story about chance, connection, and what happens when the one thing you can't control... texts you back.

"I bet you can't make her cry." It was supposed to be a game. A challenge. A harmless bet. But Arjun never expected Ananya. The shy girl who refused to be intimidated. The quiet girl who fought back. The girl who slowly became impossible to forget. Sometimes the people who speak the least leave the biggest impact.

Hiatus !! ( but I promise I am coming back ; see the last chapter ) 20.12.2025 Some storms come and go. Raven became one. Raven Storm has learned to survive in silence. At home, she hides bruises behind bandages and fear behind a blank stare. At school, she's the outcast-judged, hated, blamed for something she couldn't control. The world turned its back on her. So she did the same. Then came him. The boy who won't stop talking. The one who looks at her like she's worth seeing. The one who says he understands-but never says why. Thrown together for a class project, Raven and Adrien are forced into each other's lives. She just wants to stay invisible. He's hiding something beneath every smile. They were never meant to trust. Never meant to care. Definitely never meant to fall. But fate doesn't ask. And secrets don't stay buried forever. Because Adrien isn't who he says he is. And Raven's father isn't just a monster-he's a target. In a world of lies, violence, and betrayal, the only thing more dangerous than the truth... ...is the way they're starting to feel. Well, I am shit at writing summaries or something like that so I asked my bestie Chat gbt ; so yeah! Enjoy! BTW: I going to be completely honest I reread the first few chapters and they may be a little rough to read in terms of grammar and so on but I promise it gets better in the further chapters. I apologize beforehand.

We all know the saying 'when stars collide', but what happens after they collide? Do they shatter? Do they make bigger stars? Maybe we'll find out. - Aeliana Noor, a girl who grew up with more demons nipping at her tails than anybody could ever count. All she wants to do is get away from the town that let all of her demons out; so when she gets an opportunity to go study at one of London's most prestigious boarding schools- Silverbridge Academy- she takes it, even if it's rather forced. It's a school for only the most gifted and talented, yet all Aeliana has lost all her passion. Cannon Asher, a boy whom you might as well call the next big NFL player. His father preferred him to stick to American Football, or more specifically something sports-related, but he wants to do something different. That something different gets him sent to Starbridge Academy so he can protect a girl. When the two aspiring students meet on a chance, they quickly become friends. It goes well, almost too well. But the thing about the world is once the stars have collided, they may shatter. Once they've shattered, leaving nothing but darkness, the night of London might just swallow you whole.

"That's the difference. You may think, just going to this school makes you a Royal but no. They are the true Royals. They not only own this school but they own the world"

One's living the dream, and one's living with the security team. Two young women. Their paths cross due to duty and dreams. Tahlia was assigned to secretly overlook the daily life of Sephiran, the young heiress of the Stormend's fortune, who storms out of her house in a fit of anger and ambition. Inevitable to circumstances, Tahlia reaches out to help the naive little princess. Sephiran finds a pastime in Tahlia, an addiction. And Tahlia allowed herself to be swept away by the addict. First mistake. Or perhaps the first mistake was the kiss. *** This is what you get when the author mishears the lyrics to Halsey's "Still Learning" Try to figure out which bits I misheard

Something's wrong... That's what always nags at Gabriela whenever she sees Kevin Saldivar, the cousin of her crush, Francis Saldivar. Kevin is the ultimate St. Therese royalty: star athlete, charismatic leader, and devastatingly handsome. But while the rest of the school swoons, Gabriela knows a fraudster is hiding behind the golden boy's mask. Now a high school senior, Gabriela plans to make Francis notice her. But to get close to the kind-hearted and brilliant boy she's pined for since sixth grade, Gabriela needs to deal with Kevin, the very person she'd rather avoid! ------ *REVISED EDITION* Originally published in 2009 under crimson3/gossipgirl03 Start Date: July 13, 2024 End Date: November 6, 2024