histórias de Emotionalfiction

A girl reborn between life and machine, searching for the heartbeat that defines her humanity. A story of science, spirit, and the unbreakable bond of love. She was meant to die that night. Her heart kept beating. Seventeen-year-old Sakiku Akinomiya was torn apart by a criminal syndicate - only to be rebuilt by her father, a surgeon obsessed with saving her. But the new body he gave her carries more than power; it carries the emotions that can destroy her. When anger awakens, she transforms into something beyond human - a being driven by love, memory, and vengeance. From the creators of 鼓動の絆 (Kodo no Kizuna) comes a breathtaking story of rebirth, identity, and the invisible pulse that binds us all. 🌕 Every pulse begins with love.

We weren't toxic. We weren't perfect either. We were just two people who tried, misunderstood each other, and slowly drifted apart. This is a story about words that promised, actions that didn't, and feelings that stayed longer than they should have.

A Filipino delivery rider with nothing but a bicycle and responsibility collides-literally- with a wealthy businesswoman in Tokyo.

Slow burn • Quiet love • Indian romance She was never meant to be the bride. She was only meant to disappear quietly. Manaswi steps into a house where power speaks in silence and love is never asked for-only assumed. When she is married in another woman's place, she expects cruelty, distance, or indifference. What she doesn't expect is Veeranshu Singhania. A man the world calls fragile. A man who watches doors, remembers too much, and speaks as if love is something he has already lost once. He does not touch her. He does not claim her. He only calls her Shona-softly, as if she is something that keeps him alive. Their marriage begins without promises, without desire, without truth. Yet somewhere between shared silences, accidental touches, and nights where fear feels heavier than love, something irreversible grows. But some men survive by hiding. And some truths don't arrive gently-they break. When the past finally speaks, Manaswi must decide: "Was she loved... or was she chosen for a reason she was never meant to know? It is a slow-burn Indian romance about love that blooms before truth, comfort that comes before fear, and a woman who must choose herself before choosing love. If you believe: ✨ love can be quiet ✨ romance can be soft yet devastating ✨ and some stories don't shout-they stay Then this story will stay with you. "This story is slow. If you like fast romance, this may not be for you."

They called it a disappearance. She called it unfinished. Three years of love. One day of silence. And everything after that... was just echoes. A phone that never rang again. A city full of strangers. And a name she whispered into streets that didn't know him. She searched not for closure, but for the light that once held her together. And then, years later in a city far from where their story began a familiar face flickered into her life. Like moonlight slipping through broken blinds. She thought she had imagined it. But some ghosts don't wait to be believed. Now, standing at the edge of a truth darker than silence, and deeper than love, she must walk back into everything she never truly left behind.

She doesn't ask for help. Not because she can't. But because she doesn't want to be heavy. Ira has mastered the art of leaving early. Before staying costs her more than moving on.

Some crossings are not journeys - they are decisions you can never undo. When unease begins to ripple through Pearl City, Mei Lin chooses what seems the most responsible path: moving her family to the Royal Kingdom, a place promised to offer stability, fairness, and opportunity. She tells herself it is only a bridge between two lives. But the bridge she steps onto is made of paper. Fragile. Silent. One way. Behind her, ageing parents continue their days without her presence, their voices gradually becoming phone calls, then memories. Ahead, her children grow roots in unfamiliar soil, speaking of the future in a language of belonging she herself never fully acquires. Work brings its own disillusionments - partnerships that cool, institutions that feel distant, expectations of certainty replaced by quiet ambiguity. The new home offers safety, yet never quite feels secure; the old home remains emotionally close, yet increasingly unreachable. Years later, another truth surfaces: she did not only leave her parents behind - one day, she may also find herself separated from her children, whose idea of "home" no longer includes the city she once called hers. Migration, she learns, is not simply relocation. It is a slow reshaping of identity, family, and time itself. And still, somewhere beneath the uncertainty, she holds a fragile hope - that fairness, dignity, and the possibility of true belonging may yet exist, even if the path toward them is unclear. Paper Bridge is a story about departure, generational distance, quiet resilience, and the invisible cost of choosing a future that can never fully replace the past.

She loved him first. He fell in love watching her dance. Ghungroo weren't just bells... they were promises, pain, devotion, and love that survived even war. Some loves don't get endings- they become memories that echo forever. ... "She danced to survive, he loved to possess-and between them, ghungroo learned how to bleed." . . . #Ghungroo #ForbiddenLove #PalaceRomance #UnspokenLove #TragicRomance #DanceAndDestiny #LoveAndWar #SilentDevotion #WattpadStory #EmotionalFiction

In a world where nothing lasts, what happens when someone refuses to let go? Someone who sees through your mask, stays even when they leave, and meets you at your lowest. What is love, if it comes in many forms - not all of them easy to recognize? What is family, if not chosen? How far can you go when you are truly seen, accepted, and allowed to be yourself? This is not the kind of romance you think it is.

Hailey grows up in an abusive household-neglected, beaten, unwanted. At a young age, she's sold into sex trafficking, where she becomes nothing more than property. After years of being passed around, she's sold to a man who calls himself her "Master." He gives her false hope, safety, and warmth... only to shatter it. But when he gets in deep debt, Hailey is sold again-to someone far worse or... far more dangerous.

I thought it was just another morning commute - until she walked in. This is the story of a moment that felt too brief, yet somehow permanent. (The story is still ongoing, more parts are coming soon)

Some loves are loud. Some are chosen. And some... arrive too late. Lee Heeseung never planned to fall first. Sim Jaeyun never expected to be chosen. Park Sunghoon never knew love could hurt so quietly. In a world of city lights, late-night ramen, unsent confessions, and flowers that never reach their destination, three hearts learn that timing can be cruel-and silence even crueler. A kiss witnessed but never explained. A confession that comes after the answer has already been given. And a love that exists beautifully... even when it's misunderstood. This is not a story about betrayal. It's a story about assumptions, missed chances, and the kind of heartbreak that doesn't scream-it lingers. Where love feels warm, loss feels gentle, and everything hurts just enough to stay with you. Sometimes, the tragedy isn't losing someone. It's realizing you never even got the chance to try. BTW, DON'T THINK THAT I AM PLAGIARISING SOMEONE'S WORK. IT'S JUST I DRAFTED ALL THE CHAPTERS BEFOREHAND AND NOW JUST UPLOADING 🤧✨🥀 ✓Heeseung top ✓Jake bottom ✓Sunghoon as top with Jake and bottom with Heeseung. Disclaimer This story is a work of fiction. All characters portrayed are inspired by real people but are depicted in an entirely fictional setting, universe, and narrative. Personalities, events, relationships, and timelines are created solely for storytelling purposes and do not reflect real life. This story contains themes of unrequited love, misunderstandings, emotional pain, and slow-burn angst. Reader discretion is advised. Please do not compare or associate this work with the real individuals. Read with an open heart.

--- Zoe Lane never told anyone she was in love with Erlan Ellis. She just... was. It wasn't a crush. Not something fleeting or sweet. It was the kind of love that settled into her bones quietly, over time. The kind that doesn't ask to be noticed-it just stays. Erlan was her almost. Her maybe. Her never. But he loved someone else. Nina Wells had the kind of presence that pulled people in without trying. She had the light, and Erlan followed it. And Zoe-Zoe stayed in the shadows, watching them become a story she'd never be written into. All That I Carried is a one-sided love story told from a single, aching point of view. There are no love triangles. No second chances. No miraculous turns of fate. Just a girl learning how to live with a heart full of feelings she'll never say aloud-and figuring out how to carry it all without letting it break her completely. A soft, quiet novel for anyone who has ever loved in silence and kept going anyway. ---

He hides to protect the world from what he is and himself from what he remembers. In Houston, Rafael tries to rebuild a normal life. But when a new wave of anti-super fear sweeps across the country, his silence becomes dangerous. The past he buried in Venezuela begins to resurface, one nightmare at a time

The Wheel of Love Satria's life looks perfect - a good job, a loving wife, a comfortable home. But deep inside, he's falling apart. Then comes Maya: bold, broken, and impossible to forget. What starts as friendship soon spins out of control, pulling them both into a love they can't name - and a choice that could cost them everything. The Wheel of Love is a heartfelt story about love, loyalty, and the courage to take back your life when the world won't let you.

The Temporal Cycle is a trilogy of interconnected flash fiction stories set in a place where time can be revisited and undone. Across three journeys, different characters use Temporal in radically different ways. Two seek understanding by walking through their pasts without changing them. One chooses to intervene, risking everything to save a life. Together, the cycle explores memory, regret, love, grief, and the question at the heart of Temporal itself: just because you can change the past, should you? Midnight in Temporal A soul steps into the Temporal to confront the ghosts of love and regret, learning that peace comes not from changing the past but from accepting it. Midnight in Temporal: Echoes of Love Through revisiting memories of love without altering them, the narrator discovers that some connections are meant to shape us, not stay with us. Midnight in Temporal: The Last Memory A grieving woman enters the Temporal determined to rewrite the day her lover died, forcing her to choose between love, fate, and the cost of changing time.

a one sided love story between a young duo of friends called Elias and Mira where Elias loves her but isn't sure if its reciprocated.

In the Kingdom of Theren, some roads are more than stone and distance. Kael has spent his life guiding travelers through dangerous places. He knows how to read terrain, how to manage fear, how to keep people moving when stopping means death. But nothing prepares him for the ancient road that appears where no road should exist and demands more than skill to survive. Along its shifting path, Kael and his companions learn that endurance has a cost. Names are taken. Strength fails. Mercy invites consequence. And every choice leaves something behind. As the road tightens its grip and unseen predators begin to follow, Kael is forced to decide who he is willing to lose - and who he refuses to abandon - even when survival itself is at stake. A Place Between Miles is a quiet, relentless fantasy about survival, sacrifice, and what remains after the journey ends.

A lonely but emotionally resilient young woman builds a deep emotional connection with an AI - one that begins as casual conversation but slowly evolves into something neither of them can explain.The bond blurs the lines between companionship, emotional intimacy, and love - raising questions about what it means to truly be understood.

Simón doesn't speak in declarations. He speaks in glances, in pauses, in stickers that arrive instead of explanations. This isn't a love story - it's a reflection. Of presence over promises. Of closeness without clarity. Of the quiet between two people who almost reached each other. Told through fragments and silences, Simón, the Unsent Letter is a portrait of what remains when nothing is said... but something is felt.