Grieving Stories

Pratap and rathor were one of the most powerful families. And Shanaya ? Princess of pratap. And daughter-in-law of rathore. Pratap who didn't even know they had a girl in their house and when they finally found out it was already 23 year late. They bought her home but she was cold and distant didn't try to bond with anyone. And the Pratap family were in their own betrayal and problems. No one tries to bond with her, each one with their own 'reasons' but she didn't mind even a bit. And then she was married to vikrant singh rathore due to a promise. New house. New people. But nothing changed. She was still cold and still distant. Until one night. A attack happens. And Shanaya lost her memory of three years before she met them. They saw a different Shanaya. A cheerful and Dramatic one. *** What has caused her to become cold and distant. What happens before she meets Pratap and rathore. *** Don't judge by this deception I am not good at writing it Try it once

• Book 1 out of 4 of "The Way To Save You" series. Hiraya te Salem Ka'art'ite, the last of the nomadic Terapatxi, has chosen the shadows. A survivor of the RDA's cruelest experiments, the fifteen-year-old Hiraya knows a bitter truth: in a world at war, her mutated blood is not a gift - it is a prize to be exploited by humans and Na'vi alike. Her carefully guarded solitude is shattered when a stranger stumbles into her sanctuary. He doesn't come with shackles or syringes; he comes with a gentle smile and a name that carries the weight of a legend. "I am Neteyam te Suli Tsyeyk'itan. Son of Toruk Makto. It's nice to meet you, Hiraya." ○●○●○●○ This Avatar - Neteyam AU fanfic: • is currently undergoing rewrites to "make it make sense." (AKA cliché scene removals lol) • has heavy world-building. Expect long chapters in the revised ones. (Avg. 7k words each) • is canon-compliant (save for the author's own interpretation of incomplete souls and Spirit World rules). • is written in switching 3rd person POVs. • counters Neteyam's canonical death in ATWOW. • is made by an author who loves pictures (so pls read online for the full experience ♡) ○●○●○●○ Sample passage from this book: "Listen to me," Neteyam said, his focus narrowing entirely on her, his brows furrowed with genuine concern. He shifted, his hand moving to cover hers where it rested, white-knuckled and trembling against her thigh. Her skin felt fever-hot against his palm, a sharp contrast to the cooling spray of the sea. "Focus on this," he told her, keeping his voice low and steady to cut through the sound of the surf. He needed her to stop staring at the horizon with those dead eyes. "Feel the weight of my hand. The salt on your skin. You are here, Hiraya. Right now. You're with me, and we're above the surface. Stay in the light."

CeoxAssistant|gxg|slowburn|15 years age gap He leaned over her desk for fourteen minutes. Amalia didn't remember his name by the time Nadia was done with her. "What's his name?" "I don't knowww" Amalia whined. "Good girl." She wiped the smudged lipstick from Amalia's mouth with her thumb like a statement. Then walked the entire length of the office, poured water, walked back. Set it down. Amalia looked at it. Looked at Nadia. Raised both shoulders toward her ears and turned her face away. "You're being ridiculous, Amalia." But Amalia didn't budge. Nadia picked her up. Sat back down with Amalia settled against her, tipped the glass to her lips, kissed her once between every sip. Unhurried. Like this was completely reasonable. It was the most spoiled thing Amalia had ever allowed. She allowed all of it. "More." she said when the glass was empty. "Brat." "Your brat." Nadia didn't answer. She didn't have to. She just went to get more water. Amalia Peters. 20. Never carried her own bag. Never pumped her own gas. Never eaten a meal that wasn't placed in front of her like an offering. Beautiful. Brilliant. Completely aware of both. Then June took her parents and left her in a house so quiet she talked to empty chairs. She got a job not because she needed money because the silence was unbearable. She pouted through the entire interview. Got hired anyway. Nadia Crane. 35. Looks 25. Stopped being flattered by that around thirty. On paper - CEO. Empire builder. Never raises her voice. Off paper - cargo that moves at night. Contracts nobody signs twice. A stillness that has ended careers, companies, and at least three men's entire futures. She runs several companies. Only some are legal. She watched Amalia Peters sigh at a waiting room chair like it had wronged her ancestors. And hired her on the spot. Her parents spoiled her. Her boss ruined her beyond repair. #1 in spoiled.(26/02/07) #1 in intersex.(26/11/07) #1 in gl.(26/11/07) #1 in lesbianlgbt(26/14/07)

From the moment Oolala was a child, All he ever craved was acceptance, While his brother Sigma basked in the spotlight. Fed up with living in the shadows, Oolala makes a daring escape one night, determined to find a place where he truly belongs. But fate takes a unexpected turn when he stumbles through a mysterious portal into a vibrant new world! Here, Oolala discovers a community of extraordinary individuals who welcome him with open arms. Just as Oolala begins to feel at home, chaos erupts! An army of villainous creatures threaten to destroy everything he's come to love. Even more shocking, their mysterious leader might just be someone from Oolala's own past! Can Oolala protect his new family and uncover the new identity of this shadowy foe? you'll have to read to find out! This story updates every Sunday or Tuesday.

Brooklyn's good at pretending. Pretending her home life's fine, pretending she doesn't care what people think, and most importantly, pretending she's fine. Nobody ever notices... Until him. He starts noticing things no one ever has, and luckily enough, knows exactly what to do to help. Soon when the opportunity to pretend to be Theo's girlfriend arises, she agrees. After all, what's one more lie? Until he gets too close Until she feels thing too much Until almost okay doesn't feel like enough anymore.

Clark Kent has survived monsters, wars, gods, and the impossible weight of being the world's symbol of hope. But when the woman he loves makes a choice no one can understand, Clark does not break in the sky. He breaks in Kansas. Far from Metropolis, far from the cape, and far from the world that still expects him to answer every scream, Clark is forced to face the one thing his strength cannot fix: a heart that no longer knows where home is. In the dirt roads of Smallville, grief becomes silence. Anger becomes labor. And an old friend becomes the only person brave enough to tell Superman the truth. This is not a story about saving the world. It is about what happens when the world's strongest man finally has nothing left to give.

A collection of words written from the deepest cracks of a heavy aching heart. A deeply vulnerable collection of lyrical free verse for the aching, the lonely, and the beautifully broken.

(MUST READ FIRST: The Way To Save You series up to Book 3) What if Taran had survived the escape from the Mangkwan? An alternate universe to my alternate universe Avatar fanfic (The Way To Save You) set in the year 2169 of ATWOW timeline. lol If this ends up tragic as well, I might just write another alternate universe to this alternate universe of my alternate universe of the canon Avatar universe.

Losing a pet is more than losing an animal-it is losing a family member, a best friend, and a piece of your heart. When Goodbye Comes Too Soon is a deeply personal journey through the overwhelming pain of unexpected loss, the quiet moments of grief, and the slow path toward healing. Inspired by the author's beloved cat, Bailey, this book shares the raw emotions that follow a goodbye no one was ready to say. Through heartfelt reflections, memories, and gentle words of comfort, this book reminds anyone grieving a beloved companion that their tears are valid, their love is everlasting, and they are not alone. It is a tribute to every pet who left pawprints on our hearts and every person learning how to carry that love long after goodbye. Because although their lives are never long enough, the love they leave behind lasts forever. All Rights Reserved 2026

If Isabelle has learned one thing in her life it's that everyone leaves. Once a hopeless romantic, she's sworn off love and refuses to let anyone get close enough to hurt her again. Vincent Davis is the mayor's son and the town's infamous "bad boy." Known for leaving destruction in his wake, he couldn't care less about what people think of him-or at least that's what everyone believes. But we must remember, after so much heartbreak... pain is inevitable

A book of poems comprised of one hundred works of poetry.

Taking place the day after the unfortunate demise of Tony Stark, Peter Parker is left alone to grieve the loss of the last of his family. Along with the trauma that comes with fighting in a war at the ripe age of sixteen, Peter is completely isolated. Now alone, he must learn to pick up his broken heart if he has any hopes of surviving the grim world he has blipped back into.

Amy was supposed to tell Miranda something important the night she died. She never got the chance. The police call it suicide. Miranda knows her sister better than that. As she digs into Amy's final days, campus feels different, familiar faces suddenly harder to trust. And no one makes her more uneasy than Matt, Amy's closest friend, the person who was with her right up until the end. He's always around. Always watching. Always one step ahead of whatever Miranda is trying to uncover, like he already knows what she's about to find. He says he's just looking out for her. Miranda isn't so sure. Because someone destroyed Amy's diaries. Someone erased every trace that could explain what really happened to her. And the only person who had access to all of it is the one person Miranda is starting to fall for. The deeper she digs, the clearer one thing becomes: the truth about her sister's death is closer than she thinks. And so is the person responsible.

Sneak peek at my story ✨ "A police officer is trying to talk to me, but I can't hear a thing he's saying, only the muffled sound of his voice. So I sit on the edge of the Ambulance, angry and mad and sad and confused. I just want to see Monday but they took her away from me. As I watch my car continue to go up in flames, I pick at my thumb nail and blame myself for what happened." Miles is a college student who lives a mostly normal life with a Major in dance. Mostly normal. He never knew his biological parents. After being adopted from a Child Care Facility at thirteen, finding a family of his own was like paradise. He lived in harmony with his new sister, Monday, and his adoptive parents that become like family. Until the plane accident. After losing his adoptive parents, Miles does everything to keep Monday safe. And he keeps to that promise. Mostly. After meeting a new dance partner, Miles grows to like him, but pushes the new feeling away. Life in denial was mostly great. Until he lost everything in a car accident, including his hearing. Will Miles over come it? Or will his push his friends and new companion away?

She can take away another's suffering. He wishes it were his gift instead. What happens when fate forces them to live through each other's pain? Will she still resent her powers? Will he still crave it for himself- despite knowing the cost? Come find out if their meeting is a blessing ...or a curse.

Elani Covington always understood sacrifice. Raised by parents whose love survived long before power ever touched their family name, she grew up believing loyalty meant protecting the people you love - even when it costs you everything. With only two months left before graduating university, Elani thought she still had time to decide who she wanted to become outside of her family's legacy. Then grief changed everything. Now, with her family's future hanging by a thread, Elani is forced into a marriage that could either save them all or destroy what remains. She knows the rules of their world. The silence. The bloodshed. The deals made behind closed doors. But knowing the game and wanting to be part of it were always two different things. Alessio Moretti learned that lesson young. Sent from Italy to oversee the western branch of the Sicilian mafia, Alessio was raised between the softness of his mother's love and the ruthless expectations of his father. Quiet, calculating, and impossible to read, he became the kind of man people underestimated until it was too late. A charming face hiding a deadly hand. With his father dying and war brewing beneath the surface of the city, Alessio is left with a choice that could cost him everything his family built. And somewhere between grief, loyalty, and a marriage neither of them truly chose, two lives become tied together in ways neither of them could've prepared for. Because in their world, love was never the dangerous part. Survival was.

The year is 2024, and Heather Tremblay, an American English teacher from Pennsylvania, is simply floating through life a year after her husband passed away from a freak accident at work. Deciding she needs a mental, physical, and spiritual rest, she seeks the solace of the pine forests of Maine. However, while there, wind, a car, and a tree work together to send her back in time and to a whole other country: England, 1918. There, she will encounter some of the most challenging trials in her life: a gangster family in need of someone to simply listen to them, questions about what is truly right and truly wrong, and the act of moving on from what she once knew. Through research, experiences from her past, and a family that does not seem to leave well enough alone, she may just be able to tackle all of that over time and with a little bit of whiskey.

After losing the only boy she has ever loved, Jackie must find a way out of the spider web of grief and memory, and hold to the delicate hope of moving forward. ***** Jackie never pictured raising her daughter without Andy by her side. He was supposed to be the finish line, the one she'd always come back to, but the universe always finds a way of turning your life upside down. After a devastating accident takes him away, Jackie is left grasping for a lifeline, trapped in a world filled with memories she can't recover. Leaving home seems like the only choice, but distance can't make the memories disappear or calm the ache of every 'what if'. It doesn't make the pain go away. But love doesn't end with goodbye, or with death. It just changes shape. ***** BENNINGTON COLLEGE #1.5 © 2025 caterina george // all rights reserved