Leftonread Stories

Mira never wanted a perfect relationship. She wanted a real one. She wanted communication, effort, affection, respect, actual dates, and someone who genuinely wanted to spend time with her. She didn't care if the date was expensive. A walk around the lake, getting food, sitting somewhere together-none of that mattered as long as they were together. Then there was Vaughn. Mira loved him, but loving someone didn't make everything easy. Vaughn had his own world-his car Keisha, his cat Koda, his family, his moods, and a habit of shutting down when Mira needed communication the most. Mira kept explaining what she needed. Vaughn kept saying he understood. But saying it and showing it were two completely different things. Then one day, Vaughn told Mira he was coming to see her. Mira waited. She texted. He read her message. And still said nothing. That night, Mira finally reached her limit. She blocked him. But that was only the beginning. Over the next 100 parts, Mira and Vaughn will face arguments, misunderstandings, trust issues, jealousy, family problems, good days, bad days, apologies, boundaries, and moments that make them question whether love alone is enough. Because sometimes you can love someone deeply... and still need them to show you that they love you. 100 parts. One relationship. A thousand things left unsaid.

A heartfelt story of fleeting love and fragile connections, where two souls share an intense, beautiful two-week journey that changes everything-only to face the painful silence that follows. "Two Weeks of You" explores the delicate balance between hope, heartbreak, and healing in the space where love lingers and fades.

"I spent seventeen years making sure they never had to wait for a reply. It only took them one second to end mine."Elara Vance was the "Ghost in the Attic"-the biological daughter whose terminal heart condition made her a burden in her own home. While her parents doted on Maya, the vibrant, healthy girl they adopted to replace her, Elara stayed tethered to her phone. She was the girl who always replied. She never missed a text, never ignored a call, and never left a message on Read.She thought that if she was perfect, they might still love her.But Maya's manipulation runs deep. She has convinced Elara's parents that Elara's medical emergencies are "attention-seeking" and her pleas for help are "gaslighting." So when Elara's heart begins to fail for the final time in the middle of the night, she does what she's always done: she reaches for her phone.She sends one last text to the family group chat. A plea for her medicine. A plea for her life.Her parents see the notification. They see the bubble. They look at each other, listen to Maya's whispers that Elara is "just being dramatic again," and they put the phone back down. For the first time in seventeen years, they leave her on Read.By the time they finally walk into her room the next morning to scold her, the silence is permanent. Elara is gone. And on her nightstand, her phone screen is still glowing with the proof of their betrayal: Read at 2:14 AM. Now, the mystery begins: In the wake of her death, Elara's scheduled messages begin to send. From beyond the grave, she is forcing them to look at the daughter they ignored-and the "perfect" adopted daughter who held the phone while Elara died

[ lhj + pdj ] my favorite thing is cuddling with you.

「he won't give up. she seems to already have.」 ︾ RANKED #1 in GOT7MARK 7/22/18!

The Undefined Love Life They fell in love behind anonymous usernames, never knowing each other's faces. One tragic night broke them apart-he waited 24 hours at a café for a girl who never showed up, while she was rushing to save her father's life. Five years later, he is a ruthless tech CEO, and she is a superstar actress. When they meet face-to-face at a red-carpet premiere, they are total strangers... until she speaks. One voice note brought them together. One misunderstanding destroyed them. Will a single word give them a second chance?

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Before, I used to criticize people who would find love online. Before, I used to criticize people who would send cringe messages like "good night and may you have the sweetest dream ever." That kind of love happened unexpectedly. Never ko siyang nakita in person and I never expected that I would swallow all my words and that I'll be living inside all of my criticisms toward lovers who haven't seen each other. Oo nga pala, walang kami! Kaibigan ko lang pala siya. Pero kahit na diba, dahil kaibigan niya ako, he never should've taken me for granted. Ang sakit kayang ma seen lang. Have you ever experienced being left on read by someone who became the most important person in your life for the past 9 months? Hindi man lang kami umabot ng isang taon. I've swallowed my pride a lot of times na, given him a lot of chances pero hindi niya alam yon. Sino nga ba ako diba? Kaibigan na nakilala niya lang sa social media. What's my right to complain kung nababasa niya mga texts ko pero dalawang araw nalang wala pa ring reply. It was the most unexpected turn of my story and now I am wishing for that twist to happen.

Keysha believed in fate. But fate believed in someone else.

Laury is caught in a whirlwind of emotions as she navigates her feelings for Hayden, the guy who has stolen her heart. Their late-night conversations and shared interests create a deep connection, but when Hayden suddenly goes silent, Laury is left questioning everything. As she reflects on their quirky moments and the comfort he brings her, Laury must confront her fears of unrequited love...will she find the courage to uncover the truth behind Hayden's distance, or will her dreams of a future with him fade away? join Laury on this emotional journey where love and uncertainty collide, leading to a storm that could change everything.

What do you do when a message from an unknown number pops up on your screen? Open it, or ignore it? ​Lauren hesitates, but curiosity gets the better of her. She reads the text, leaving two blue checkmarks behind. She initially chooses not to reply-until a brief, tentative 'Hey?' follows shortly after. ​When Lauren finally decides to type back, it sparks a deep, addictive connection. For weeks, they share their innermost thoughts and secrets, completely blind to what the other looks like. The digital spark between them is undeniable, but will the magic survive the ultimate test of meeting in real life?

"Bro you left me on read" The sequel to fun