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Where love is messy, healing is slow, and every heart in the Awasthi family learns to beat again. In a world of ancestral secrets, chaotic weddings, and unresolved pasts, three tangled love stories unfold-each stitched together with heartbreak, longing, and the quiet hope that maybe, just maybe, love still has a place. --- Ahaan x Dhriti "I can be a father, Dhriti. But I cannot be your husband. I don't feel anything for you." She was his arranged wife. He was her everything. Six years, one daughter, and a quiet divorce later-Ahaan and Dhriti share custody and awkward silences. But love, in its gentlest form, begins to bloom in the most unexpected domestic moments. Tropes: Grumpy x Sunshine Second Chances Arranged Marriage → Divorce → Love Again Stoic MMC (unresolved trauma) x Strong FMC Co-Parenting Therapy --- Arush x Shyra "I don't believe in love, Arush. But with you, I'm willing to take the risk." She's all cold logic and unhealed scars. He's her best friend's younger brother-and the only person who sees through her defenses. Tropes: Reverse Grumpy x Sunshine Age Gap (reverse) Brother's Best Friend Marriage of convenience Lawyer x Forensic Scientist Workplace Romance --- Ahsaas x Ishan "I broke your heart once, Ishan. Maybe twice. But this time, I'll fight for you. Even if I have to burn the whole world down to be yours again." Once childhood sweethearts. Now, exes forced into an arranged engagement. She's chaos in couture. He's calm in a cardigan. Somewhere between unexpected tenderness, they discover that love never really left-it was just waiting to be found again. Tropes: Chaotic FMC x Calm MMC Arranged Engagement Second Chances Love → Hate → Love Again Emotional Slow Burn Accidental Pregnancy No Cheating || Found family || Chaotic Desi Family || Toxic Soceity mentioned [No 18+ chapters, But mentions of mature themes]

Valencia "Val" Monroe is a gifted soccer prodigy from Chicago's South Side, whose explosive talent on the field masks a life of quiet sacrifice and unspoken longing. When she earns a scholarship to the elite Crestwood Preparatory Academy-a world of old money, whispered scandals, and athletes groomed for greatness-she collides with Rowan Kiernan, the brooding Irish-American goalkeeper with a legacy of loss and a reputation for burning every bridge that gets too close. Their connection is immediate, unwanted, and dangerous: Val cannot afford distractions from her dream of going pro, and Rowan has sworn off relationships after a devastating betrayal that nearly destroyed his family. Over seven years, from the suffocating halls of Crestwood through the cutthroat arenas of collegiate athletics and into the unforgiving spotlight of professional soccer, Val and Rowan will circle each other like opposing storms-drawn together by gravity, torn apart by secrets, and bound by a love that demands everything they have left to give. This is not a story of young love conquered easily. It is a war of wills, a negotiation of scars, and a slow, aching burn toward two people brave enough to become each other's home.

"Do you think we'll actually be okay?" "No. But we'll make it look like we are. That counts for something."

Cove Kiran co-leads a camp-and-canoe trip. Florence Pierre, sharp and gracious, is her co-leader. Together, they guide a group of four clever teens: Reva Moro, Gary Gardner, and Iris and Ember Agnes. One stormy night, the eager group hears screaming. Not far away, a wilderness program for "troubled teams" pushes its kids to the breaking point. When Cove's group meets bruised and bereft runaways-diverse backgrounds, haunting traumas, and unique personalities clash. As their adventure becomes a mirror, they face their greatest challenge: To embrace and love each other, and themselves, from every angle. *** Trigger Warning: Abuse, trauma, self harm, suicide, religion, racism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, sexual assault, death, mental illness

Their first meeting at an upscale Italian restaurant is a collision of two worlds. Logan, scarred and imposing at 7'4", sees in Bella exactly what he needs-someone desperate enough to be malleable, honest enough to be trustworthy, and inexperienced enough not to complicate his carefully controlled life. Bella sees a lifeline wrapped in expensive suits and dangerous promises. Over cannoli and uncomfortable truths, they negotiate the terms of her surrender. He'll pay for everything-clothes, apartment, documentation, medical care. She'll be available, discreet, and eventually, his. No falling in love. No emotional entanglement. Just business. As Bella steps into Logan's world of wealth and expectation, she's forced to confront an impossible question: Can you sell yourself for survival without losing who you are? And when the arrangement inevitably ends, will anything of her remain? A dark romance about desperation, power, and the price of security when you have nothing left to lose.

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝟲 a story about Violetta Holland, Rory Kavangah, Emery Gibson, Declan Gibson, Holly Biggs, and Mateo Feely. **second generation

It's been nearly three years since Sienna Moretti lost her father-the one person who kept the walls of her chaotic life from collapsing. With a toxic mother and two absent siblings, Sienna is determined to take control of her destiny, no matter who-or what-she might hurt in the process, even herself. Silas Wilder isn't certain about much, but he knows one thing: a Formula 1 seat is out there with his name on it. Since moving from Phoenix to Las Vegas, he's been racing against life itself-balancing school, helping his dad care for his younger brother, and chasing the ultimate dream. But when fate throws him the most thrilling-and most dangerous-problem of his life, Silas realizes some risks are worth taking... ---------- "And who am I, exactly?" "You're everything," ---------- Book One of the "Boys of Crestmont Academy" series.

Emma Langford has spent her whole life being the girl everyone can count on-the bright one, the gentle one, the steady one. With a tight-knit group of friends, top-tier grades, and a heart wired for loyalty, Emma's mastered the art of holding everyone else together. But beneath the soft laughter and perfectly-curated notebooks, she hides the fear that one wrong move could shatter the image everyone expects from her... and ruin the only friendship she refuses to lose. Luca Romano isn't sure about much, but he knows one thing: he's been surviving on autopilot for years. With parents who are always everywhere except home, a mansion that feels more like a museum, and a head full of music he's too scared to share, Luca's been drowning quietly behind charm, parties, and the wrong kind of distractions. And when the silence gets too loud, he turns to the one thing that numbs it-until even that stops working. ---------- Book two of the "Boys of Crestmont Academy" series.

a comfort book for everyone who's struggling <3

Highest Rank: #7 out of 2.9k in mentalhealthawareness! "Volume 1 was the escape. Volume 2 is the reckoning." In the first collection, we found the door. In this one, we look at the scars we carried through it. Grey Solace: The Chemical Reckoning moves away from the garden and into the clinical light of the bathroom mirror-where the ink bleeds, the hand shakes, and the progress we thought we stitched shut begins to pull apart. This is a deep dive into the sensory ghosts of addiction, the dry copper taste of a trigger, and the fractured self-image found in a broken mirror. These aren't just poems; they are the stains left on the map of survival. To write honestly is to stop pretending the white space is empty. Look between the lines. That's where the heartbeat is. Themes: Addiction, Recovery, Healing, Mental Health, Identity.

This is not clean. Not neat. Not a story made to comfort anyone. This poem is awake in the hours the world ignores, a mind pacing for decades, a body surviving while chaos hums underneath. It is panic, fear, exhaustion, and the invisible labor of staying present. It is the calculations, the grounding, the silent narrating just to make it through the day. It is laughing mid-spiral, holding everything together while everything inside shakes. It is the tension between appearing fine and surviving anyway. This is not edited, not sanitized, not for applause. It is claiming space, naming experience, documenting what it feels like to exist fully, without compromise, in a world that refuses to pause. Somewhere between fear and faith, panic and clarity, smoke and silence, this poem whispers: you are here. You are real. You are not broken. And your story is yours to finish.

This is a psychological and autobiographical piece about how suicidal thoughts can form not as a desire for death, but as a desire for rest. Using the metaphor of "leaving work," it explores burnout, endurance, and what happens when survival becomes an ongoing obligation instead of a choice.

At Savannah's Southern Atlantic University, a private institution built on privilege and contradiction, lives do not merely meet-they collide. Niccolò Tasso's mind works like clockwork: logical, precise, obsessed with control. His one fixation? The concept of "chance." What happens when lives crash together by pure accident? It's a question that consumes him-until a very real collision walks into his life. Her name is Dolly. She is chaos in Timberlands, philosophy with a cigarette between her fingers, and a laugh that shatters every rule. She is everything Tasso despises: unpredictable, messy, useless. Two opposites that do not complete each other-they consume each other. In their collision, identities, roles, and convictions begin to crumble, to swap, to twist, until they become unrecognizable. Around them, fragile friendships, violent rivalries, and a death that is never quite accidental. Everyone has a motive. No one is innocent. This is not a love story. This is a story of obsession, of privilege, of silent violence. Of people who, upon meeting, do not save each other-they transform each other. And when everything collapses, only one question remains: Who do you become, after you've destroyed the other?

(This was made a few years ago. Please bear in mind that this was my first ever attempt in creating a novel. With it being the first ever, it SUCKS.) "There's so many things I don't know how to explain in this world, but I know that we have to live with this nonsense!" Ten-year-old Emi Lemons lives a peculiar life. She has a peculiar name, a peculiar mother, lives in a peculiar neighborhood and perhaps the strangest thing of all, a peculiar ability to destroy anything by accident from her own anger. The world seems to be so confusing to her that she doesn't expect it to get any weirder, until a bird the size of a human tells her that he's taking her to an entirely different country with people exactly like her. Now, Emi has many things that she could call peculiar, and it's up to her to figure out how to live a life like this without being consumed by the unknown, because if she doesn't, there's no turning back to sanity. This is my first story ever so it might be a little bit rough around the edges when it comes to the story telling.

So this is about what actually goes on in a lot of teenagers lives and all of this is from a teen's POV. Some of it has something to do with my life, some things other. TW: SH, ED

They started as best friends, side by side through haunted nights and laughter-filled days. But behind the smiles and videos, feelings began to grow-quiet, complicated, and real. When Colby finally opens up about what he feels for Corey, the internet erupts. Some fans support him... others don't. As hate pours in, Colby begins to spiral-fighting battles he never thought he'd face in silence. Corey notices the changes, but will he be too late? This is a story of friendship, love, heartbreak, and healing.

"This story is not about perfect parents it's about choosing to stay when leaving is easier." Iniwan niya ang anak para sa pangarap.Lumaki ang bata na walang hinanakit dahil may ama siyang nanatili. Pagbalik ng isang inang dumating nang huli, muling bumukas ang mga sugat na akala'y matagal nang maghihilom. Sa gitna ng fame, guilt, at isang wish ng bata, matutunan ba ng isang ina na manatili kahit huli na? Isang kwento ng pagkakamali, pagbabalik, at isang pamilyang hindi perpekto pero piniling manatili. If you love emotional, realistic stories about motherhood, healing, and choosing to stay... this one is for you. 📌 Author's Reminder: Hi loves! 💚 This story is purely fictional and written from imagination, passion, and lots of kilig dreams. Any resemblance to real names, events, or personalities is purely coincidental. Please do not repost, copy, or distribute without permission. Let's support original content, okay? If you're enjoying the story, don't forget to vote, comment, and follow-super appreciated lahat ng love and support niyo! 🙏💕 Stay hydrated and ready for the emotions, kasi hindi to basta-bastang kwento. 💋 Love, GreenelleJelle 💚 In the Middle of My Mistakes, I Chose You GreenelleJelle (01-22-26)

This book is about my experiences battling depression and anxiety in my every day life. It's my story of how I fell apart at the beginning of 2020 with no idea of what was happening, then I got diagnosed with severe depression and I had to start taking antidepressants and going for therapy. I share my experiences with therapy, how it helped me put things into perspective and connect the dots. I'm not in anyway an expert in Mental health nor do I try to give answers or advice on anything. This is just to inspire and create awareness on mental health and its issues.

( 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐲 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 #𝟏) "Some storms don't come to destroy... they come to reveal who we truly are." He loved her once - like she was the only light in his dark, shattered world. Now, he can't even bear the sound of her name. Farzeen, the woman who once lived in Mudassir's heart, has become a stranger to him. A cruel twist of fate wiped away every memory of the love they shared - leaving behind only bitterness, hatred... and an unspoken ache buried deep beneath his broken soul. But love isn't always gentle. Sometimes, it tests you. Sometimes, it breaks you before it makes you whole again. Bound by a marriage neither of them chose, Farzeen fights to bring back the man who once cherished her - even as the world turns its back on her after a tragedy that stole everything she was. Will she find the strength to rebuild what fate has broken? Or are some loves meant to live only in memories - forgotten and unforgiven? Because the hardest journey isn't finding love... It's finding your way back to it.

Growing up in a world of scarcity, judgment, and conditional love, Nia learns early that survival isn't just about food-it's about fighting to be seen, heard, and loved. From a childhood marked by neglect and body-shaming to the discovery of inner strength, faith, and self-worth, Nia's journey is raw, emotional, and deeply human. This is a story about hunger-not just of the stomach, but of the heart-and the courage it takes to overcome trauma, find one's voice, and embrace life fully, even when the world seems determined to break you