Realistic Stories

he was forced into an arranged marriage by his family. 8 months into the marriage, there was not a single word spoken between husband and wife. no love. no fight. just pure silence. but what happens when silence slowly starts feelings...different? Small note: hey, i'm writing about my own arranged marriage from a some year back(2016-17 ). i don't really know how to write it in a in a polished way, so i'm just writing it exactly the way i remember it.... casual, a bit messy like a personal diary. since i'm from nepal, there might be a few minor mistakes in some hindi phrases or in my english as well.

Nia Dubois was an A+ student in her academics. She felt she had to surpass her parents' expectations and live up to her older sister's success. She was weighed down by the pressure to keep up. The results of that pressure began to make her tense and miserable. Her friends encouraged her to loosen up and find a stress reliever. She took their advice unwillingly, and that was when she met Mason Taylor, a C‑ student who had started going regularly to the same badminton club. Mason became interested in Nia's unapproachable character and went up to her, but she shut him down instantly. He didn't take no for an answer. Nia reported his actions as harassment, and he was kicked out of the club, although he still didn't give up. His friends questioned his behaviour, but he refused to stop and continued trying to engage with her. Finally, he presented her with an offer-one she would regret forever.

⚠️NOTE: THIS IS JUST PART ONE SINCE I MANAGED TO HIT THE CHAPTER LIMIT!!⚠️ 4 Years. 4 Years since my life went to hell. I'm KK, yes that KK. The same KK who's the daughter of a NASCAR Champion. The same KK who's the niece of a 2X NASCAR Champion. The same KK who soften NASCAR's most violated driver. The same KK who started a race car when I was only 11 months old. The same KK who won the heart of America just by an old Indianapolis interview that's from 2003. The same KK whose racing career literally started in Power Wheels Drag Racing. Yes you heard me. Power Wheels....Drag Racing. The same KK who beat the Brothers at their home track in 2012...and I won the race. The same KK who was a junior drift event in Austria with a car nicknamed The Angry Matchbox. The same KK who drag raced my father at Daytona for the win in K&N Pro Series in 2013. The same KK who won the GT class during the 2014 24HRS of Daytona at 14. The same KK that won a rally race with Kyle Busch.....yes that Kyle Busch. The same KK that still has three Chili Bowl records that are still standing to this day. The same KK who stole her father's ride in 2018. The same KK who was the youngest driver in the sports history. 18 years old. The same KK that wreaked her father in 2018 Brickyard 400. I'm that KK.... Everyone tends to forget all the records I have broken through out my life, but that doesn't matter. Instead I am famous for two things: Stealing my father's ride in 2018. Wreaking my father in the 2018 Brickyard 400. And that's it... What else would I be remembered for? Winning the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series title with an open car team who originally left the sport back in '21? 
Yeah right.....NASCAR will never have a female driver that can compete in a male dominate sport. I might have been the closes, but that doesn't mean anything to anyone. I'm Tymrie, and this is my story.

Ray, a top-tier pro-gamer, was forced to log out in the middle of a high-stakes tournament. However, instead of returning to reality, he was thrust into a completely unknown third world-a realm neither Earth nor his favorite game, World of Aincardia. Tragically, he and his game character, Sekira, arrived with nothing but their knowledge and the equipment they last wore. In this perilous new world, Ray must adapt to a harsh reality, while Sekira-now possessed of full human consciousness-struggles to understand her newfound existence. Separated in the same city, they must reunite to survive. Can Ray and Sekira overcome their clashing egos, or will their discord destroy their only chance to survive in this mysterious realm? Copyright © 2026 [Rei Vo Lution] - Project MnMG. All Rights Reserved.

⚠️NOTE: THIS IS THE CONTINUATION OF IRON WILL! IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE FIRST PART, PLEASE DO SO YOU DON'T GET LOST ON WHATS GOING ON!!⚠️ 4 Years. 4 Years since my life went to hell. I'm KK, yes that KK. The same KK who's the daughter of a NASCAR Champion. The same KK who's the niece of a 2X NASCAR Champion. The same KK who soften NASCAR's most violated driver. The same KK who started a race car when I was only 11 months old. The same KK who won the heart of America just by an old Indianapolis interview that's from 2003. The same KK whose racing career literally started in Power Wheels Drag Racing. Yes you heard me. Power Wheels....Drag Racing. The same KK who beat the Brothers at their home track in 2012...and I won the race. The same KK who was a junior drift event in Austria with a car nicknamed The Angry Matchbox. The same KK who drag raced my father at Daytona for the win in K&N Pro Series in 2013. The same KK who won the GT class during the 2014 24HRS of Daytona at 14. The same KK that won a rally race with Kyle Busch.....yes that Kyle Busch. The same KK that still has three Chili Bowl records that are still standing to this day. The same KK who stole her father's ride in 2018. The same KK who was the youngest driver in the sports history. 18 years old. The same KK that wreaked her father in 2018 Brickyard 400. I'm that KK.... Everyone tends to forget all the records I have broken through out my life, but that doesn't matter. Instead I am famous for two things: Stealing my father's ride in 2018. Wreaking my father in the 2018 Brickyard 400. And that's it... What else would I be remembered for? Winning the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series title with an open car team who originally left the sport back in '21? 
Yeah right.....NASCAR will never have a female driver that can compete in a male dominate sport. I might have been the closes, but that doesn't mean anything to anyone. I'm Tymrie, and this is my story.

[POETRY #2] A collection of poems about growing up before feeling ready. twenty-something explores the realities of adulthood, the exhaustion hidden behind independence, the loneliness of becoming, and the pressure to keep moving even when life feels uncertain. Through soft and reflective poetry, this collection captures the in-between phase of navigating dreams, responsibilities, changing relationships, and the version of yourself you are still learning to become. For anyone who has ever felt lost, left behind, or overwhelmed by the weight of growing up: this book is a reminder that you are not navigating life alone. twenty-something written by: syrynah © All Rights Reserved

Seventeen-year-old Maya Carter has always kept her life simple: school, her small group of friends, and her dream of becoming a journalist. Then Ethan Brooks transfers to her school. At first, he's quiet, polite, and easy to ignore. But after a single act of kindness from Maya, Ethan begins paying attention to her more than anyone else. What starts as innocent friendship slowly turns into something deeper, more complicated, and harder to understand. Maya likes him. Ethan likes her. The problem is that Ethan doesn't know where admiration ends and obsession begins. As feelings grow, boundaries blur. Friends become worried. Secrets come to light. And Maya must decide whether love is enough when someone starts losing themselves in it. A realistic story about first love, attachment, friendship, trust, and learning that caring about someone doesn't mean controlling them.

Jeric was the kind of person Shane never expected to love. Somewhere between late-night conversations and silent comfort, they slowly became each other's home. But love is not always enough to make two people stay. A story about first love, heartbreak, healing, and two people who may have met at the wrong time. She thought Jeric would stay forever. But sometimes, love doesn't end with screaming fights or dramatic goodbyes. Sometimes, it ends quietly. Through unread messages, fading conversations, and silence that slowly turns strangers into memories. "Maybe We Met Too Early" is a story about love, heartbreak, healing, and learning how to let go of someone who once felt like home.

Some lives only end three ways. The grave. The hospital. Or prison. Ezequiel "EZ" never thought he'd make it out-but he never thought he'd lose everything this fast either. What starts as a routine job turns into a nightmare when a deal goes wrong, bullets start flying, and one choice changes everything. A brother is dying. The cops are closing in. And the line between loyalty and survival disappears. Caught between love, family, and the life he can't escape, EZ is forced to face the consequences of a world that doesn't forgive-and never forgets. But this isn't just his story. It's Yareli's fight to save her family... A father's desperate attempt to hold everything together... And a cop chasing justice, only to find something much closer to home. Because in the Crazy Life- Every choice has a cost. And sooner or later... you pay it.

"I wasn't looking for anything. I just started noticing." It wasn't supposed to mean anything. Just ordinary days. Ordinary lectures. Ordinary conversations in crowded classrooms. But somewhere between those small moments, Mira started noticing things she never meant to notice. A glance that lasted longer than it should have. Eyes that seemed to find her in every room. Silences that felt heavier than words. Maybe it was nothing. Maybe she was imagining it. Or maybe some stories begin in the quietest ways- in moments so small that no one else would even think to write them down. Except she did. And these are the notes she never meant to write.

This book is what it seems. It has No meaning. No hidden message. No life lesson waiting to change your perspective at 3am. If anything, it might make you question why you're still reading it. It's just random thoughts, weird situations, and the kind of logic people use that should honestly be studied in a lab. Like why do you open the fridge, forget what you wanted, close it, and then suffer in silence like it's a personal failure? Or why do people say "I'm on my way" when they are still in bed watching TikTok? Some of this will make sense. Some of it will feel like it was written by a raccoon with WiFi or maybe it was by the infamous and loved Raccoon himself. If you're expecting something deep, respectfully... wrong book, wrong time. If you're here for something dumb, slightly unhinged, and painfully relatable, welcome. Enjoy... or don't. I'm not your mum.

"She gave everyone her light. Nobody noticed when it started to dim."

When two people from opposing high schools are set up by a mutual friend what might happen? Will the rivalry of their schools tear them apart or bring them closer?

Follow Andrew, a young man born in a stale almost cult-like society where all people have their lives planned out by "Angels". Although Andrew had discovered he was born with a special talent, the ability to control Fire. Using this power he sought to illuminate the truth behind this society, and scorch the ones who took his mother from him.

Wobble Wobble Kokomi follows Jin Hyun-hee, a middle-aged housewife whose daughter Hae-na left behind an overly powerful computer "for Mom." Hyun-hee barely knows how to use it, but after seeing a trot singer advertise a game on TV, she installs it out of curiosity. By accident, she crosses into the game world and begins a quiet, slow life far removed from work and noise.

Advanced Nurturing High School, a place of learning for some. And an escape for those who need it. Suzuki Sora, a boy from a small town, came here in order to have a peaceful life. But will that really happen considering what he will go through? Anyways I didnt make Classroom of the Elite since I'm not that smart. All credit goes to Syougo Kinugasa. Except my OC since I made him.

Razi is a technical writer, too busy for love, Sasha a human resource associate looking for her perfect man, Both tasked with the Sekret project, a tight-knit and classified program prospected to take their company into the standard of the future, can the two come together to get this project off the ground.

Some children are born into families that never wanted them. Jivan's story is one of silent pain. From the age of four, he was ignored, unloved, and treated like a burden in his own home. While he excelled in studies, his family offered only cold silence and harsh words. "Don't raise your voice. Just listen and obey." Bullied at school, starved and locked in dark rooms by his own mother, and emotionally tortured after discovering her long-term affair - Jivan grew up knowing only one truth: He was completely alone. A heartbreaking, raw, and deeply emotional true-story-inspired tale about childhood trauma, family neglect, and the heavy price of being unwanted. This is not a love story. This is a story of survival. [Very Emotional] [Heavy Topics] [Trigger Warning]

YEARS BETWEEN US Written & Illustrated by JA STORIES Anne believed that first love was meant to last forever. What started as a beautiful college romance with Charls slowly turned into years of distance, silence, betrayal, and heartbreak. While Anne stayed loyal, Charls built another life far away, one that shattered everything she thought they were fighting for. From painful goodbyes and unanswered questions to unexpected reunions and emotional scars that refused to fade, Anne finds herself trapped between the memories she cannot forget and the future she's afraid to begin. But when someone new quietly enters her life, Anne is forced to face the hardest truth of all: Sometimes love is not about holding on. Sometimes it's about finally choosing yourself. YEARS BETWEEN US is an emotional story about first love, betrayal, healing, and learning that not every ending is meant to destroy you-some endings teach you how to begin again.

Ankit is a quiet SAP ABAP developer working at LTI in Mumbai. Once cheerful and social during engineering college, he becomes emotionally isolated after his long relationship with Shweta ends. Though they deeply loved each other, their relationship slowly broke under long-distance struggles, emotional exhaustion, and pressure from Shweta's Rajput family, who never accepted Ankit because of his lower caste background. While Ankit is still trying to recover from heartbreak, his life becomes worse when Shweta's younger sister, Rashi, joins the same office. Earlier she affectionately treated Ankit like family, but now she hates him completely because of the negative image Shweta created about him. Rashi believes Ankit was abusive, possessive, controlling and responsible for Shweta's suffering. As Rashi slowly shares these opinions with colleagues, Ankit's image inside office starts deteriorating. His quiet personality begins getting interpreted as suspicious and creepy. People distance themselves from him socially, especially women in the office. Things spiral further after an office party where a drunken Rashi accidentally stumbles into Ankit near the washroom corridor. The misunderstanding turns into a public accusation, leading to a POSH complaint and eventually police involvement. Even though CCTV footage later suggests the incident may have been accidental, the damage to Ankit's reputation is already irreversible. The story explores heartbreak, caste prejudice, office politics, false perceptions, loneliness, and how easily society can turn someone into a villain based only on one side of a story. Will Ankit end up being a Hero or Villain lets find out !