histórias de Respect

Two years ago, a single decision changed the fate of two people. A marriage happened in secrecy. Adhikrit Ranawat, King of Rajghar, a man bound by legacy and unbreakable limits, made a choice that flipped everything, his fate and her life. He chose Siya, held her hand quietly, pulled her out of a world that had never truly existed for others, and brought her into his. Siya Ranawat became his wife, only on paper. A queen by title. The world knew she was his. But she stood at a distance from everything that should have been hers. She held his hand, even if it meant being his wife only in name. She accepted her new life with quiet strength, respected by the family, adored by the elders, embraced by his world. The reason for their marriage is that no one knows, except them. But while she stood beside him, she was still surrounded by a past no one knew. Shadows that followed her into the palace. Secrets that never asked for permission before threatening to resurface. Adhikrit stood by her side, but did he ever truly accept her as his wife? He is ready to protect her. To destroy anyone who dares to touch what is his, but what happens when the threat is not outside the palace walls, but buried in the past of the woman he married? Siya carries secrets, deep scars which are never visible. But why did she agree to the marriage so quickly? why does she accept the distance between them without complaint? She tells herself peace is enough, but is it? Adhikrit tells himself distance is protection, but protection from what? He doesn't even know it. But there's always a question that refuses to fade, Is he keeping her safe... or keeping himself away? He built his kingdom on legacy and power, where love is considered the most dangerous weakness of all. A king cannot afford vulnerability, then Why did he choose Siya when no one stood for her? Was it duty? Or did he marry her because losing her was never an option?

*The "The Adopted Prince" sequel* Clancy Megan finally won. His demon is gone! But now he's lost. And so are his friends, Reckless (Reck), Sprout, and Roll. He has to find them and go back home. But where home is there physically, the people who did so much for him are not. *Includes POV's from Reck, Sprout, and Roll*

A love that blooms even beyond the horizon

This is the love story of an Armed Forces couple who met at their roka for the first time after they had received the news of their marriage. Though their hearts belonged to each other still they dropped their feelings and got ready for whatever their families presented for their future. The guy fell for her while she was still trying to get rid of her scars. As they continued communicating with each other, things started going better. But their happiness was short lived when she was called over for an urgent combat mission just 2 days prior to her engagement....................... But there was a shock for her as she got the details of the combat operation she had to lead............ Panic started kicking in her nerves as she read through the details but then she didn't falter....... she couldn't........... and she knew this.......... Because before being anything else she was a military person who prioritized her uniform and her duty before everything else she had............before everything she was.............. She owed everything she had; her success, her fame, her mental peace and everything else to the Armed Forces....... Because it were the Armed Forces who helped her rebuild herself when she was broken by the world, by her most trusted ones, by her very own people....... "No, no no,this can't happen.......No way......... " "But it has happened Major....... Don't let your emotions take over you........ Fight through them and win against them and do your duty....... You have to Major....... We don't have anyone else who has a better experience on it..... or should I say better than you........ Be a military woman Major Shergill........." "Sure ma'am. I will not disappoint you....... Jai Hind... " And now Major Shergill was all set to remind the enemy with whom they had messed........... Catchup what freaked the stone-hearted major and her love story.................

𝐎𝐡, 𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐭, I'll help you see If you help me be. There's a darkness In the coldest freedom. I know a lot; I know not how I could live without You on my mind. ←

"She built empires. He built walls. But in the silence between them, something softer began." Jhanvi Oberoi built her life with sharp ambition and harder choices. As the youngest CEO in the city, she doesn't have time for love-or the mess it brings. When a business deal demands a marriage, she agrees. Practical. Distant. Temporary. Yash Singhania-quiet, steady, unreadable. He says yes with no conditions. No demands. Just quiet loyalty and the kind of patience she doesn't understand. She's a powerful CEO. He's quiet, unreadable, and unexpectedly kind. Their marriage is just a deal-no love, no expectations. But what begins as convenience slowly turns into something else... Because while she's forgotten the boy he used to be- he's never stopped loving the girl who left without a goodbye.

"VOH BACCHI HAIN MAIN USHE SHAADI KSE KR SAKTA HU YR TU HI BAATA PAGAL HOGYE HAIN SAAB YAHA USH BACHI KI ZINDAGI BARBAAD KR RHE HAI !!" "Thande dimag se soch or agr tu inkar krdega toh voh ush bachi ki shaadi kisi buddhe se kara denge ya fir ushe maar denge tujhe toh pata ksi soch hain yaha ke logo ki upar se tu ese mandap chor kr aaya hain pata nhi kya kya bol rhe honge uske baare mai sabh vaha" "Atleast tu ushe shaadi krega toh voh safe rahegi vrna baki kisi or ke baare mai nhi keh sakta darinde bare hain saale insaan ke besh main saab". ________________________________________________________________ The sharp sound of a slap echoed through the walls. Within seconds nandini and aman rushed inside to see aradhya in the ground crying holding her cheeks and vinod all red with anger. "PADHAI KRNA HAI DEKH RHI HO AMAN KI MA TUMHRI BETI KO SCHOOL JANA HAIN ISHKI HIMAT KSE HUI MERE SAMNE PADHAI KA NAAM LENE KI" _______________________________________ ___________________ "Kya mai school jaongi sachii!"she squealed with happiness hugging shashank "aap bahut acche hain" he looked at her smiling and jumping around him like a rabbit, a chuckled left his mouth "toh fir shopping pr chle ki aap bs aase hi yaha jump krti rehengi or school hum na voh apki snowy ko bhej denge" he teasing her pinching her nose . She glared at him and said "yaad hain apne mujhe kick mrna shikhya tha". "Ha toh ushka kya" he asked in confusion. "Aap pr try krdungi agr apne mujhe tang kiya toh" she replied, he gulped looking at her in horror as she showed him sticking her tongue out and ran, he ran after her to catch her "accha bacchu tum ruko bs". _____________________________________________________________

In a world that moves faster every day, patience has become a rare thing. What seems like a simple moment-standing in line at a convenience store-can reveal a lot about human behavior. This piece reflects on an everyday encounter inside a 7-Eleven where a quiet conversation between two strangers is interrupted by the pressure of someone who cannot wait their turn. What begins as a normal interaction quickly becomes a lesson in personal space, respect, and restraint. The moment holds tension: irritation builds, frustration rises, and the instinct to react grows stronger. Yet instead of choosing conflict, the narrator chooses calm. In that calmness lies a deeper message about dignity and self-control. This story explores how the smallest situations in life often reveal the biggest truths about people. Some rush through life without awareness of the space others occupy. Others choose to pause, observe, and protect their peace rather than escalate a moment into unnecessary conflict. It becomes a quiet reminder that not every battle needs to be fought with anger. Sometimes strength is found in patience and the ability to stand your ground without losing yourself. Through observation and reflection, the narrator transforms a simple experience into something larger-a reflection on how modern life pushes people into impatience and how easily respect for others can disappear in crowded, everyday spaces. Yet within that same space there is also the opportunity to choose another path: calm over chaos, awareness over aggression, and presence over rushing. In the end, the moment is not really about a line at a convenience store at all. It is about how people treat one another in small moments that most would overlook. It is about the silent power of choosing peace when irritation would be easier. And it is about remembering something simple that many have forgotten: Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do in a fast world is simply wait your turn.

A multicouples story with lots of fun and family drama A story which will lead you to experience all the emotions Zultan × zimal " ᶻᵘˡᵗᵃⁿ ᵏᵒ ᵃᵃʲ ᵗᵃᵏ ᵏᵒⁱ ᵏᵃᵇᵘ ⁿᵃʰⁱ ᵏᵃʳᵖᵃʸᵃ ᵖʰⁱʳ ᵗᵘᵐ ᵃᵃʸⁱ ᵐᵃˡᵐᵃˡ" -- zultan mirza Fazil × Ismaat "ᶠᵃᶻⁱˡ ᵏⁱ ᵏⁱˢᵐᵃᵃᵗ ᵐᵉ ʰᵃⁱ ⁱˢᵐᵃᵃᵗ " -- Faazil mirza Mohid × zarmish "ᵃᵃᵖᵏᵒ ᵠᵘᵇᵒᵒˡ ᵏᵃʳⁿᵃ ʰᵘᵐᵃʳⁱ ᵏʰᵘˢʰ ᵏⁱˢᵐᵃᵗⁱ ʰᵃⁱ ᶻᵃʳʳ" -- Mohid mirza Give this book a chance to experience a lot of fun and happiness © All rights reserved

ᴰⁱˢᵗᵃⁿᶜᵉ ᵍⁱᵛᵉ ᵘˢ ᵃ ʳᵉᵃˢᵒⁿ ᵗᵒ ˡᵒᵛᵉ ʰᵃʳᵈᵉʳ ─── ･ ｡ﾟ☆: *.☽ .* :☆ﾟ. ─── 𝐼'𝓁𝓁 𝓌𝒶𝒾𝓉". ♡︎ 𝗦𝗵𝘂𝗯𝗵 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗱: An brilliant Army officer expreses a unique blend of traite.An ambivert making him a beloved friend.His outgoing nature drew people to him. His personality, responsible and Caring side earned everyone respect. He is a perfect man every girl wants. ✶ . . . . . • ☆ • . . . . . ✶ 𝗔𝗮𝗿𝗼𝗵𝗶 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗮: A excellent arcthitecture. Her playful and extrovert nature drew people to her but beneath the surface,a sensitive soul beats. Always want everything to be perfect. She needs someone who can understand her care for her. She need her love to be like fairytale. ✶ . . . . . • ☆ • . . . . . ✶ ----------------------- " She is so beautiful her dark hair, whiskey eyes her smile.she is so perfect,she is the best think I have even waited for. He smiled Fully lost in her thoughts. So this is love? He questioned himself Did you said something Captain. She asked him Ye--Nooo! nothing we should go now it's getting late . He replied in precocity. I love it when he smile ,its cute . She giggled in her own thoughts. So this is love ?? She questioned herself ♡︎

« Hors-jeu », c'est une histoire d'amour très classique mais nécessaire ! Nécessaire parce qu'elle met en scène l'histoire de Tom et de Lucas. Nécessaire parce qu'en 2026, quoi qu'on en dise et même s'il y a des avancées, l'homosexualité - et plus globalement la question de l'orientation sexuelle - reste un sujet sensible. L'intrigue s'inscrit dans le milieu du sport, et plus particulièrement dans celui du football, parce que ça touche davantage les jeunes mais aussi parce que je suis convaincu que certains stéréotypes, dont nous sommes toutes et tous imprégné(e)s, sont enracinés dès l'enfance par différents canaux, dont le sport. « Arrête de jouer comme une tapette. » « C'est un sport d'hommes ici. » « Faut pas être une fiotte pour tacler. » « Si t'as peur du contact, va faire du patinage artistique. » « Il court comme une fille. » « Ça joue trop propre, on dirait des gays. » Ce sont quelques phrases qui m'ont été rapportées par des ados et que de jeunes sportifs peuvent donc parfois entendre dès leur plus jeune âge. Elles sont socialement admises, que ce soit ou bord du terrain ou dans la vie quotidienne. Vous aussi, vous les avez peut-être déjà entendues. Peut-être même prononcées. Cela ne veut pas dire que les personnes qui tiennent ces propos sont nécessairement homophobes mais ça contribue à structurer une vision de l'homosexualité qui serait synonyme de faiblesse ou, pire encore, qui serait une menace pour l'ordre social. Le sport, les associations de tous bords et l'école devraient promouvoir davantage l'altérité sans verser dans un quelconque militantisme, cela va de soi. Cette lecture, je l'ai écrite dans le but de l'utiliser en classe et elle suscite toujours de nombreuses réactions. J'épingle ici un commentaire intéressant d'un élève : « En fait, si je relis l'histoire en imaginant que c'est un homme et une femme, ça ne change rien aux sentiments qui sont exprimés. »

Some connections are not built through conversations. Some names are never known. Yet somehow, they leave behind a quiet kind of peace. "Jinhe Main Captain Sahab Kehti Hoon" is a collection of poems born from such moments a passing army truck on an ordinary road, a silent prayer whispered to Mahadev, a sudden calm that arrives without explanation. These poems are not about meeting someone. They are about respecting a presence from afar - someone who may never know he was ever written about. Somewhere out there, perhaps under a different sky, someone stands in olive green. And somewhere else, a girl writes poems for the one she simply calls - Captain Sahab 🧿 🪖

This is an arrange marriage story of our Anubhav and Haseena. Peep inside to know more

King and Queen Pin of streets this was all that Zac and Fatima ever knew. One was born into this life while the other had no choice in order to survive. Two different worlds finally collide and they will do anything to stay on top. They have it all but when you're at the top you will always have enemies trying to take you out. Zac and Fatima have to stick together and trust no one or the empire they built will fall.

Iman & Ishq is a story of hearts weighed down by silence and secrets, of souls navigating a world where faith and desire pull in opposite directions. Sikandar Khan is a man the world watches closely, a respected politician, sharp with his mind and steady with his principles. Power never changed him, but love. Love was something he never saw coming. Inara Shah is a doctor whose life revolves around healing. Gentle, calm, and guided by faith, she carries a heart that believes goodness can soften even the hardest storms. When their paths cross, it isn't dramatic - it's destiny. A quiet meeting that turns into affection, and affection that deepens into a love so pure that they choose the only path their hearts are at peace with: the halal one. Together, they prove that love doesn't have to be loud to be beautiful. Their marriage becomes a standard, a blend of respect, calmness, faith, and the kind of partnership that inspires everyone who witnesses it. "Iman & Ishq" is a story of two people who fall in love, honour it, and elevate it. A reminder that when love is tied to faith, it becomes something sacred.

This is the story of four brothers. Bound not just by blood, but by an unbreakable bond that began in childhood-one of sacrifice, loyalty, and unconditional love. The heart of this tale, Agastya, the eldest. For his three younger brothers, he's more than just a brother-he's their protector, their guide, above all a father. His words are never questioned; his decisions, their command. They grew up believing nothing could come between them. But life changes when love enters in the picture. Their world begins to shift. Will their partner embrace the sacred bond these brothers share? Or will love test their loyalty, turning them against the very family that made them who they are? A saga of love, loyalty, and the price of growing up-where brotherhood will be tested like never before.

You are not defined by how others treat you. You are not measured by the noise of the world. You are the keeper of your own worth. When you choose to honor your voice, your time, your body, and your heart, you remind yourself: I am enough. Self-respect is not something to be earned-it is something to be remembered. Self-respect is not a destination, but a companion on your journey through life. Some days it will feel effortless; other days, it will require conscious effort and courage. But every time you honor your worth-through your thoughts, choices, and actions-you are building a life of dignity, strength, and fulfillment. Respect yourself, always. For when you do, the world learns how to respect you too.

Their story begins on a bus-a seemingly ordinary moment that changes everything. When some boys try to harass Saisha, Avyansh steps in, silently protecting her. He doesn't speak much, but his presence is enough to make the situation shift. A man who doesn't believe in interference, yet for her, he does. But what happens when, later that day,After a year Saisha finds him in her home-standing beside her father, introduced as the son of her father's long-lost best friend? She sees him again. And this time, she knows this isn't just a coincidence. This is fate.

In a quiet space between waking and dreaming, the narrator builds an unconscious world where love is effortless and belonging is certain. In this inner landscape, friendships are deep, attention is mutual, and the self is valued without conditions. It is a place where being seen is natural, not requested. In real life, however, connections begin sweetly and warmly, only to slowly change into something distant and confusing. The same people who once offered care and closeness grow inconsistent, leaving the narrator struggling to understand what shifted and why. Affection fades without explanation, and the realization emerges that, in the lives of others, the narrator exists only at the margins present, but never central. As the boundary between imagination and reality blurs, the novel explores the ache of unreturned emotional investment, the refuge of self-created worlds, and the quiet pain of being a side artist in someone else's story. It is a tender meditation on self-love, loneliness, and the human desire to be chosen, not only in dreams, but in life itself. All characters in this novel, are fictional and exist solely within the world of the narrative.

Young pianists Eamon Yin and Elowen Yue tie for first place on their first season of the State Eisteddfod, where a fierce rivalry begins - a competition neither wants to lose. But their teachers have other plans : pair them for a duet in the upcoming duet Eisteddfod, with a trip to Paris on the line. Forced to share a piano bench, they clash over every note. Between arguments and constant fights, they are forced to adapt the skill on practicing together and harmonising between the keys and also themselves as a duet. Will they be able to stand under the Paris city lights seeing each other differently?