Truestory Stories

|| Featured FREE story with exclusive paid chapters - previously a paid story || When Haley discovers the truth behind Xavier, whose silence holds a deeper meaning, she sets her mind on making his life better one small step at a time. ***** Haley Rosamond is happy with her simple life, content under the wing of her father. Well-protected, she has no idea of the darkness surrounding Xavier Hunt, with his all-black attire and infrequent presence in school-accompanied by his bruises and scars. That is, until Haley catches a glimpse of Xavier's reality and is made to question everything she knows about family and life in general. The truth, she realizes, couldn't be more different from everything she has heard. Supported by her father, Haley sets her mind on helping Xavier any way she can, and what begins with tutoring sessions, free food, and random acts of kindness blooms into friendship and something a little more. But when Haley's admission into her dream college and another tragedy in Xavier's life threaten to undo everything she has worked for, Haley needs to decide if she'll stick by Xavier or simply be another person in his life that disappears. [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]] Cover designed by Holly Thurston

you are the end of me jay ~ Keifer From enemies to lovers Writer :- sectione_fan_girl Same as youtube

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I lost my parents at 12 years old ,how funny life can be , I'm the only child they had ,where will I go now ? maybe I was suppose to be alone in this full world? Life can be unfair sometimes, oh this is my life ,I am black child sharing my own experience about life

"You are not weak. You hid your pain for months to make me smile. Don't be sad. I am with you." Pragyan is a quiet, introspective dreamer who finds solace in the night sky, his heart set on the day joining ISRO. But after a sudden personal tragedy, he is uprooted and thrust into a new coaching centre for his 10th Board exams-a place where he feels more lost than ever. Enter Ahana. Outspoken, brilliant, and driven by the hopes of her family, Ahana dreams of becoming an IAS officer to challenge society. With her sharp wit and infectious energy, she is Pragyan's complete opposite. Yet, when their academic paths cross-over tangled Trigonometry equations and dense History chapters-a friendship begins to blossom, strengthened by shared bicycle rides home and whispered confessions under starlit skies. Pragyan longs to explore the universe; Ahana wants to change the world. Two destinies, never meant to intersect, become unexpectedly intertwined. What starts as an uneasy academic partnership soon transforms into a lifeline for them both-a sanctuary from expectations, grief, and the relentless ticking of time. But their fragile connection is threatened when Ahana's family faces another transfer in just seven months, casting a shadow over their growing bond. As Pragyan grapples with heartbreak, hope, and the uncharted territory of first love, he must learn that sometimes the bravest journeys are not measured in kilometres but in the courage it takes to open his heart. The Physics of Falling is a semi-autobiographical, coming-of-age novel about finding light in the darkest places, the transformative power of friendship, and the ache of loving someone who might not stay. It's a story of quiet resilience, academic rivalry turned camaraderie, and the beauty of connections that change us-no matter how brief their duration.

It was only supposed to be sex. One swipe. One match. One late-night conversation that should've ended where most dating app connections do - temporary, casual, forgettable. But Silas Navarro was impossible to keep at a distance. What begins as a friends-with-benefits arrangement built on sarcasm, attraction, and blurry boundaries slowly turns into something neither of them meant to create. Somewhere between canceled plans, 3 a.m. conversations, petty arguments, comfort food, and flirtation that feels too honest, she realizes she's fallen into the worst possible situation: loving someone who never promised her anything more. Now she's stuck in the in-between - not quite a girlfriend, not quite just a hookup, and not important enough to ask for clarity without risking losing him entirely. While balancing exhausting days as a teacher, nights spent curled up with her huskies Cherry Blossom and Isaac, and a growing ache she can't joke away anymore, she keeps finding herself pulled back to Silas. Even when he disappears. Even when he frustrates her. Even when he makes her feel like she's standing in line behind everyone else in his life. Because when he's good to her, he's impossibly good. Tender. Funny. Unexpectedly thoughtful. Dangerous in the way emotionally unavailable men always are. And the hardest part isn't wondering whether he loves her. It's wondering if she's been settling for third place the entire time.

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Ayesha's life looks ordinary from the outside - marriage, home, routines - but inside it's shaped by love, distance, and quiet grief she doesn't always know how to explain. As she moves through marriage, friendships, family expectations, and repeated loss, she slowly begins to understand the emotional spaces between people who are still together but not always truly connected. It's a story about staying, surviving, and learning what love really feels like when life doesn't go the way you planned.

A stranger with laughter sharp as sunlight. A silence that grew roots. A friendship that didn't ask for romance-until love arrived anyway. Told in lyrical fragments pulled from my real life, this is a true story of how teasing led to trust, how hesitation became love, and how one connection turned into vows. Every stanza carries a heartbeat, a delay, and the kind of warmth that only comes from lived experience. This isn't just poetry-it's memory in motion. I didn't just write this. I lived it.

වෙනස් තමයි ඒත් ඒ වෙනසට මම ගොඩක් ආදරෙයි ෴.

ကိုယ့်ထက် အသက်ငယ်တဲ့ လူတွေကို စိတ်မဝင်စားတဲ့ ကိုယ်ရယ်၊ ကိုယ့်ဘဝထဲကို ဝင်လာတဲ့ ကိုယ့်ထက် (၅) နှစ် ငယ်ရွယ်တဲ့ ကောင်မလေးတစ်ယောက် ...

𝒜 𝓈𝓉𝑜𝓇𝓎 𝒾𝓃 𝓌𝒽𝒾𝒸𝒽... ℐ'𝓂 𝓈𝑜𝓇𝓇𝓎 𝒻𝑜𝓇 𝓌𝒽𝑜𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓇 𝒽𝑜𝓅𝑒𝒹 𝒻𝑜𝓇 𝒽𝒶𝓅𝓅𝒾𝓃𝑒𝓈𝓈

A collection of chilling real-life horror stories shared by different people. Filled with strange encounters, unexplained events, terrifying experiences, and moments that still haunt them to this day.

"Stuck Between The Chords" is a random story I thought of on a random Thursday evening, overthinking about the things I've done in my life and what I haven't all because I had an upcoming exam and I'm stressed asl LOL. This story is based on the so-familiar feeling of wanting to say something to someone but cannot simply because you couldn't-- various circumstances are implemented. The haunting feeling of the unspoken, melancholic words that are stuck between your vocal cords, like a lump in your throat, unable to utter a word. This story is inspired by a website called "The Unsent Project" where you can anonymously post messages you wish you had told them. Feelings that were yet to be delivered. Unsent texts. I've included the story of most of the people that I personally knew, asking them "What was one thing that you wish you had told someone, but were never able to?" The answers definitely made me feel like there's a lump in my throat. It pains me to see and listen to some of these people. I was definitely sad, but some of these made me feel relieved, too. When you read a book, you're experiencing the tons of emotions and spiraling that a character goes through. Even if you may, or may not shed a tear reading some of these, I do hope to the deepest of my heart, that you'd be able to experience at least an ounce of what these people felt, as you turn the pages across their lives.

Lord Jesus said: But the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you. (John 14:26) For I tell you, you will not see me again until you say, 'Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.'" (Matthew 23:39) - - -

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]

Zaina had always lived a quiet life, guided by faith, routine, and the belief that some things were worth waiting for. Orphaned at a young age, she found comfort in the people who became her family and peace in the simple life she built for herself. Love was never something she chased. In fact, she spent most of her life protecting her heart from it. Then he appeared. Calm. Respectful. Seemingly perfect. For the first time, Zaina finds herself questioning feelings she never expected to have. But as her heart begins to drift toward him, small cracks begin to appear beneath the perfection. What starts as a quiet story of first love slowly becomes something far darker. And when the truth finally reveals itself, Zaina must face a question she never imagined: Was her broken heart a tragedy... or the very thing that saved her?

Different urban myths from different countries and regions. Right from Kenya to Nigeria and other urban myths and legends to the best of my knowledge.

You may not know when your body will start to fail you. One day everything is fine then the next, it is not. Sorrow is cloaking your every cell. A forlorn reality has no chance of escaping. Prayer is the only hope you cling to in times of despair. And the reason why you are still fighting is for every individual who has given you the strength to go on. (Update every Sunday.)