Letters For Application

What if the universe played a joke on itself… and the punchline was you? Thales awakens with memories he was never supposed to keep—in a world where time is a story, language is a cage, and gods are bound by silence. As a newborn with ancient thoughts, he questions the rules before he can walk, deconstructs fate before he can speak, and seeks The Mystery before he’s ever told the world has meaning. This is not a tale of chosen ones or grand battles. This is the introspection of a child too aware, too early—of a mind that fractures reality just by thinking in it. IOUL is a philosophical epic disguised as a reincarnation tale—an odyssey into myth, memory, and the logic beneath stories themselves.

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[Mature Content] It happened on a drenched, foggy night—just like so many others when Catherine Rosewood visited the grave of her betrothed. Tonight, she came to place letters she knew he would never read again. But who cared? Writing them was her only moment of grief. Yet, on this very night, there was a reply to her letters—and it was all wrong. How could this be? Had he come back to life? Impossible. Such things had never happened before. It was deemed ominous—unless someone was playing a cruel joke on her. But despite her trembling hands, she held the letter and read the words: "I have waited so long for you. At last, I have found you... E." Who could it be? This can’t be real, can it? But the howling of the night—and the fear pounding in her heart—told her that something was very very wrong.

Guns suppress all divine demons and evil spirits, flesh and blood forge the multi-dimensional Great Wall! In the second year of Ming Country, Tianmen City was in need of recovery after the war. Chaos thrived, and evil spirits roamed freely. The children of the poor take charge early, and garrison soldiers need to learn to earn their own money. My name is Wang Yunxiao, an external field agent for the Special Service Bureau, specialized in dealing with various demon and evil spirit emergencies locally. Let me introduce my wife Li Mumu—she is gentle, virtuous, cute, and empathetic, and she is an evil spirit. Who writes a diary in all seriousness! Can what’s written even be considered true inner thoughts? Despicable! (The female protagonist’s solo storyline begins later, starting from chapter 87)

The garden glowed beneath a canopy of fairy lights, alive with music, laughter, and the soft clinking of glasses. Anna stood in the center of it all, heart full, watching Mark with his friends and feeling Claire’s steady hand in hers. It was a night of celebration—of love, new beginnings, and everything finally falling into place. As the evening unfolded in perfect harmony, an unexpected tension sliced through the joy. Lauren, Mark’s ex, appeared at the edge of the crowd. She moved silently through the party, eyes fixed ahead, until she stepped onto the small stage where Anna stood. And then—she swung her fist toward Anna’s face.

In a world riddled with endless greed, pain, and destruction, a once hated king Nai Soari is raised from the dead - a peaceful place that he wishes to return to. His sole task is the killing the Demon who's one step away from annihilating the planet. Gifted with the Blessing of the Sun, Nai is the world's lone savior. Nai - all the whilst regaining his powers that have slowly drained over time - must join forces with a cunning doctor, a mute orphan child, and Luan, a secretive, dangerous, yet charming man who has given naught but his name and age to restore the mortal world to what it once was.

AE never meant to fall for her. At first, his heart belonged to someone else—L, the quiet crush who made loving feel safe because it never had to be real. But then came K: bold, bright, and unexpected. What started as a borrowed pencil and a side hug turned into deep feelings, late-night texts, shared drawings—and, eventually, heartbreak. When AE finally confessed, she told him she had eyes for someone else… but ended up with a guy who was never part of the story until that moment. Left behind, AE starts to question everything: Did he ever matter? Was she laughing with him… or at him? Now, AE writes it all down—the way it began, the way it hurt, and the way it never really ended. But what happens if K reads this story herself? A raw, poetic tale of first love, betrayal, and the memories we wish we could forget.

What if tomorrow could write to you… and what if it begged you not to fall in love? Koyi Ember was just an ordinary 18-year-old until letters started appearing on her windowsill—signed by people she hadn’t met yet, and written from days that hadn’t happened. Each letter reveals fragments of a future she hasn’t lived. A future where love burns, time fractures, and every choice reshapes the story. But when she meets Aren—the mysterious boy tied to the letters—everything begins to spiral. Because his future self is warning her not to love him. Too late. Her heart is already writing its own message. As timelines twist and memory rewrites itself, Koyi must decide: Will she follow the letters… or rewrite fate on her own terms? A hauntingly romantic and deeply emotional journey across time, Letters From Tomorrow is a story about love, loss, and the courage to author your own destiny—no matter what tomorrow says. ---

They were childhood best friends who became each other’s first love. But one night, Adrian disappeared—without a word, without an explanation. All he left behind was a box of letters that Evelyn never received. Seven years later, she is engaged to another man, ready to start a new life. Until Adrian returns. Holding the letters. And with them, the truth she was never meant to know. Evelyn thought she had moved on. She thought she had healed. But when she finally reads the letters, she realizes—his disappearance was never a choice. Someone had kept them apart. Someone had hidden the truth. And now, the past is unraveling, piece by piece. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she begins to wonder… Some secrets were meant to stay buried. And maybe, just maybe—loving him again will cost her everything.

When a lonely university student named Mira Tanaka receives a love letter mysteriously dated twenty-five years in the future, she laughs it off—until everything written in the letter begins to come true. As she continues to receive these letters, she starts making choices that change not only her future but the lives of everyone around her. But the deeper she gets into the mystery, the more she realizes someone is trying to manipulate fate—for a dark purpose.

in the quiet corners of her life, a nameless narrator writes letters no one will ever read-letters to lost lovers, estranged parents, distant friends, a childhood long gone, and even to God. Each chapter reveals a piece of a soul burdened with unsaid truths, unhealed wounds, and moments too fragile to speak aloud. Letters I'll Never Send is a deeply emotional journey through memory, regret, love, and hope. With raw honesty and poetic vulnerability, the narrator confesses everything they never had the courage to say-until now. These aren't just letters; they are emotional time capsules, carrying the weight of what could've been, should've been, and never was. If you've ever rehearsed conversations in your head, written texts you deleted, or imagined what you'd say if you had one more chance-this book is for you.

Seventeen-year-old Yuto Masashi lives in the shadows—haunted by a loveless home, ignored at school, and crushed by silence. Everything changes when he saves Suzume Ruqa, a radiant senior girl, and suddenly, he's visible. With her attention and the unwavering friendship of Takeru Ryota—a sunny, confident soccer star ,the exact opposite of Yuto and Yuma Koki— a quiet and calm kid and a fellow victim who shares Yuto pain, Yuto tastes belonging for the first time. But the spotlight is blinding. As praise replaces sincerity, Yuto begins to lose the very people who pulled him from the dark. Ruqa needs help, Ryota and Koki grows distant, and Yuto—desperate to stay seen—can't see them slipping away. A quiet, tragic coming-of-age about identity, the seduction of validation, and the cost of forgetting who you are to be loved by those who never truly looked.

The tree stood tall in the quiet hills of Beverley , nestled between rolling hills and ancient woods bearing witness to countless seasons and stories of love,loss and longing.For decades,the residents whispered of its magic .Hank Rand ,a reserved literature professor ,stumbles upon an old, unopened letter beneath the tree while walking his dog.Intrigued and moved by the words-a heartfelt poem from a man,Silas to a woman he never stopped loving -June,becomes obsessed with finding the letter's recipient.

Through the Black: In the Shadow of Letters is a journey along the thin line of language, memory and bonds.

"This is what one of the ancient scribes recorded about eight kings who ruled the Land of the Sun, establishing the pillars of their reign with the sword, wisdom, and justice."

Inaya Mehta never meant to send the letter. It was 2:43 a.m., Delhi was too loud, her brain was louder, and the pen pal program was supposed to be a joke. But she doesn't expect anyone to reply when she writes out her aching thoughts and hits send. Until he does. Rabin Takahashi doesn’t believe in connection. Not across borders. Not across language. Not across silence. But something in him shifts when a stranger’s letter finds its way into his inbox from halfway across the world. What begins as a single letter becomes a series of late-night exchanges between two souls who’ve never met but somehow know exactly what the other is afraid to say out loud. She writes in metaphors. He replies in quiet honesty. Between time zones, cultures, and emotional walls, Inaya and Rabin start to unravel each other — piece by guarded piece. But how long can words on a screen hold something real? And when they finally meet, will the truth between them be as beautiful… or as broken as the letters that brought them together?

Synopsis – A Letter Every Rain Every monsoon, a letter appears on the old wooden bench at the corner of Miran Street — unsigned, unstamped, sealed with care. For years, no one has seen who leaves them or who they’re meant for. But when Ayaan, a quiet bookstore owner haunted by past regrets, finds one meant for him, it awakens a mystery he thought was buried in time. Drawn into the rhythm of these yearly letters, Ayaan begins to uncover a story of love lost in silence, promises written in raindrops, and a woman he once knew — or thought he did. As the rains return, so do memories, regrets, and the whisper of something unfinished. Set against the lyrical backdrop of endless grey skies and letters that hold more than just words, A Letter Every Rain is a tender exploration of time, grief, and the messages we leave behind when words are all we have left.

Clara works at her family’s café, living a quiet, predictable life—until Noah arrives every Thursday, always ordering black coffee and sitting by the window. Noah doesn’t speak much, but one day, when Clara’s mother is away, he hands her a sealed letter with her name on it. Through these letters, Noah reveals feelings he can’t say aloud, drawing Clara into a slow-burning, tender connection. As their weekly exchanges grow, Clara must decide if the words on paper can become something real—and if she’s ready to risk the comfort of silence for the uncertainty of love. Coffee and Letters is a heartfelt romance about the power of quiet moments, written confessions, and love found in unexpected places.

A slow burn romance that leaves you wanting for more. They feel it. But can't bring themselves to admit. When they finally do, it's cut short. Why? Guess fate has its own plans...

[UNDERGOING REVISION]Warren, Harriden City's billionaire tycoon, was willing to spend an eternity with his fiancée, Mary—until she left him on the day of their wedding, shattering his heart into pieces. Merry, a Camely small-town girl, comes to the city in search of a brighter future for her family. But when a cryptic letter arrives at her doorstep, her life takes a dramatic turn. While Warren grapples with getting over heartbreak, Merry is presented with a decision that will alter her life. Their worlds are set to collide—but will it heal, or only hurt more?

A story told in poems and love letters—where every word is a secret, every line a temptation. Love begins softly, then devours.

When Yuki Arai returns to her grandmother’s coastal home after years in the city, she finds a box of unsent letters—each one written to the boy who once vanished from her life without a word. Just when she begins to question the past, Ren Hayashi appears at her door with a letter of his own. In a town where time feels frozen and the ocean whispers of what once was, Yuki and Ren must confront the memories, the silence, and the love they left behind. “Letters to the Sea” is a tender, emotional journey of lost chances, quiet hope, and the kind of love that never truly fades.

> “You stay in your faith. I’ll stay in mine. But tell me—what do we do with this love?” Laila is engaged. A quiet Muslim girl who’s only ever tried to obey—her God, her parents, her future. Tracy is a pastor’s daughter, loud with faith and full of dreams—especially the dream of becoming a nun. They were never supposed to meet. And definitely never supposed to fall in love. But in a small town where Christianity and Islam don’t mix—and where being queer is a death sentence—their love story is a secret, a sin, and a slow undoing of everything they’ve ever believed. When Laila walks away for good, Tracy starts writing her letters. Letters she never sends. Letters filled with the kind of love you have to bury. Letters to Laila is a slow-burning, soul-breaking story of two girls caught between faith and feeling, rules and rebellion—and the question of whether loving someone can ever be truly wrong. --- > “This love wasn’t meant to bloom. But neither were we.”