When I Look You Glee

An emotional slow-burning love story of Aanya – a girl who secretly loved Aryan for years. When fate brings them under one roof, She finally tells him how she feels... But he doesn't accept it. He hides his pain behind the silence. She hides her pain behind a smile. But destiny had other plans... And it all begins with one unexpected marriage.

An, a young writer with a broken past, moves to a strange city hoping to start over. But life takes an unexpected turn when she runs into Khánh—the man who once left her without a word. Their sudden reunion stirs up memories, questions, and unhealed wounds she thought she had long buried. She, who had stopped writing, begins again. At first, with hesitation. Then with truth. Digging through old letters she never sent, An starts to tell her story—not just on paper, but to herself. A story without names. A story about letting go, not out of forgetting, but out of understanding. Khánh doesn’t ask for forgiveness. He doesn’t explain. But he shows up—with silence, with presence, and one day, with a blank notebook—inviting her to finish the story however she wants. Their meetings aren’t about rekindling love, but about quietly acknowledging the scars they both carry. Between conversations left unfinished and pages slowly filled, they learn: some stories are not meant to return to the past, only to be understood, and then released. This is not a tale of reconciliation. It’s a quiet journey of healing—through words, through silence, and through the kind of love that doesn’t need to stay to be real.

He rushed down the dimly lit hotel corridor, his breath quickening with every step. Sweat dripped from his brow. He pulled off his tie, tearing his shirt open in a frenzy. His steps were getting heavier. He was desperate to reach his room. Finally, he fumbled with the lock, heart racing, only to freeze at the sight before him. A woman in a striking red dress stood inside, a glinting knife in one hand and a wine glass in the other, her eyes fixed on him with a chilling smile. The air crackled with danger, and in that instant, he realized he might not be the one in control after all.

Shu Yao has always loved Bai Qi. Silently. Secretly. With the kind of devotion that doesn’t ask to be returned. But Bai Qi has never looked his way—not like that. His eyes have always been on Shu Yao’s younger sister, Qing Yue. Bright, soft-spoken, radiant in the ways Shu Yao was told boys should never be. So Shu Yao stays quiet. He smiles when he must. He bleeds where no one can see. When a high fever forces him to break his routine and drop his mask, everything begins to shift. Bai Qi offers help—clumsy, well-meaning, but blind to the damage it causes. Shu Yao, too used to locking his doors and swallowing his ache, can’t bring himself to let it in. Not when every kindness feels like pity. Not when his dreams are haunted by things he can’t say aloud.

. Told you, IDIOT

Book 2 of the Rainbow Sisters Series Ophira Laurier is the second-born of the infamous Seven Sisters—a gold-medalist athlete, a quiet protector, and the steady force in a house that never stops moving. She's used to bruises and broken nails, to carrying weight without complaint. But no one warned her that love could ache worse than any sprain. Her secret? Ozaire Elrod. Captain of the boys' team. Sharp, composed, and maddeningly kind. He's the boy she’s been silently rooting for—heart skipping, eyes lingering, always from a distance. The crush she carried like a secret? Turns heavy, sharp-edged. Because she loved him quietly. And he doubted her loudly. Now, Ophira has to face what hurts more: the betrayal of strangers—or the silence of the one boy she never wanted to stop believing in. This isn’t just about a camera. Or revenge. It’s about heartbreak. Power. And a girl choosing herself first.

He watched her for years. He stole her. He claimed her. Now he wants to break her… until she calls it love. Aurora Hale has always been quiet—an invisible girl in a loud world. But when a mysterious box appears on her bed containing her missing underwear and a red silk ribbon, she realizes someone has been watching her. Someone who knows where she lives. What she fears. And exactly when to take her. When Aurora wakes up, she’s no longer in her dorm room. She’s locked inside a cold, elegant mansion… and he’s waiting. Damien Wolfe — rich, brilliant, dangerous, and obsessed. He doesn’t want her love. He wants her obedience. He says she’s his. He says she’ll carry his child. And he says that no matter how much she fights, no matter how much she shivers when he touches her… She’ll never escape. Because love, to him, means owning her. Completely. ⚠️ Content Warning: This story contains scenes of stalking, non-consensual intimacy, psychological manipulation, forced pregnancy, and emotional trauma. It is a work of dark fiction intended for mature audiences (18+). Reader discretion is strongly advised.

You look like a man who doesn’t talk much,” she says. “Only when there’s something worth saying,” he replies.

I See You is a heartwarming tale of love, perception, and the quiet strength of human connection. Set in a peaceful rural village, the story follows Hana, a blind woman who sees the world not with her eyes, but with her heart. Known for her grace, independence, and gentle spirit, Hana's life changes when a stranger named Ethan steps into her shop one rainy afternoon. What begins as a simple exchange grows into a transformative journey for them both. As Ethan learns to see beyond appearances and understand the depth of Hana’s strength and self-sufficiency, he confronts his own insecurities and discovers what it truly means to see someone—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. Their evolving relationship, built on mutual respect and vulnerability, blossoms into a quiet yet profound love story. At its core, I See You is about recognizing the beauty in imperfection, the strength in gentleness, and the clarity found when one sees with the heart rather than the eyes. It reminds us that love is not about rescuing or fixing, but about truly understanding and standing beside someone. Through Hana’s world, the story reveals that sometimes the most meaningful connections are formed in silence, and that love—real, transformative love—often arrives in the most unexpected places.

Deception is not enough to explain this feeling,maybe love is not for me sometimes it's best to let go of everything and move on.

Mira Yoon’s childhood was measured in silences—words trapped in her throat by a stutter that made her the target of bullies. Until a quiet boy with too-long bangs began orchestrating her rescue with soccer ball distractions and Friday strawberry milk cartons left like secrets on her desk. Then one day, he vanished overseas, taking her only solace with him. Twenty years later, Mira has rewritten her story: a confident real estate agent with a wall of conquered words in her apartment. But when assigned to pitch to reclusive investor Jae Park, she walks into a glass-walled office and finds herself pinned under a gaze that feels like coming home.

After being betrayed and emotionally broken by his ex-girlfriend, Jay isolates himself, building emotional walls no one can get through. Quiet and distant, he drifts through school unnoticed—until Xavier transfers in. With a fierce reputation and a soft spot he keeps hidden, Xavier becomes the first person to truly see Jay. As their paths intertwine, Xavier slowly unravels the pain behind Jay’s silence, and what begins as curiosity soon blossoms into healing, trust, and a love neither of them expected.

Ordinary high school student Yuta Sakamoto's life changes when the famous actress Rina Akiyama, known as Kira Nakamura, transfers to his class. While his classmates are unaware of her celebrity status, Yuta recognizes her and navigates their budding friendship, filled with playful banter and comedic moments. As Rina grapples with her dual identity and the pressures of fame, she finds support from her best friend Emi and begins to explore a genuine connection with Yuta. Amid jealousy from their classmates and the challenges of teenage life, their bond deepens, culminating in a heartfelt decision about love and authenticity.

Two girls who love each other, would that be easy?

Everyone thinks they know Sawyer Ryle—the easygoing kid with a crooked smile and too many friends to count. But none of them see the truth. Because Sawyer is a lie. Raised by the Noctis clan, a covert guild of assassins and spies, he was trained to be two things: invisible in the dark, and unforgettable in the light. His laughter is rehearsed. His friendships are calculated. Every secret he keeps is another layer of armor. And it’s all worked—until now. A mission gone wrong exposes more than just his identity. It pulls back the veil on everything he’s worked to protect. The people who trusted him begin to question. The enemies who never knew him begin to close in. And Sawyer is left staring into the mirror, unsure if there’s anything real behind the mask he’s worn for so long. In a world where magic sharpens blades and secrets kill faster than poison, the most dangerous thing Sawyer could become… is himself.

He married someone else the night she lost their baby. Now she’s gone—without a word, without a trace. Damien chose peace over chaos, silence over fire. But when Evelyn disappears after a single goodbye, he realizes too late: She was the only war he ever wanted to fight. Now she's starting over in a town where no one knows her name. But healing doesn't come easy when every memory burns. When fate brings them back together, will ashes still hold the shape of love?

All Kin's Riven inherited was a scale. No sword, no spellbook, no ancient bloodline magic just a tarnished relic from a dead father and a crumbling noble house. In a world where mana defines power and legacy means everything, Kael has neither. Broke, forgotten, and drunk in the ruins of his family’s estate, Kael does the one thing no one else dared: he offers the scale his life. And the scale accepts. Transported back to the night his father died, Kin's awakens in his twelve-year-old body armed with nothing but bitter memories and access to a forbidden Dimensional Marketplace that trades across worlds, timelines, and realities. This time, he won’t beg for power. He’ll buy it. Every spell. Every secret. Every weapon he needs to rewrite history and bankrupt the bastards who took everything from him. In a world built on mana..

Nineteen-year-old Michelle is leaving behind the comfort of her small hometown to start fresh at university. Nervous but hopeful, she arrives at her dorm with no idea what lies ahead—until a simple glance from a stranger across the hall changes everything. Steve, a twenty-year-old sophomore with an easy smile and messy hair, wasn’t looking for anything serious. But when he and Michelle collide—literally—in the dorm kitchen, something clicks. A tea shared on a bench becomes a late-night conversation. A quiet walk across campus turns into a heartbeat-skipping moment. As their connection deepens, so do the questions: Can something so unexpected be real? What happens when the magic of the first weeks fades into routine—or reality? Set in the cozy, chaotic world of university life, The Way You Looked at Me is a tender coming-of-age romance about timing, vulnerability, and the way love sometimes finds you exactly where you weren’t looking.

DRAKE'S POV She blinked pushing me away. "Get away from me Drake you're a monster! He was just inviting me and nothing else. She screamed sobbing profusely. "Who made you my boyfriend huh you're choosing for me and that I deeply hate about people. "I'm sorry Heather I can't think straight when you're around me maybe that's my real nature and it's violence. I admitted hugging her tightly before wiping her tears with the back off my palm. "I'm going to leave if you feel that way about me but I won't stop getting violent if anything happens to you.

The world changed overnight. Magic surged into reality, and with it came a system: everyone now had stats, skills, and a single new currency—Coins. Spend Coins to grow stronger, smarter, faster. But spend too much, and you're left powerless. For ex-pro gamer and notorious cheater Noah, adapting to the system was easy - until he discovers his old cheating habits have followed him into the new world. His unique glitch? Every time he spends Coins to upgrade a stat, instead of losing them, he gains even more. Infinite Coins. Infinite growth. Infinite potential. While others train, grind, and struggle to survive in the new order, Noah levels up by buying a soda. But his ascent doesn't go unnoticed. The system isn’t as stable as it seems—and Noah isn’t the only cheater around. Some bend the rules. Others break them. A few want to rewrite the game entirely. In a world where power is bought, and reality feels like a game, Noah must face enemies, secrets, and other players who refuse to play fair. Because being a cheater? It’s only fun… until someone out-cheats you.

Ammie never cared much for school — until Jayden, a calm and mysterious transfer student, walked into her classroom. As the days pass, their shared glances turn into late-night thoughts, but a quiet rivalry and unspoken feelings keep them apart. Years later, fate brings them face-to-face again — but now, he's a K-pop idol, and she’s the one holding the mic. Can first love ever truly fade?

talks about love,betrayal, deceit and agony bt she shows bravery and comforts in her self and her own small world , giving her self time to heal and move on with her life !!!

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