Domestic Stories

Love, Written Later "Some people meet the love of their life before marriage. Some only meet them after saying 'I do.' " When Hana Siddiqui discovers she's pregnant, it should have been the happiest day of her life. Instead, it arrives at the worst possible moment. After two years of marriage, she and her husband, Ayaan Mirza, have become strangers sharing the same home. There was never betrayal, never abuse and never a single moment that shattered their relationship. Just two good people who slowly disappeared into demanding careers, unspoken expectations and the quiet silence that settled between them. Now, with a baby on the way they're forced to ask the question they've spent months avoiding: Is their marriage worth saving? Ayaan believes a child deserves a home with both parents under one roof. Hana believes a child deserves parents who truly love each other. Unable to agree, they make one final promise. They will spend the pregnancy giving their marriage one last chance. As they slowly learn to become friends again, forgotten memories begin resurfacing. Through the story of how two broken hearts agreed to an arranged marriage, how they tried to build a life together, and how they quietly lost each other along the way, they begin discovering something neither of them expected. Maybe love was never missing. Maybe it was simply late. A tender, slow-burn romance about arranged marriage, second chances, healing, family and the beautiful truth that some love stories don't begin before the wedding. Sometimes, they're written afterwards.

Nani had managed to survive three years at his marketing job without anyone catching on to his small, harmless lie... That he was married, and that his imaginary three-year-old was the reason he occasionally left work early.

When all eligible wizards and witches are forced into marry in order to increase the population after the war, neither of them thought they'd ever have a chance at happiness again. Especially not with each other. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN HARRY POTTER.

Tim and Lucy aren't sure what they're looking for when they walk into the shelter, never expecting how quickly one special dog might change everything.

Born from tragedy and raised beneath Whitebeard's flag, Siren has spent her entire life surviving things that should have destroyed her. The sea knows her name. Nature answers her call. And the mysterious powers of the Life-Life Fruit make her something the world has never quite understood. Yet for all the wonders surrounding her, Siren's greatest journey is not one of power-but of love, family, and belonging. Alongside Marco, Ace, and eventually a boy named Luffy who changes everything, she builds a life worth protecting in a world that never stops demanding sacrifice. From the decks of the Moby Dick to the aftermath of Marineford and beyond, this is the story of a woman learning that surviving is not the same as living-and that sometimes the greatest treasure is the family you choose for yourself. Marco x OC Ace x OC Luffy x OC

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"Man's best friend". "The one you least suspect". Picture this; Two extraterrestrial operatives. One black, one white. One curly, one silky. One diligent, one... well -- not as diligent. Nevertheless, both have been paired together, and assigned to a Low-Priority Celesphere by the name of Earth. Their objective is loud and clear: 1.) Blend in among the dominant inhabitants without raising suspicion. 2.) Gather valuable intel on said inhabitants' strengths and weaknesses. 3.) Exploit those weaknesses and usurp the planet as their own territory. Like a wolf in sheep's clothing; And all in the name of the ever-expanding Cana'Nin Empire. Rest assured, these pitiful Earthlings won't know what hit them. That is, if Ms. Adrieau's two "pets" ever get around to it. Though to cut 'em some slack, planetary conquest is no simple feat. Especially when there're squirrels to investigate, mail carriers to monitor, and belly rubs to be had.

Naina had a plan. Finish university. Find a job before her student visa ran out. Stay in London. Build a career. Become independent. Sensible. Efficient. Entirely manageable. There were, unfortunately, several variables she hadn't considered. Work, for one. Friends. Family. Money. Ambition. The small problem of becoming an adult without receiving any useful instructions about how to do it. And then there was Neal. Neal was not on the list. This is Naina's story about what happened when life stopped following the plan.

Half-elven Lidea and a-little-of-everything Sunny can do magic (in fact are officially some of the best at it), and it pays pretty okay. Enough to make it worth it to travel around between worlds, taking odd jobs and contracts from their respective guilds. They've been best friends for a decade, passing in and out of each other's day-to-day lives depending on the job. But, as they get older, one of them is starting to look for something more. An episodic romantic adventure of self-contained shorts.

Kavi is nineteen and newly alone in the quiet house he just bought. When the woman next door-recently separated, tired, and carrying more than she admits-asks for a place to stay, he says yes. What begins as a temporary arrangement of shelter and housework slowly turns into something neither of them planned. Desire, secrets, and the weight of the past press against the thin walls between them. In a lane where everyone watches and no one speaks openly, two people learn how easily a simple kindness can become irreversible.

Confined within the towering, sun-baked sandstone walls of the ancestral Rawat haveli in Jaipur, twenty-two-year-old Samadrita lives a life of contradictory luxury. She has freedom,yet it is strictly rationed. She has never stepped outside alone, never breathed the dust of a co-ed classroom even during her graduation. The only true breath of life that enters her world in whispers and promises from Ranvijay, a secret love who makes her risk everything just to feel alive. But when the ruthless, powerful Hardik Singh Shekhawat sets his sights on her, Samadrita's carefully guarded world shatters. Obsessed and bound by terrifying ambition, Hardik enters her life like a desert storm, rewriting her destiny overnight. Will love find a way out of the labyrinth, will the ruthless conquer all, or is Samadrita destined to become just another ghost haunting a cage of gold?

A script-style classic avengers tower sitcom! Includes the main six and many guest appearances. Any recommendations are welcome!!

Season 15 Episode 20 never happened. This is what came next. By early 2021, the war for the universe is finally over. Chuck is gone, and Heaven has been rebuilt under Jack's quiet watch. The endless cycle of apocalypses has finally fallen silent, leaving the Winchesters with something they have rarely known: a world that is no longer ending. But peace doesn't mean healing. Deep in the bunker, Dean Winchester has stopped hunting and sleeping and slowly begun disappearing into the silence left behind after Castiel's sacrifice. Sam watches it happen and realizes too late that grief can hollow a person out just as surely as any monster. One quiet prayer reaches farther than he ever expected. When Jack makes a choice that bends the balance of creation itself, Castiel returns from the Empty and the story begins again. Season 16 follows what comes after the ending that never should have been. Hunts return to the road, old wounds refuse to stay buried, and the bunker slowly fills again with something it almost lost: family. For Dean and Cas, it is also the season where silence finally breaks, where the words once left unsaid finally find their way home, and where love becomes something neither of them has to hide. Supernatural belongs to its creators. Original characters and original story elements belong to me.

This book is a collection of one-shots centered around the domestic life of Shubman, Ishan, and their adorable son, Shaan. Experience their everyday moments filled with love, laughter, and cherished family memories. It's a family-themed collection, so if you love family-themed tales, do give this a try. Please note, these are fictional stories and do not reflect the real lives of the characters.

Can you fall in love with the same person twice? They built a home together. Somewhere along the way, they forgot how to live in it.

Fluffy and sweet stories about Jimin and Jungkook. One-shots and short stories. If you like a domestic, easygoing vibe with a little angst and way too much love, this is for you!

Kim Mansion was always loud. Three brothers, lifelong friends, unexpected guests, and enough chaos to fill an entire city. But beneath the laughter, hidden feelings, old promises, and family expectations slowly begin to change everyone's lives. Through years of love, heartbreak, and unforgettable memories, one thing remains constant- No matter where they go, home will always find its way back to them.

Every family faces impossible choices. In the Halstead House, no topic is off limits. From discipline and safety to school, friendships, faith, and growing up, Jay and Hailey tackle the parenting debates every family eventually faces. Some decisions they'll agree on. Others they'll debate. And after every story, one question remains... What would you do? Welcome to the Halstead House-where every moment is another chance to learn, love, and grow together.

this story is a continuation to my previous story, The Lady In My Life. please read that story before reading this one!❤️ By Christmas 1993, y/n and Michael have finally built the life they once thought they'd lost forever. A home filled with love, two children, and a peace they fought too hard to let go of. So when Michael gives her one last gift on Christmas night and asks her to marry him, saying yes is the easiest thing she's ever done. But forever is more complicated than a ring and a promise. From the Dangerous era to 2008, A Thousand Tomorrows follows y/n and Michael through engagement, marriage, parenthood, and the years that come after finally finding their way back to each other, proving that loving someone enough to come home to them is one thing, but building a lifetime with them is something else entirely.