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A Timeless Connection

45 readers | 4 mins

The sun had just begun to set, casting a warm orange glow over the peaceful little town nestled by the sea. Lily stood at the edge of the old wooden pier, her hair dancing in the breeze. The sound of waves lapping gently against the rocks echoed in the stillness. She had always come here when she needed to think, to feel close to her memories. Today, however, was different. Lily wasn’t just escaping her everyday routine. She was drawn here, as if by some invisible force, something tugging at her heart that she couldn’t quite explain. She clutched the small, worn-out notebook she always carried with her, filled with sketches, thoughts, and fragments of stories never finished. It was her safe haven, a place where she could let her mind wander. She was so lost in thought that she didn’t notice the figure approaching from behind. “Hey, you dropped this.” A deep voice interrupted the solitude. Lily turned and saw a man holding up a delicate silver pendant. Her pendant. She must have dropped it when she pulled out the notebook. She smiled politely, reaching out to take it from him. But the moment her hand touched his, something strange happened. A jolt of electricity shot through her, not the kind that comes with physical contact, but something deeper, something she felt in her soul. “Thank you,” she said, her voice catching in her throat. The man was about her age, with dark, tousled hair and eyes that seemed to hold a thousand stories. He smiled warmly, his gaze lingering on her for a moment longer than necessary. “I’ve seen you here before,” he said, tucking his hands into his pockets. “You always come around sunset, don’t you?” Lily was surprised. She didn’t think anyone had noticed her routine. “Yeah,” she admitted, “it’s peaceful here. Helps me think.” “Same for me,” he replied, stepping up to stand beside her. “I come here to clear my head too. I’m Ethan, by the way.” “Lily,” she said, offering a shy smile. For a while, they stood in comfortable silence, watching the sun sink below the horizon, painting the sky in hues of pink and purple. It felt as if the world had slowed down, leaving just the two of them in this perfect moment. “So,” Ethan said, breaking the quiet, “what’s in the notebook?” Lily hesitated. “It’s nothing, really. Just… thoughts. Stories I start but never finish.” Ethan’s eyes sparkled with interest. “May I see?” She handed it over, her heart pounding. She had never shown anyone her writing before, but something about Ethan made her feel like it was okay, like he would understand. He flipped through the pages, his expression softening with every line he read. “These are beautiful,” he said quietly. “Why don’t you finish them?” Lily shrugged. “I guess I never felt like they were worth finishing.” Ethan closed the notebook and handed it back to her, his eyes locking onto hers. “They are. You just need to believe in them. In yourself.” In that moment, standing on the pier with Ethan by her side, Lily felt something shift inside her. Maybe it wasn’t just the stories she needed to believe in. Maybe it was this—this connection, this feeling of finding someone who understood her without needing to say much at all. As the stars began to twinkle above, Lily realized she wasn’t alone anymore. And for the first time in a long while, she felt ready to finish her story.


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Love on the California Coast - 02

27 readers | 3 mins

Day 3: Monterey Monterey was the next stop, and by now, Henry and Amelia were inseparable. The foggy morning greeted them as the bus rolled into the charming coastal town. They had two full days left on the trip, and Amelia was determined to make every moment count. "Let's go to the aquarium," she suggested, her excitement contagious. Henry, who had never been, agreed without hesitation. The aquarium was like another world, filled with vibrant sea creatures and mesmerizing tanks that seemed to stretch on forever. They spent hours wandering through the exhibits, Amelia sketching furiously while Henry marveled at the marine life. Afterward, they walked along Cannery Row, sharing fish tacos from a local food truck. Amelia spoke passionately about her dreams of opening her own art gallery someday, and Henry found himself wanting to be a part of that dream. "You know," Henry said quietly as they walked along the rocky shore, "this trip has been... more than I expected." Amelia glanced at him, her eyes softening. "Me too, Henry." The weight of the unspoken feelings between them hung in the air. But neither of them pushed for more; there was something beautiful in the slow unraveling of whatever was happening between them. That night, they sat together on the bus, shoulder to shoulder, watching the stars through the window as the bus continued its journey. Day 4: San Francisco By the time they arrived in San Francisco, the city was buzzing with its usual energy. The towering buildings, the cable cars, the fog rolling in from the bay—it was a world away from the quiet coastal towns they'd visited. Henry and Amelia spent their last day together exploring the city. They rode the iconic cable cars, visited Fisherman's Wharf, and walked across the Golden Gate Bridge, the city sprawling beneath them. As they stood on the bridge, Amelia turned to Henry, her expression a mix of joy and sadness. "This trip has been amazing, hasn’t it?" "Yeah," Henry agreed, his heart heavy. "It really has." Neither of them wanted the journey to end. The four days had flown by, but in that short time, Henry had found something he hadn’t expected—love. But as with all journeys, this one was coming to a close. Amelia had her life, her art, and Henry had his quiet world back home. "I guess this is where we say goodbye," Amelia said softly as the bus prepared to make its final stop. Henry looked at her, not wanting to let go. "I don’t want to say goodbye." Amelia smiled, her eyes full of unspoken promise. "Maybe it’s not goodbye. Maybe it’s just the start of something new." As they hugged one last time, Henry knew that whatever happened next, these four days on the road had changed him forever. Maybe he’d see Amelia again, or maybe they would always remember each other as a fleeting, beautiful memory. Either way, their journey had left a mark—one that would last long after the bus ride ended. And as the bus pulled away, Henry watched Amelia disappear into the bustling city, knowing that some connections, no matter how brief, are truly endless.


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Endless Love for You

145 readers | 6 mins

Henry had always been the quiet type, someone who preferred the company of books over bustling social scenes. He lived in a small town nestled between rolling hills and a sparkling river, content in his peaceful world. That was until he met Amelia. It was a chance encounter, the kind that fate seems to orchestrate with effortless grace. One summer afternoon, while Henry was reading by the riverside, a soft voice broke his concentration. “Do you mind if I sit here?” Amelia asked with a gentle smile. She had a warmth that seemed to make the world glow around her. He nodded, unable to find the words at first. Her presence was like a breeze on a warm day—refreshing, comforting, but with the potential to stir something deep within. Amelia had just moved to town. She was an artist, a free spirit with a heart full of curiosity. She spent her days painting, capturing the beauty of the world in vibrant strokes, and her nights dreaming of far-off places she hadn’t yet explored. There was something about her that drew Henry in, like the pull of gravity. He found himself spending more and more time by the river, hoping to see her again. Days turned into weeks, and their meetings became more frequent. They’d talk about everything—her paintings, his favorite novels, the future, and the beauty of the sunset. Henry felt like he was seeing the world for the first time through her eyes. Amelia, too, found herself captivated by Henry’s quiet intelligence and kind heart. His shyness was endearing, and his thoughtful nature made her feel safe in a way she hadn’t known before. One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon and painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, Henry mustered the courage to tell Amelia how he felt. “Amelia, I… I think I’m falling in love with you,” he confessed, his voice trembling with vulnerability. Amelia turned to him, her eyes shining with tears, but her smile was radiant. “Henry, I’ve felt the same for so long. I just didn’t know how to say it.” From that moment, they were inseparable. Their love grew like a wildflower, untamed and beautiful. They spent hours by the river, under the same old tree where they first met, dreaming of a future together. Their love was simple yet profound—fueled by shared moments, laughter, and the deep understanding that they were meant for each other. But life, as it often does, presented challenges. Amelia received an offer to exhibit her paintings in a renowned gallery across the country. It was the opportunity of a lifetime, one she had always dreamed of. Yet, accepting it meant leaving the small town, and more importantly, leaving Henry behind. Torn between her dreams and her love, Amelia struggled with the decision. “I don’t want to leave you,” she whispered one evening, her head resting on Henry’s shoulder. Henry, ever the supportive soul, gently stroked her hair. “Amelia, I love you more than words can say. But you have to chase your dreams. I’ll always be here, waiting for you.” And so, with a heavy heart, Amelia left for the city. They promised each other that their love would withstand the distance. Henry wrote her letters every week, pouring his heart into every word. Amelia responded with sketches and paintings, each one more beautiful than the last, inspired by their love. Months passed, and though they were apart, their connection remained strong. Every letter, every call, reminded them that their love was enduring, resilient—endless. Henry visited her whenever he could, and each reunion felt like a homecoming, a reminder of the bond they shared. One day, after a particularly successful exhibition, Amelia returned to the small town unannounced. She found Henry in their usual spot by the river, his nose buried in a book. When he looked up and saw her, his face lit up in a way that made her heart skip a beat. “I couldn’t do it without you,” she said, tears in her eyes as she ran into his arms. “I realized that no matter how far I go, or what I achieve, my heart will always be with you.” Henry smiled, holding her close. “I told you, Amelia. My love for you is endless.” From that day forward, they never let go of each other again. They built a life together in the small town, a life filled with love, art, and stories. Their love wasn’t perfect, but it was real, unwavering, and boundless—an endless love for each other. And as the years passed, their love continued to grow, a testament to the strength of two hearts intertwined, forever.


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Love on the California Coast - 01

85 readers | 5 mins

It was a hot afternoon in July when Henry boarded the bus bound for Los Angeles. The California sun was blazing, and the heat seemed to cling to everything in sight. The plan was simple: a four-day journey up and down the coast of California, starting from San Diego, with stops at different cities. Henry wasn’t much of a traveler, but he needed a break from his routine life. With a backpack filled with books, snacks, and a few clothes, he settled into his seat near the window, hoping to lose himself in the passing landscapes. As the bus rumbled to life and rolled out of the station, Henry pulled out a novel, ready to immerse himself in another world. But just as he turned the first page, someone slipped into the seat next to him. "Hey, mind if I sit here? It's pretty packed back there," a soft voice said. Henry looked up and was momentarily speechless. The girl beside him had long brown hair, sun-kissed skin, and eyes that sparkled with curiosity. She carried a canvas tote filled with art supplies, and her carefree smile made it hard for Henry to look away. "Sure, no problem," Henry replied, his voice a little shaky. "I'm Amelia," she said, offering her hand. "I'm heading to San Francisco, but I’m planning to make the most of the stops along the way." "Henry," he replied, shaking her hand gently. "Just going with the flow, I guess." As the bus made its way out of San Diego, the two began to talk. What started as small talk about the weather and travel plans soon turned into a deeper conversation. Henry learned that Amelia was an artist who loved painting the landscapes of California. She was on this bus trip to find new inspiration for her work. "I find that the best art comes from spontaneous moments," she said, her eyes lighting up. "Like this trip—no expectations, just seeing where the road takes me." Henry, usually reserved, found himself opening up. They shared stories about their lives, their dreams, and their favorite places in California. It felt easy, natural. As the day wore on, they watched the golden sunset together, the California coast stretched out before them. By the time they reached their first stop in Santa Barbara, something had shifted. The connection between them, though new, was undeniable. Day 2: Santa Barbara The next morning, Henry woke up to the sound of the ocean crashing against the shore. The bus had stopped for a few hours in Santa Barbara, and most of the passengers, including Amelia, had already gotten off to explore. Rubbing his eyes, he quickly grabbed his backpack and stepped off the bus, looking for her. He found Amelia standing by the pier, her sketchbook open as she captured the beauty of the calm water and the surrounding hills. "Morning," Henry greeted her, making his way beside her. "Good morning! Look at this view—how could I not paint this?" she said, beaming. They spent the day wandering the picturesque streets of Santa Barbara, admiring the art galleries and enjoying the coastal breeze. Amelia pulled Henry into a small café, where they sipped iced coffee and chatted about their favorite books and movies. At the beach, they dipped their feet in the water, laughing like old friends. Henry felt a sense of freedom he hadn’t experienced in years. With Amelia, everything seemed brighter, easier. As the day drew to a close, they returned to the bus, tired but happy. Henry couldn't stop smiling as they made their way north to their next destination. To be continued ......


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Two inseparable hearts - 01

116 readers | 5 mins

It was 27.08.2014, a beautiful evening when the summer rains started pouring. Aadhavan was slowly moving towards the west. While I was waiting for the bus, Radio Pannalai 92.7 was playing the songs of a new movie released today! It was perfect for Katiravan to disappear and Karmegam to be surrounded. There were songs that seemed to suit the sudden change of weather, “You and I are dear.. Let's keep our eyes on the border of life and live together”, it was wonderful. For a moment, I longed for a lover, having suffered alone for a long time! The intuition was very different. I laughed to myself ? The bus came. A bit more crowded than usual. I climbed forward and stood in a tight spot. The conductor was asking for tickets. I was looking for the right amount of money for the ticket. Due to the crowd, the conductor asked me to give my change to others to buy tickets. I gave my change to the lady next to me to buy the ticket The moment he tries to look into her eyes, played on the radio “The commercial break is in the evening In the work of opening your face Rainbow in my colorless heart The lyrics of Ati Ena Stil Undan Mindan" was a reflection of my thoughts I was speechless for a moment, so beautiful were her eyes inside the glasses she was wearing ? Two Inseparable Hearts Part 1 Two inseparable hearts Then a soft voice said, "Where are you going?" She looked at me and asked I was replying to her gaze but somehow I was struggling to listen to her lips. When I heard her voice say “Hello” again, I suddenly brought my thoughts from heaven to earth! Then I told her where I was getting off and asked her to buy my ticket. She accepted my request with a small smile ? In that two minute break between 20 people in the bus and my ticket passing through her hand to mine, I must have met her eyes at least 200 times ? Caught in a traffic jam, my phone automatically changed the ringing tone. Now on the radio, the song of the musician "What are you talking about, Vanji Aha Perezhakai, the language to say or what is the beauty of the Terazhakai" was playing ? For twenty minutes I forgot everything that happened around me with my consciousness, except for her eyes and their movements, I felt that there was some kind of inexplicable attraction in her eyes ? This was the first time I saw her in this bus, but I prayed to God that it would not be the last. By then I had landed! Having no dear mind, I alone descended and sent my mind with her, not for her sustenance, but for her awakening? I was melting her thoughts in me along with the rain that was pouring down the waiting summer car cloud all night and hoping that she will come tomorrow✌️ Will she come?


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Geetha and Sumith's love story

134 readers | 4 mins

Geetha and Sumith's love story began in a way that seemed ordinary but blossomed into something extraordinary over time. They first met during a college event. Geetha was in her final year, working as a volunteer for the event, while Sumith, a year younger, was attending the program with his friends. Geetha, with her radiant smile and natural charisma, stood out to Sumith immediately. He couldn’t take his eyes off her, but he didn’t approach her at first. He admired her from afar, captivated by her warm presence and the way she effortlessly connected with people around her. Fate, however, had its own plans. A few days after the event, they ran into each other again at a coffee shop near campus. Sumith, gathering all the courage he had, introduced himself. Geetha, being her usual friendly self, smiled and started a conversation. What started as small talk over coffee quickly turned into hours of deep conversation. They found themselves talking about everything—from their dreams, ambitions, and fears, to their love for music and travel. It was as if they had known each other forever. From that day on, they became inseparable. Their bond grew stronger with every passing day. They supported each other through thick and thin. Sumith was always there to cheer Geetha on, whether it was during her stressful exams or her job hunt after graduation. Similarly, Geetha stood by Sumith’s side, helping him navigate through his own challenges. But their journey wasn't without its hurdles. Geetha's family had their reservations about the relationship. They came from different cultural backgrounds, and the differences worried her parents. However, Sumith never gave up. He patiently worked to prove that love transcends all boundaries. With time, even Geetha's parents began to see how deeply he cared for her. One of the most memorable moments in their journey happened when Sumith planned a surprise for Geetha on her birthday. He took her to all her favorite places—reminiscing about their first coffee date, the park where they shared their dreams, and even the small bookstore where they would spend hours browsing through their favorite novels. The day ended with a beautiful candle-lit dinner under the stars, where Sumith confessed just how much Geetha meant to him. It wasn’t a grand proposal, but in that quiet moment, surrounded by the memories they had created, Geetha knew that he was the one she wanted to spend her life with. Their love, built on friendship, trust, and understanding, became the foundation of a lifelong commitment. Today, Geetha and Sumith’s love story is a reminder to everyone around them that true love isn’t about grand gestures or fleeting moments of passion, but about growing together, supporting one another, and building something beautiful every single day.


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