Closure Stories

Sanskriti steps foot in Mumbai after a decade. The city reminds her of her past, a time marked by rebellion, fights, manipulation, anguish, tears, pain and the final liberation. Sanskriti believes that she has moved on, moved on from them and everything they did to her. However, when she drives past the Marine Drive, all those memories strike her with full force. Suddenly, she feels eighteen again, the resentment at her hero for letting her down being the strongest of all the emotions. Advik Chauhan was her elder brother, her idol, her confidante, her guide, her everything until one day he wasn't. This trip makes her question herself. Has she truly broken free from the clutches of her past? Moreover, is she ready to face her brother again?

He thought love would lift him higher - that it would make the world brighter, clearer, kinder. Instead, it broke him in the quietest ways. Now, surrounded by traces of someone who's already gone, he tries to unlearn the way she fit into every corner of his heart. But how do you forget someone who taught you what love feels like? Maybe it was never really love. Or maybe it was - and that's what hurts most.

December was when it started, and maybe that's where I got stuck. I hate how the world keeps moving while I'm still replaying the same memories. This isn't a love story - it's what's left after one ends.

Two teenager actresses who's deeply in love, but one of them accidentally fell in love with someone else. After nine years, their path cross again - is it a destiny or a decision? Would they be together again or just a closure they never had? It's my first time making a story, please bear with me, xoxo!

This is for the ones who overthink everything. The ones who love too hard, forgive too fast, and stay too long. The ones who act like they're fine but carry the weight of everything they never say. You feel things deeply - every word, every silence, every small change in someone's tone. Sometimes it feels like a blessing, sometimes it feels like a curse. But you're not weak for feeling too much. You're just human in a world that forgot how to care. These are letters, reflections, and truths written for you - for the nights you can't sleep because your heart won't stop remembering. For the days when you wish you didn't care so much, but still do. For the moments you want to give up, but something inside you still believes. Read this when the world feels heavy. Read this when you need a reminder that feeling deeply doesn't make you broken - it makes you alive.

I never planned to meet someone like Alfred - someone who'd see through my jokes and laughter to the girl who overthinks everything. What started as playful banter in secondary school slowly grew into something deeper, something I couldn't define. He called me "baby girl." I called him "Daddy." It wasn't about age or trend - it was about comfort, safety, and understanding. He became my peace, my person, my safe space. We were never in love, but we loved what we were. Somewhere between our late-night talks and quiet silences, I found a kind of love that didn't need to be named. But life has its way of testing even the strongest bonds, and suddenly, I had to face the truth - that not everything precious is meant to last forever. A Bond Without Name is my story - of connection, distance, and acceptance. It's about learning to let go without anger, to remember without pain, and to grow without losing the beauty of what once was.

In a quiet neighborhood there lived two neighbours side by side for many summers, yet they remained strangers. One fateful summer, their paths crossed unexpectedly. Drawn together by a mutual love for books, they spent their days lost in stories and deep conversations. As their bond grew, so did their feelings for each other, venturing into the uncharted territory of young love. Despite their connection, they are from different worlds and neither knew what to do about their blossoming emotions. This is a summer's tale of tender hearts, connecting across invisible boundaries.

One call. Ninety-nine seconds. What would you say if it was your last chance?

Bold and beautiful Riccha Jain will go to any extremes to get what she wants. Sweet but temperamental Aakash Kapoor refuses to get over his ex-girlfriend who is now happily married. When Riccha accidentally stumbles upon Aakash, it's love at first sight for her. Riccha is determined to find him when he disappears the next morning after a wild night. But when she does find him, she realizes it's not as easy as she thinks. Join her in the journey of trying to win his heart. *** How To Woo Your Bride - SPIN OFF Can be read stand-alone *** Not your typical cliche story. Hope you enjoy it! The beautiful and lovely cover by @cupcake_delirium! Thank you so much! I absolutely love it!

After a fatal car crash, Raven opens her eyes to find herself back in her old apartment-alive, breathing, and years before the night everything began to fall apart. Once, she'd met a man named Chris at a jazz bar and mistook their spark for something that could last forever. Now, given a second chance, she's determined to change the story-to choose herself this time. But Raven isn't the only one who's been pulled back. Chris remembers everything too: the laughter, the fights, the love that rotted at the edges. To him, this is fate offering redemption-a chance to make things right, to prove their love was never the problem. As their paths cross again, what follows isn't a rekindling but a reckoning. Raven begins to rebuild her life from the ashes of what could've been, discovering joy, freedom, and love that doesn't ask her to shrink. Chris learns that sometimes healing means letting go of the version of love you once believed in.

When seventeen year old Nat Barker is told that she's going to be sent to Military school if she doesn't clean up her act, she decides that doing her homework doesn't seem like such a bad idea after all. But that was before her arch nemesis Morgan Paine declares a Prank War. Suddenly Nat is forced into sneaking around and pulling anonymous pranks, trying desperately not to get caught for fear of saluting in horrid camouflage jumpsuits. But with Morgan and his cronies doing everything in their power to catch her out red handed, will she be safe from her parents cruel punishment? And more importantly, who will win the prank war?

Once a cheerful and carefree girl, Ahaana Sharma is now everything she never thought she'd become - distant, guarded, and lost in the shadows of her own past. Cruel twists of destiny have turned her blissful yesterday into her miserable today. She carries secrets she never wanted anyone to uncover - especially her husband, Adhrit Singhania. She wished to bury them forever, yet deep down, she longed for him to know the truth - her truth. She wanted to be away from him more than anything... and as much as she wanted distance, he wanted closeness. Adhrit Singhania is everything anyone could wish for - a good son, a caring brother, and perhaps even a good husband. He had two reasons for marrying her, yet his heart desired only one thing - for their marriage to be real. From the moment he first saw her, he was drawn to her in a way he couldn't explain. There was something about her... something beyond reason - that kept pulling him closer. Unaware to him was her past... and the power it held over them both. She was a riddle wrapped in mystery, and he couldn't resist unravelling it. But unveiling it would lead to only two outcomes - a disaster... or a new beginning. She is the answer to all his questions. He is the solution to all her miseries. But will destiny - the same force that once tore her world apart - allow them a second chance? And what will Adhrit do when he discovers that the source of Ahaana's agony... is none other than himself? Fate brought them together once - but what game will it play now, with one soul already in despair and the other oblivious to the suffering he caused?

What if the person you lost never really left? After sacrificing himself to save her, Jinu's soul lives on-inside Rumi. Bound by music and memory, their love story isn't over. It's just... complicated. Haunted by harmonies and second chances, Rumi writes the one song they were never meant to sing. And this time, she won't sing it alone.

In Fontaine, rain is never just weather - it is the voice of its Chief Justice, the Hydro Dragon's heart echoing through the skies. When Wriothesley is ordered to reside in Neuvillette's home for his safety, the line between duty and affection begins to blur. Days of shared tea and quiet companionship soften into something more - until whispers, fear, and duty drive a storm between them. As the city drowns beneath Neuvillette's sorrow, Wriothesley must face the ghosts of his own past and the walls Neuvillette hides behind. In a story of thunder, truth, and healing, two men learn that even the sky must weep before it can clear.

After a decade of marriage crumbles under betrayal, Elena flees to her family's beachside cottage-only to find it already occupied by a sharp-tongued, hot stranger who refuses to leave. One ruined dinner, too many glasses of wine, and a night of reckless passion later, their bitter standoffs soon blur into unexpected sparks, forcing Elena to face the jagged edges of heartbreak, loyalty, and desire. Torn between the ruins of her past and the dangerous pull of something new, she must decide if starting over means letting go-or daring to fall again when everything feels broken.

Everything changed when Yiseul returned to their hometown, only to reveal her terminal illness. As they rekindle their childhood bond into a love they never had the chance to fully explore, the inevitable comes too soon. Told from Jeongin's perspective during her funeral, the story follows his journey of loss, remembering their relationship, and the lilacs where their first kiss bloomed.

This is the continuation of Sonytv's show "Story 9 months ki" as envisioned by me. The show was unfortunately axed midway without closure due to COVID-19 induced lockdown. It is the story of a strong and independent woman Alia who chose to have a baby through IVF and an aspiring writer Sarangdhar. Sarang accidentally became her IVF donor, and eventually, Alia fell in love with him. However, a spate of misunderstandings tore them apart soon after the birth of their fraternal twins. A turn of events led to the baby boy being with Alia and the baby girl being with Sarangdhar. How destiny reunites them through their children after six years of separation forms the crux of this story.

Jenna has everything, her daughter, her friends, her successful diner mixed up and baked in a beautiful pie, but she's missing one more ingredient. Love. (Okay so I'm not great at this but I needed some closure in my life because Jenna and Jim deserve better, just give it a go :))

After Jiwoo's death, Han Jisung discovers a journal she left behind- pages filled with things she never said. Through her quiet, vulnerable words, he begins to piece together the parts of her she never showed him: the heartbreak, the loneliness, and the love she didn't know how to give. Each entry brings him closer to the truth he never saw, and the realization that while she was falling apart, he was waiting for a chance that never came.

Detective Victor was on a mission to crack a tough case involving a mysterious murderer named Raven. With every lead he followed, things just seemed to get more confusing. But Victor wasn't one to give up easily. He kept at it, questioning suspects and piecing together clues, determined to solve the mystery once and for all. It was a tough job, but someone had to do it, and Victor wasn't about to let this case slip through his fingers.