Softtragedy Stories

She was all sunshine-messy laughs, barefoot dances, and wild dreams that spilled from her mouth like poetry. He was silence-mature, grounded, the kind of calm that looked like safety from far away. Y/N fell in love with his steadiness, thinking it would hold her. Jungkook fell in love with her light, never realizing how easily it could dim. And so, she gave up pieces of herself to fit in the quiet spaces of his world... Until one day, the girl who believed in magic stopped laughing altogether. This isn't a love story. It's a story of how love, when not understood, can break the very soul it was meant to protect.

Once, she was the girl every designer fought to dress. The face of a thousand campaigns. The body that walked silence into cathedrals of light. They called her Élodie Lysiane Montclair - divine, ethereal, unforgettable. But no one asked who she was beneath the fabric. After vanishing from the fashion world at the height of her fame, Élodie retreats to the decaying Montclair estate - her childhood home of lavender, ghosts, and silence. There, she begins to sew again. Not gowns for others, but a collection stitched with memory, regret, and rebirth. As Paris Fashion Week approaches, a final show is promised. The world watches. Rumors spread. Élodie speaks to no one - except her dresses. Through fractured interviews, stolen sketches, and haunting flashbacks to her years as a model - starvation, pills, exploitation, betrayal - Élodie's past begins to bleed into her designs. The runway becomes a reckoning. This time, she won't walk it. This time, she owns it.

"Lovers in Paris" is a tragic yet tender poem about love that almost was. Under moonlight and silence, the man explores the ache of letting go, the beauty of deep devotion, and the pain of being left undone.

He was my brother's best friend. My first heartbreak. My forever what if Mae Ellison has always loved from the sidelines - her brother's football games, the quiet town she can't wait to leave, and the boy she was never supposed to want. Silas Bennett, her brother's best friend and the town's golden boy, was always untouchable. Until one lie changes everything. What starts as pretend soon feels too real, and beneath the Friday night lights, Mae learns that love can be the riskiest game of all.

Even If You Never Look Back is a soft-burning, heartbreakingly beautiful novel about the quiet aftermath of love - and the kind of grief that lingers even when no one else sees it. When she leaves, she takes the laughter, the half-written poems, and the warmth of being truly known. But she also leaves behind a universe - and he walks through it every single day. Through letters, gardens, silence, and flashbacks that hurt more than they heal, this is not a story about moving on. It's a story about remembering. About carrying someone in your skin, long after they're gone. For the ones who still talk to the moon. For the ones who still dream of wildflowers. For the ones who love - even when no one's looking back.