Lost In Sea

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Summary

Trauma doesn't fade - it hides. In smiles. In silence. In the way your heart skips when someone says your name. Noor thought she had buried her past...the fights, the tears, the night everything fell apart. Her mother's anger. Her relatives' curses. And Ayaan... the boy who promised to stay but walked away instead. Years later, she's not the same girl anymore. She's stronger. Louder. Busier. She's building her career, learning to live again - pretending she's over him. But when she moves back home, everything comes crashing down. Because Ayaan is still there. Different, successful, but still him - the same eyes, the same pull, the same chaos. And this time... he's not walking away. Between hidden dates, strict parents, and the scars of old wounds - Noor and Ayaan try again. But love after trauma isn't simple. It's raw. It's painful. And sometimes, it's the only thing that makes you feel alive again.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
44
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1: Before The Storm

If you have ever loved someone you should not keep, then you already know this story. Maybe you will find a part of yourself in this story. Maybe you will hate me for the choices I made. BUT THIS IS THE TRUTH...every person i loved left a mark on me - and every person I lost left a scar.

My name is NOOR, and this is were it all began. I was born in the city that felt like mine from the first breath- the streets, the festival, the welcoming environment, the small local cafes, the mountains, and the people all stitched themselves into my heart. The city was alive, warm, and welcoming, almost like a friend who always knew how to hold me. But while the world outside my door, felt more like my home, the world inside those doors didn't.

My family was supposed to be my safe space, yet slowly, it turned into a cage. Love lived there- yes, but so did anger, silence, weird actions, and the words too, honestly very sharp to be forgotten. The air in our house usually felt heavy, like each and everyone of them were carrying heavy secrets they were too afraid to speak about.

Somedays, it was breathable; other days it felt like drowning in a place where no one could notice me or my actions. And maybe that's when it all started...