Celestial Bonds Through Centuries
A time travel romance short story about love transcending space and time. Follow two hearts as they battle across galaxies and eras. Read more
Future Worlds
Lovers Lost in the Cosmos
I never expected the old typewriter to change my life. Dusty and forgotten, it sat in the corner of my small apartment, its keys silent for decades. I had seen it so many times before—an heirloom from my grandmother, passed down without explanation. But that night, as I stared at it from across the room, something felt different. The air seemed heavier, and the room felt smaller. For reasons I couldn’t explain, I got up, walked over to the desk, and placed my fingers lightly on the keys. Read more
In the Orbit of Time
“It wasn’t supposed to feel like this,” I thought as I stared out the small window of the spacecraft. The stars outside blurred as we hurtled through the blackness of space, a silent stream of light that felt both infinite and suffocating. Read more
Galactic Paths of Love
The bell over the door tinkled softly as I stepped into the dimly lit bookstore, a tiny pocket of calm amid the chaos of the city outside. The scent of old paper and musty wood enveloped me, and for a moment, I felt like I had slipped into another world. Shelves sagged under the weight of forgotten stories, dust motes swirled in the warm light filtering through the narrow windows, and the hum of the crowd outside faded into a distant murmur. Read more
Winds of Love in the Cosmos
The sky over the city was dark, not from the setting sun, but from the unending hum of spaceships crisscrossing overhead. Lights flickered from the floating billboards, each promising a better future, a brighter tomorrow, if only you had the credits to buy in. I didn’t. I was stuck in my present, trapped in the 23rd century, working a job I didn’t care about and haunted by memories I couldn’t outrun. Read more
Love Written in Cosmic Time
The reflection in the water rippled and shifted, showing me a world that no longer existed.
I stared down at the pool, the surface broken by the slightest breeze. The sky was a dull blue, the kind of color that made you feel like something had been drained from the world. Or maybe that was just me. I watched as my face, framed by dark hair and tired eyes, blurred into the waves. Sometimes I didn’t recognize myself anymore. Read more
Timeless Hearts in Orbit
The twin moons of Lunaris Prime hung low in the velvet sky, casting a pale glow over the grand ballroom. The lights from a thousand stars outside the glass-domed ceiling twinkled like distant promises, far enough to make one wonder if they were real. The ball had just begun, but I already felt like an imposter, hiding behind a delicate silver mask, the weight of the past hanging on my shoulders like a cloak.
I shouldn’t have been here. Read more
The Timeless Dance
I didn’t expect the Venetian masquerade to be anything more than another work obligation. But as soon as I stepped into the grand ballroom, draped in an elegant dress and hidden behind an intricate mask, I felt a strange pull—as though the very air shimmered with secrets. Read more