Heel: Stories

Night hands are always there irrespective of what you aware

In a land where danger hides behind every ridge, Calista Brant’s bond with a powerful stallion will test her strength, patience, and heart.

A man falls in love with a woman’s beauty—only to discover, after a devastating accident shatters her body, what love truly means. As pain, loss, and quiet devotion reshape their lives, both must confront who they really are to each other. In the end, what begins as a fragile, one-sided marriage transforms into something far deeper—tested, broken, and finally reborn.

She never wanted to wake him. She never wanted to be a burden. But one night, a single moment changes everything, setting off a chain of secrets, lies, and impossible choices. In the shadow of love and fear, how far would she go to protect the one she loves—and at what cost?

A routine day at the hospital takes an unexpected turn for Nurse Anna Stone, forcing her to slow down and confront a sudden change in perspective. Within the familiar corridors of medicine and duty, ordinary interactions begin to carry new weight. Set over the course of a single day, this is a quiet, intimate story about vulnerability, attention, and the moments that subtly alter the way we see ourselves and others.

When Emily swerves to avoid a tiny creature, her mercy triggers a collision that binds her and a furious stranger in a single, haunting meter of ruined metal.

When a young deaf-mute maid is struck by a carriage, her only hope for survival lies in the hands of Doctor Rochdale — a man whose compassion is buried beneath arrogance and greed. What begins as an act of medical duty turns into a chilling display of power, exploitation, and moral decay, as the doctor and his photographer friend transform the helpless girl’s suffering into their private spectacle.

About a different mother

A man’s fleeting obsession with a woman’s perfect leg turns into a sobering encounter with pain, desire, and reality.

Adrian Voss believed that beauty obeyed rules. Symmetry, proportion, clean equations — the universe, he was sure, could be solved with enough geometry and caffeine. Until Sophia Morales showed up to class on crutches.