Romantic Dream Short Story Novels & Stories

The dream had not merely been a flight of fancy; it was an augury of the deep, intricate bond they shared with Raven. As the new day beckoned, filled with its myriad of promises and challenges, they recognized that the dreamscape had provided a window into a potential future—a future that was both enchanting and enigmatic. The path toward that future would undoubtedly be mired with complexities and uncertainties. But one truth remained unshakable: their love for Raven was profound, unwavering, and all-consuming. No mountain too tall, no river too wide would deter them from ensuring that their feelings were reciprocated in kind by the woman who had unwittingly captured their souls.

“Those lips were so sweet,“ I mustered to myself while touching them. I can’t still believe that I’m no longer dreaming. I watched him sleep, my heart fluttering in his chest. I had never felt this way about anyone before. I slipped out of bed, careful not to wake him. I gathered his shirt and trousers and went to the bathroom to freshen up. Those clothes perfectly suit me. As I gazed at my reflection in the mirror, I couldn't help but think about how much my life had changed in such a short time. Just a few days ago, I had been a simple peasant girl, content with my life. But now, I'm caught up in a whirlwind of romance and intrigue. I was beginning to realize that love could be dangerous,

It was etched in her mind from previous dreams, and all night, she was fighting the urge to say to hell with it and make love to him for real. A knock came at the door, and Amber set straight up on the couch, realizing she was dreaming again and she was all alone in the living room. “Damn it to hell! This is becoming a serious issue. I swear that felt real.” Amber feeling upset and a little disappointment from the realization she was only dreaming again. Amber opens the door to Alex, which he brought with him food, a fresh cup of coffee, more bags of blood, and his fresh, happy self. “Hello Amber. I bring you gifts.” He chuckles.

“The only thing that made me start living again was a dream I had. Not the nighttime kind of dream, but the dream that I wanted something more. I wanted to fall in love and have a family. Up until then, the only relationships I ever had were perverted, filled with bondage and whips, videotapes and pornography. It wasn’t until I went to Kansas that I found something strong enough to fight for, something worth changing my life for, something worth living for again. “When we first got together, you said you wanted an adventure. I thought about everything my money could buy that would give it to you. When your room was broken into, and I saw Demarco and Silvano in the hotel lobby, I was certain

I stand up from the couch and walk to my restroom. "Alright, I’ll meet you downstairs." She says, walking to the door. My reflection in the bathroom mirror glares out at me. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had those dreams. Since he kicked me out of his house two weeks ago, it’s been nearly every time I close my eyes. I know why it’s happening, but I don't want to admit it. The worst part is that I haven't heard from or seen him at all. Sometimes the dreams aren't even sexual. They’re just plain, romantic dreams. It annoys the hell out of me. I am not supposed to be having those types of dreams. Yes, I’m attracted to him physically, but he broke my heart. I can understand the sexual d

DANTE I stirred in my sleep, a dream pulling me from the depths of unconsciousness. There she was, Anna, my love, my fated mate. In the dream, we were happy, complete. Our laughter echoed through the park as we spread out a checkered blanket, preparing for a picnic. The sun bathed us in its warm embrace, and I couldn't help but be captivated by the sparkle in Anna's eyes.

he murmurs as I nuzzle into his chest, his scent washing over me and putting me under a spell of sleep. Only my sleep isn’t one that is true sleep. I’m once again thrust into my waking dreams. The ones where I am lost inside my head, watching things unfold. What I deem to be my future as they did bring me to Falcon after all. And though in my dreams we are lovers and in the real world we are not, it feels like I know it is inevitable. The haze over my eyes is still there, before lifting as I watch a young woman, one who looks like Rome, running frantically through the woods.

The classic sound of the clock awakened Dianna in the middle of a beautiful, vivid dream. She was with a man at a vibrant forest surrounded by flowers and butterflies wearing a white, long dress. The man was laying down to the ground and his head was on her lap. They were laughing, as their voices echoed around the forest. Like a solemn song, it sounded good in the ear. Then she remembered reaching for an apricot and gave it to the faceless man. “I love you,” said Dianna in her dreams. “We’ve been challenged by the time and the people around us, but here we are, living happily ever after.”

Like a painting. “You slipped away from my guard. I’ve spent the past 2 hours chasing you around a ballroom. Never quite catching you.” He dips his head to whisper in my ear. “Like chasing a dream.” I close my eyes and press my body flush against his. In my heels I’m only about an inch shorter than he is. “A dream?” “A dream. You enjoy it while it’s happening but you can’t hold on forever. And once it’s done you try so hard to get it back but you can’t.”

Dream watched cars drive past the restaurant, couples and friends walked hand-in-hand smiling and laughing. Dream smiled envying and wishing she had such relationship. "Your orders are here," The waiter announced dropping the plates of Fried rice in front of them. "Thank you," She smiled and the waiter nodded before walking away. They both dug into their food and when they were halfway through, Romeo decided to start a conversation, "So—" "Yes please tell me everything about you without lying please," He sighed and begun, "I'm your best friend in social media," Dream's eyes widened and she choked hearing his confession. He handed her a cup of water and she downed it's content.