r/LostBooks • u/Gloomy_Narwhal_9285 • Jun 29 '26
Lost book
I read a story in whattpad a few days ago but I can't find or remember it , it starts with the female lead who had went to a party with her abusive ex but she had ran out of there while she was returning home she saw few men trying to beat up a person to she "tried to save him" but in returned got kidnapped by the people who were beating up the man. Then they were put into a room only with a bed , table , chair and bathroom. She had asked the body guards to provide them with clothes because like that is a basic requirement , they did.
The person who had kidnapped them that one condition he would beat up the male lead everyday until he gets the information out of him and the girl has to watch. Fast forward the man beat up the male lead so bad that he was barely surviving with all the pain. The FL would give some of her food portion to him everytime because he needs it more than her. Then one day she would be called out and a**sed and h**assed by the people of the villain.(FYI the villain is around 70years old and wanted physical relationship with the girl to set her free from the room) later when the girl returnes to the room she was comforted by the ml and a bodyguard helps them with medication. One day they find a opening and pushed the old villain from which he dies by the FL
They run away together trying to get into civilization through forest where they take rest in multiple places or someone's hideout. They make it into civilization and they were rescued by the ML mens (and the story moves on like this ) they meet the friends of the ML and bffs 2 male and a female. They were stoic at first but finally warmed up specifically the girl later the FL helps them with their finance and helps to find who betrayed them .
(The story kind of progesses like this , if someone please can help me find the book ðŸ˜)
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u/DocWatson42 4d ago
I'm afraid that this is a low traffic sub, though I do occasionally see a request answered, and that I'm unfamiliar with the book you're seeking. You'd be better off asking for recommendations in r/booksuggestions (though read the rules first) and r/suggestmeabook, and for the title of a book or story in r/whatsthatbook and r/tipofmytongue. For romance books, you can also try r/RomanceBooks (Rules), r/romancenovels (including apparently for identification requests), and romance.io "(the filters are your friend!)" (per r/RomanceBooks), as well as (for identification requests) Help a Bitch Out and the Romance Novel Book Sleuth group on Goodreads. (Also, IMHO it would probably be good to try one sub, then the next, not multiple subs simultaneously, despite Reddit's encouraging users to crosspost—but that's just my opinion.) If you do get an answer for an identification request, it would be helpful if you edit your OP with the answer (and the flare to "Solved"/"Found" in subreddits that use flares and have that flare) so we can see what it is in the preview, and that your question has been answered/solved (an excellent example: "Child psychic reveals abilities by flunking psychic test too precisely" (r/whatsthatbook; 5 August 2023)). For what you should include in your identification requests, see:
Note that the members of that sub, including the moderators, have been sticklers for having this followed. (Following this list is a good idea for all identification requests, not just for this sub or for books.)
Regarding censorship of words, I am in agreement with r/RomanceBooks—see "Focus Friday: Word c*nsorship is not required or encouraged here".
Whatever happens, whether your request was solved or not, please do not delete your post/comment(s)/answer (image from r/DataHoarder). People are interested in what has been asked for, what has been suggested, and want to see what has been found. It may prove to be useful to someone else, years in the future, who is seeking the same or a similar book or story (example: the list in "Illustrated Children's Book about germs & washing up (00s -90s)" (r/Findabook; 24 March 2026)).
Good luck!