Princess Sonya has lived her entire life bound by royal expectations and the weight of a future crown. At her side stands Knight Lookmhee, her silent protector for the past five years-loyal, disciplined, and unshakably devoted. What begins as simple duty slowly turns into something far more dangerous: love. But a princess cannot simply choose her knight when kingdoms expect political marriages and alliances. While noble lords seek Sonya's hand, Lookmhee fights a quieter battle-one against her own heart. Yet Sonya is not a princess who lets others decide her fate. In a world of crowns and swords, the greatest rebellion might simply be choosing love.

Years ago, Lookmhee confessed to her best friend beneath the sound of summer rain and lost her. Now, years later, Sonya returns. Not as the bright, untouchable girl she once was, but as a woman trying to remember how to breathe again. Lookmhee is still there, running her flower shop, still smiling like she's never been hurt, still loving softly, without asking for anything in return. Between withered stems and new petals, between silence and laughter, something begins to grow again. The kind that stays, forgives, heals, and waits. Because sometimes, love doesn't have to bloom all at once. Sometimes, it just needs time.

Lookmhee writes poems about "no one specific." Sonya leaves coffee at her door "just to be nice." Nobody believes either of them. Six friends. One apartment building. A fake dating plan that got way too real.

Lookmhee Punyapat and Sonya Saranphat have never liked each other. Not quietly. Not secretly. It's obvious in the way they speak, the way they look at each other, the way neither of them bothers to pretend. And they've had years to get used to it. Until a multi-billion development project tied to both their families collapses overnight. Money disappears. Questions start. And the one person who might have had answers dies before anyone can hear them. No one knows what really happened. But everyone knows one thing- If the truth comes out, it won't just ruin a deal. It will destroy both families. So the solution is simple. Marry them. Tie their names together. Shut down speculation. Control the narrative before it spirals. Now Lookmhee and Sonya are forced into the same space, the same life, the same lie- smiling for cameras, attending events, convincing the public that this was always meant to happen. But behind closed doors? Nothing has changed. They still don't trust each other. They still blame each other. Except now, distance isn't an option. And the more time they spend pretending to be close, the harder it becomes to ignore the tension that doesn't belong to hatred alone- something sharper, something unfamiliar, something neither of them is willing to name. Because whatever this is becoming... it was never part of the arrangement.

They met by accident. They fought by choice. They fell without permission. Sonya doesn't know why she can't stop watching Lookmhee. Lookmhee doesn't know why she keeps showing up everywhere Sonya goes. For a year, they've told themselves it's hatred. The staring. The fighting. The way their bodies seem to find each other in crowded rooms. But hatred doesn't explain the heat under the table. It doesn't explain why neither of them can walk away. They think they hate each other. They're about to find out how wrong they are. Collision Course: The Art of Losing Control is a story about misunderstandings, forced proximity, and two people losing the fight against what they really want.

Lookmhee Blackwood spent years counting down the days until she could leave her past behind. The bullying. The whispers. The rumors. The humiliation. Most of all, Sonya Vaughn. Beautiful, popular, cruel. The girl who turned high school into a nightmare and made sure everyone knew exactly who Lookmhee was before she was ready to tell them herself. When Lookmhee earns a scholarship to her dream university in Boston, she believes she's finally free. A new country. A new life. A fresh start. Then she opens the door to her dorm room. And finds Sonya Vaughn standing inside. Now they're forced to share a room, a campus, and a life neither of them wants. Lookmhee hates her. Sonya can't seem to stop getting under her skin. Between old wounds, buried secrets, late-night arguments, and a past neither can escape, hatred begins to blur into something far more dangerous. Because sometimes the person you despise the most is the one who sees you better than anyone else. And bad blood has a way of turning into something neither of them expected.

A collection of LMSY short stories. Different stories. Different feelings. All LMSY. Underwater - complete The Distance Between Us - complete Roommate - complete More stories coming soon.

Two powerful families. One arranged marriage. Lookmhee Arden accepted the marriage as a responsibility, calm and practical as always. But Sonya entered it with a heavy heart, forced into a life she never chose. Living under the same roof as strangers, silence fills most of their days. Yet behind that silence, small moments slowly begin to change everything. Sometimes the most unexpected love stories begin with two people who never meant to fall in love.

Two senior associates. One promotion. Zero self-control.

Main characters: Lookmhee Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn, 26 years old Sonya Saranphat Pedersen, 26 years old Supporting Characters: Engfa Waraha, 35 years old Charlotte Austin, 32 years old Side Characters: Apo Nattawin, 36 years old Joong Archen, 27 years old Wasathawin Group and Aursen Corporation-both powerhouses founded in Bangkok-stand as pillars of Thailand's economic growth. Though the two giants operate in completely different industries, fate still manages to pull their leaders, Engfa and Charlotte, toward each other. Their souls are bound, their engagement sealed with a diamond ring, yet their marriage remains just out of reach. Mr. Austin has given his blessing on one impossible condition: the two largest companies in the country must merge. But how do you fuse an electronics empire with a construction titan? Can they truly co-exist? As Engfa and Charlotte struggle to make the merger a reality, Charlotte also struggles with her half-sister, Sonya, who continues to avoid her duties as the next rightful heir. Engfa, meanwhile, leans on her cousins, Apo and Lookmhee. Brilliant as she is, Lookmhee is a tornado wrapped in genius, wreaking chaos almost as fast as she solves problems. Lookmhee has a talent for trouble that constantly tests the limits of the Wasathawin leadership. Both fiancées, equally desperate for a solution, devise a plan: Charlotte seeks a way to keep Sonya in Bangkok, and Engfa tries to push Lookmhee toward the seriousness her title demands. Yet the very plan meant to fix their families creates a new problem neither of them anticipated. Everything becomes more complicated when Sonya and Lookmhee meet.