Engfa Waraha never believed in fate - until it threw her straight into the path of Charlotte Austin, the one person she couldn't stand. To Engfa, Charlotte was nothing but a spoiled, entitled brat - the type of girl who had always looked down on her, believing the world owed her everything. And to Charlotte, Engfa was the player who never took anything seriously, always playing the system. But fate, relentless and unforgiving, had other plans. One moment - one touch - and everything changed. What began as a fierce rivalry between two girls who couldn't have been more different slowly evolved into something more complicated, more dangerous. A storm of hate, desire, and undeniable connection - woven together by a force neither could comprehend. Then, without warning, Charlotte vanished. No explanations, no goodbyes. Engfa never understood why Charlotte left - and maybe that was the worst part. It wasn't just the absence; it was that she disappeared when they'd finally begun to understand each other. Years passed. The questions never left. The rage dulled. The emptiness remained. Just as Engfa thought she'd finally moved on, fate dragged her back to Charlotte - in a sleek office, in one unforgettable moment. What if fate had never let go, forcing them to confront what they could never forget? What if facing the truth could unite them in ways they couldn't predict? The space between past and present is filled with unanswered questions: Charlotte's disappearance, and the unbreakable bond that continues to shape their lives. ***** ⚠️‼️ This story contains: - Intersex themes (G!P) - Mature/explicit content - Angst If this isn't your cup of tea, feel free to skip it. Consider yourself warned 👀 This story will not be translated or converted into any other story. I never gave permission for that. This is purely fanfiction, but the plot is original: MINE. However, I do not own the characters or the name.

(G!P (Ling)) Orm was drowning-caught between a crumbling legal career and a suffocating, abusive relationship. Then the messages started. Anonymous. Seductive. Dangerous. What began as a twisted game quickly spiraled into obsession. And behind the nameless number was someone who knew her darkest desires... and exactly how to take control.

Lingling, the ultra-serious CEO, has her perfectly controlled world turned upside down by Orm, a bubbly coffee shop owner who thinks life's too short for spreadsheets. Orm's charm and teasing instantly get under Lingling's skin. Will Orm's warmth melt Lingling's icy heart or will Lingling stay busy playing hard-to-get?

Orm Kornnaphat, a recent graduate and hopeless romantic, finds herself disillusioned in a generation that seems to have forgotten love's magic. Longing for meaningful connections, she reluctantly lets her friends drag her to a party, unaware that this single night will alter the course of her life.

Orm Kornnaphat, a young woman exhausted by her mother's constant matchmaking attempts, decides to fake date Lingling Sirilak Kwong, a mysterious and alluring woman. Orm hopes that by convincing her mother she's in a relationship, she'll be left to live her life in peace. However, what Orm doesn't know is that Ling has her own hidden motives for agreeing to the fake dating arrangement. Ling's reasons, tied to a personal secret that she hasn't revealed, complicate their growing connection. As their fake romance starts to feel more real, both women must navigate their feelings, uncover each other's truths, and decide if they're willing to risk their hearts for a love that started as a lie.

Ling was heartbroken by her first love, Wan. Seven years later, fate brings them together again when Wan, now Orm, a celebrated actress, proposes a secret marriage for one night of passion. Ling, hiding dark secrets, struggles with the lingering pain of the past. Orm, craving freedom from her fame, must decide if she's willing to risk everything for love.

Orm Kornnaphat isn't supposed to be a pop star. She's supposed to be preparing to take over Sethachon Co., Ltd., following the path her father has set-higher education abroad, a master's degree, and then stepping into the family business. But Orm has other plans. "Just one single," she begs. That single changes everything. She pours herself into it-writing the lyrics, directing the music video, making sure every detail is hers. When it's released, the world takes notice. The song becomes a phenomenon, and overnight, she isn't just the heir to a powerful corporation. She's Orm Kornnaphat, Thailand's biggest young star. Fame is thrilling, but it comes with a cost-endless scrutiny, obsessed fans, and the constant threat of danger. Her father doesn't take risks. He hires protection. Enter Ling Ling Kwong. Ling has spent years proving herself in the private security industry. She isn't just the heir to Kwong Securities-she's one of the best, combining business expertise with years of combat training. When her father assigns her to guard a pop star, she expects a spoiled client. She doesn't expect to recognize her. Because once upon a time, a little girl with big, teary eyes had clung to her, declaring, I want to marry you. Orm doesn't seem to remember. But Ling does. And as they're forced into each other's orbit, balancing fame, duty, and a past that refuses to stay buried, Ling starts to wonder-was she always meant to be the one keeping Orm safe? And if so, who will protect her from Orm?

After suffering a heartbreaking miscarriage, Orm and Ling, a married couple in Thailand, find their relationship unraveling under the weight of grief, blame, and silence. As they struggle to rebuild trust and face the scars of loss, they must decide if love is enough to heal and if they have the strength to start over.

A Lingorm FF AU.

Ling confessed her love to Orm, who, unsure of their own feelings, suggested they remain friends. Initially, their relationship plateaued. However, when Ling began spending more time with Bam Saralee, Orm found herself regretting her decision. She realized she was also in love with Ling, but the memory of her previous assurance that they were "just friends" now felt like a daunting obstacle.