Miu Natsha thought she had left the past behind. After years of heartbreak, she built walls around her heart and convinced herself that love was nothing more than a distraction. Then she returned to Bangkok. The last person she expected to see was Lena Schuett-The girl she once admired, missed, and never forgot. ✧⁠*⁠。 But Lena isn't the same sweet girl from their childhood anymore. Now a powerful businesswoman, Lena is determined to get close to Miu again, no matter how many times she's pushed away. As old memories resurface and hidden feelings come to light, both of them are forced to face a question neither dared to ask: What if it was mutual all along?

She wrote the songs that made her ex a star. Now she's ready to sing her own. After years as a ghostwriter for pop icon Orm, songwriter Miu is erased, replaced, and left singing from the sidelines. When she meets Lena, a grounded photographer with no interest in fame, Miu starts to see a life beyond the edges of someone else's spotlight. As Miu reclaims her music and her name, old feelings resurface, contracts get broken, and a choice has to be made: stay safe in the background, or risk everything for a love that's real. *Starring:* Miu, Lena, Orm *Mood:* Emotional, Slow-burn, Empowering *Themes:* Self-discovery, Queer romance, Music industry, Second chances.

They play a multi-billionaire baht game. But the most dangerous thing in the room is each other.

Miu Natsha dies protecting the woman she loves. Lorena "Lena" Schuett survives carrying the weight of that love like a second heartbeat, heavy and relentless. They had seven years together, a life built in shared mornings, quiet dreams, and promises spoken as if the future was guaranteed. Then came the accident. Then came the years after, three of them, where the world kept turning without Miu in it, and Lena had to learn how to exist inside the absence. This is not a story about moving on. There is no erasing, no forgetting, no replacing. This is a story about grief that lingers, about guilt that sinks its teeth in, about love so deep it refuses to die quietly. It is about hallucinations and hope, promises that hurt, and the slow, brutal work of choosing to stay alive. Ten Years Time is about learning how to carry love, without letting it kill you. This story does not romanticize death or self-harm, but it does explore how grief can distort reality and how healing often begins in quiet, imperfect ways. Please read with care.

"Tell me something true." Lena looked at her for a long time. Then she whispered, "I don't know how to go back to a life where I don't know what your voice sounds like in my kitchen." Miu's breath caught. "Then don't think about going back tonight." "Okay." "Tonight, just stay here." "I'm here." "Don't say it like goodbye." Lena held her tighter. "I'm here," she repeated. "Not goodbye." For four years, Lena Suwan and Miu Saetang lived under borrowed names. At university, they were free. Free from their families. Free from expectations. Free from the arranged marriages waiting for them after graduation. Miu was the untouchable campus crush who rejected everyone gently. Lena was the rumored heartbreaker everyone thought knew exactly how to keep things casual. So when Miu decided she wanted one thing that belonged only to her before duty claimed the rest of her life, she chose Lena. No feelings. No future promises. No public attachment. No staying over. No falling in love. Just rules. Just borrowed time. But somewhere between secret apartments, broken rules, shared mornings, and keys given "for emergencies," the life they thought they were only borrowing started to feel like the only one that was real. And when graduation finally comes, Lena and Miu must return to the names, families, and futures waiting for them. To the people chosen for them. To the lives they always knew they would have to live. The arrangement was never supposed to survive beyond university. Neither were their feelings. But some choices refuse to stay in the past. And some lives become impossible to give back.

One is a variable. The other is a constant. Together, they're about to break every rule. ​Lena Schuett is the face of Schuett Cosmetics: twenty-six, beautiful, and fluent in the language of luxury. But when her formidable sister freezes her credit cards and demands she secure a new manufacturer for their failing product line, Lena is forced to trade her penthouse view for a dusty factory in Chonburi. Her mission is simple: get the contract signed and get back to Bangkok before her blowout frizzes. ​There's just one problem. The "janitor" she ordered to take out her trash isn't a janitor at all. ​Miu Taechamongkalapiwat is the Head of Production at TMC Industries. A genius engineer who prefers machines to people, Miu values two things above all else: efficiency and silence. Lena Schuett-with her tweed jackets, four-inch heels, and chaotic energy-is the antithesis of both. ​Forced into a probationary partnership, the two women must navigate night shifts, family feuds, and a viral "Princess Engineer" scandal. But as the friction between them generates an unexpected heat, they begin to realize that the most important discovery isn't a new formula-it's finding the person who makes the chaos worth it. ​In a world of perfect packaging, can they find something real?

Miu thought she had already chosen her future. A marriage. A stable life. A path that had already been laid out for her. Then Lena became a problem. Because she was supposed to be her best friend. Not the first person she thought about when she woke up. Not the one who made her question everything. As her marriage begins to unravel and the weight of her family's expectations grows heavier, Miu finds herself torn between the life she built for everyone else... And the one her heart has been quietly asking for all along. A slow-burn romance about love, guilt, healing, and finding the courage to choose yourself.

Lena and Miu have never met each other. They've never met despite the fact that their siblings are about to get married. Lena, the sharp-tongued luxury brand photographer flying in from Paris, and Miu, the fiery rising Thai fashion designer, were supposed to cross paths under the best circumstances - polite introductions, warm smiles, and shared excitement for the upcoming wedding. Instead, they collided at the airport. One petty argument. One heated exchange. One undeniable spark neither of them wanted to admit. Now forced together by wedding duties, family expectations, and a tension so thick it could suffocate, Lena and Miu are about to learn the most dangerous truth of all: Sometimes the person you can't stand... is the one you can't stop thinking about. And in the chaos of silk, ceremonies, and stolen glances, hate might just be the beginning of something far more complicated.

Sequel to 'Forget Me Not' (Book 2) . She meets her between what is lost and what lingers... A stranger with familiar eyes. A memory without a name... And a love...without a beginning.

They had love They had dreams... But they also had secrets. As passion turns to conflict and distance grows between them, Miu must choose- her rising career or the family she never planned but can't live without. GP🔞