​They say money can't buy happiness, but it can certainly build a beautiful prison. Orm Kornnaphat was a 3rd generation heir, a woman who had never wanted for anything-until she met Ling Kwong. Ling, a simple yet talented architect, was a breath of fresh air in Orm's stiflingly perfect world. Their marriage, a quiet act of rebellion and love, lasted six beautiful years and gave them the greatest gift: their chaotic, sweet, and fiercely intelligent daughter, Calix (affectionately known as Caly). ​The world they built, funded by Ling's vision and Orm's support, was their private sanctuary. Until Ling's mother, Leti, descended. Driven by a bitter dislike for Orm's wealth and status, Leti began a campaign of subtle manipulation and fabricated drama. Every minor disagreement became a calculated battle. Ling, a devoted daughter and a woman deeply in love, was crushed by the impossible choice. Orm, a proud woman who refused to see her wife in pain, made the heart-wrenching decision to step away. ​Two years after a divorce neither of them truly wanted, they navigate a fragile truce, co-parenting Caly with care. Orm lives in her family estate with Caly, fending off high-powered suitors, while Ling remains in the home she built for them, fending off her mother's forced introductions. The distance is physical, but the emotional ties are stronger than they dare to admit. This story is the blueprint of their rebuilding, exploring if a fractured past can be re-architected into a future worth sharing.

The contract was her safety net. The girl was her undoing. Ling Ling Kwong doesn't just run Kwong Enterprise; she commands it with the kind of precision that leaves no room for error or emotion. In her world, emotions are a liability she traded for absolute control long ago. But when she meets Orm Kornnaphat, a literature student fueled by fire and defiance-Ling's composure begins to crack. To maintain her control, Ling offers Orm a contract designed to ensure total submission. It was supposed to be an arrangement of control and surrender. Instead, Ling discovers that when it comes to Orm, she isn't the one holding the pen and the heart is the one thing she can't control.

Lingling Sirilak Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong are rich heiresses from two powerful families, forced into an arranged marriage neither of them wants. When both refuse the family union, their parents decide to teach them a lesson by sending them to a rural village in the outskirts of Thailand, forcing them to live as a married couple without luxury, servants, or city privilege. Lingling, surprisingly, knows how to survive thanks to childhood camping trips with her grandfather. Orm, however, has never lived without comfort, and the countryside quickly becomes her personal nightmare. Between muddy roads, village gossip, nosy neighbors, and daily arguments, two spoiled heiresses must learn how to survive marriage, poverty, and each other. From powerful heiresses to countryside disasters. And somehow, love might be the biggest problem of all.

Lingling Kwong is an infamous heart surgeon - dominant, flirtatious, and used to getting exactly what she wants. But the new dermatologist at the hospital, Orm Sethratanapong, doesn't fall for her charm, apparently. Disclaimer: This is nothing serious-just a story I started plotting during one of my many visits to the ER. I write it during my train rides to work, mostly to pass time and pretend I'm being productive (when I am not asleep, of course). Please adjust expectations accordingly 🫡🚆💉

It was supposed to be simple: a contract, a couple of eggs, and zero emotional entanglements. Orm never planned to fall for Lingling Kwong-the effortlessly elegant, frustratingly absent billionaire who became her wife on paper and disappeared before their daughters was born. Seven years later, Orm's world flips when her daughter's kindergarten meltdown reveals a shocking twist: Milk has a twin. And their other mommy? Lingling. Back. Gorgeous as ever. And dead set on being a mother-and a wife-again. As Lingling reenters their lives with ice cream, swing-set diplomacy, and an infuriating smile, Orm is forced to relive the heartbreak of their tangled past. But Lingling's not giving up-not on her daughters, and not on Orm. Because this time, she isn't offering a contract. She's offering forever.

Athena lost her parents when she was young to a trolloc attack in her village. Since then, the village raised her until she became of age. Athena was different from most girls in the village. She was the Dragon Reborn but of course no one knew that. Athena found out about her powers when she was 14 and has been practicing with them trying to understand them. It wasn't until the day when an Aes Sedai and her warder arrived at the village in search of this Dragon Reborn. Athena develops a special connection with this Aes Sedai. Will their relationship bloom?