In the cutthroat chaos of Bangkok's elite - where traffic jams are a love language and tom yum burns hotter than gossip - bossy fashion heiress Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong rules with Louboutins sharper than a som tam pestle and a brain that turns hawker stalls into haute cuisine empires. Enter Lingling Kwong: smug as a skytrain rush hour, wielding a wrench like a wai of defiance and flashing Calvin Klein secrets that raise more eyebrows than a floating market bargain. Their meet-cute? A full-on feud: snappy insults spicier than nam prik, wardrobe disasters stickier than mango with rice, and family meddling nosier than a Chatuchak weekend. As hidden truths bubble up like overbrewed Thai tea and sparks fly hotter than a Songkran splash fight, these polar opposites discover hate-flirting might just be the ultimate khao niao (sticky) situation. Will this mismatched duo tuk-tuk their way to love, or crash harder than a Chao Phraya longtail boat? A rom-com where the wai to a girl's heart is paved with puns, pad Thai, and plenty of peekaboo passion.

Love is beautiful until it isn't. Love is honest until it hides. For Orm, love had a name - Professor Lingling Kwong. Married. Brilliant. Forbidden. Years later, they meet again, and the one thing they buried is the only thing still alive between them.

In the bustling heart of modern-day Bangkok, two powerful families are bound by legacy-and torn apart by secrets. Tawan Rawee Kwong, a stoic ex-Navy SEAL turned security firm CEO, and Ayla Sasina Thananusak, Thailand's most beloved pop idol, reunite after eight years apart. Their story began in high school: Ayla, a shy transfer student, once rescued by the formidable Tawan, quietly fell in love with her. But before feelings could blossom, Tawan vanished-sent overseas without warning, leaving Ayla with only questions and heartache. Now, fate brings them together again-but not in the way either expected. Due to rising threats against Ayla, her mothers hire Tawan as her personal bodyguard. Though Ayla is thrilled to see her first love again, old wounds and new responsibilities threaten to keep them apart. As romance rekindles, long-buried family histories, generational grudges, and personal obligations rise to the surface. Tawan is torn between love and loyalty. Ayla must choose between her family's expectations and her own heart. Can love survive when the world keeps pulling them apart? Will they be able to rewrite their fate-or will they remain star-crossed, forever chasing what could have been?

​In the opulent world of the Sethratanapong dynasty, where power, wealth, and ancient family ties intertwine, a love story as forbidden as it is inevitable blossoms. Ling Kwong, daughter of the Sethratanapong's most loyal and beloved maid, Lisha, has been an honorary member of the illustrious family since birth. Raised alongside Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong, the charismatic and fiercely independent heiress, Ling has always been her confidante, her protector, and her closest friend. Their bond, forged in childhood innocence, deepened with every shared secret and knowing glance. ​As Orm, a magnetic "girls' magnet" with a penchant for playful rebellion, navigates her early crushes, Ling, seven years her senior, watches with a knowing smile, always assuming Orm's affections lie elsewhere. But beneath Orm's charming facade lies a secret adoration for the stunning, graceful Ling, an affection that has grown from a youthful crush into a profound, undeniable love. Ling, now a rising star in the modeling and acting world under the shrewd guidance of Orm's mother, Koy, finds her own heart inexplicably drawn to Orm, a truth she fiercely tries to suppress, fearing it will shatter the only family and home she's ever truly known. ​Now, with Orm, a brilliant economics graduate, stepping into her role at her Baba Oct's vast business empire, and Ling thriving in the spotlight, the delicate balance of their lives threatens to unravel. As Orm's quiet devotion intensifies and Ling's carefully constructed emotional walls begin to crumble with every pang of jealousy, they are forced to confront the complicated, angsty truth of their feelings. Can their love, born in the shadows of expectation and family loyalty, defy the unspoken rules that bind them? Or will the fear of losing everything keep them forever circling, yearning for a connection that feels both impossibly close and tragically out of reach?

What happens when a quiet overthinker marries a chaotic rich girl she barely knows? Lingling's life has always been about sacrifice-until her former boss asks her to marry his daughter, Orm. Awkward? Yes. Unexpected? Definitely. But Orm, wild and spoiled, might just need someone like Lingling... and Lingling might need someone to remind her she deserves love too. Forced to share a life neither asked for, they stumble through misunderstandings, late-night confessions, and the kind of chemistry no one saw coming. A soft, slow-burn GL romance full of heart, humor, and healing.

Five years ago, Orm and Lingling loved each other in secret, but life tore them apart. Orm stayed in Bangkok, trying to be the perfect daughter, med student, and fiancée-while Lingling rebuilt her life overseas, becoming a mother in her own terms. Now, fate pulls them back into each other's orbit. A chance encounter reignites all the feelings they tried to forget. Old wounds open, old sparks fly, and neither of them can deny what they still want. But with families, promises, and a child between them, nothing is simple. Sometimes the hardest thing is choosing your own happiness-especially when your heart never moved on.

Ling Kwong lives in a quiet house that hums with the sound of rain and the faint, haunting melodies of her own mind. At thirty, she is both woman and child - a rare condition she's lived with since she was fourteen, when her parents discovered that her sense of self sometimes drifts into a childlike state. Protected all her life, she has never known the world beyond her home's iron gates. Until Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong arrives. Orm is a pianist - patient, warm, and quietly lonely. She is hired by the Kwongs to teach Ling piano, but she soon realizes that her student is unlike anyone she has ever met. Ling's laughter carries innocence, her gaze burns with a woman's longing, and her hands tremble between playfulness and passion when they touch the piano keys - and sometimes, Orm's own. As the lessons continue, the house fills with unspoken tension: the way Orm's voice softens when she guides Ling's hands, the way Ling's eyes follow her like a secret prayer. But when Orm learns the truth about Ling's condition, fear wraps around her heart. Can she love someone whose mind sometimes drifts away from her - someone who is both a child in spirit and a woman in soul? Ling, however, is certain. In her lucid moments, she knows what she feels - and she's willing to fight for it. Even when her parents disapprove. Even when Orm pulls away. Even when her own mind betrays her.

🎬 Childhood friend to lover "Orm Kornnaphat, let's get married." This was Orm's first ever proposal. A moment that should have been joyful. But it wasn't. Lingling proposed at a funeral, under the first rainfall of the evening. What kind of lunatic would say yes to a proposal like that? No roses. No music. No ring. No one else around... just the two of them. And yet, Orm knew this wasn't an ordinary marriage. She also knew there was only one person left in this world she could still call her own. And she knew - without a doubt - that only she and Lingling could rely on each other now, to uncover who was behind the silent flames that wiped out their entire families in a single night. Orm took Lingling's hand. "Let's get married."

Ira Suwannathat has spent her life fighting against the assumptions people make about her. As the daughter of a powerful and ruthless businessman, many see her as nothing more than a privileged socialite, a spoiled heiress with her father's wealth at her disposal. But Ira is determined to carve her own path-building a career in music and fashion, proving she's more than just her last name. However, her life is threatened due to her father's dangerous business dealings, forcing her back under his control. Enter Tawan Liang, an ex-special forces operative haunted by her own past failures. The last thing Tawan wants is another high-profile protection detail, especially one as reckless and headstrong as Ira. But the job is a necessary distraction from the ghosts that torment her. As Tawan fights to keep Ira safe, she quickly realizes that the woman behind the headlines is nothing like she expected-resilient, compassionate, and fiercely determined to break free from her father's grasp. What starts as a duty soon becomes something much deeper, something Tawan knows she shouldn't want. But protecting Ira isn't just about keeping her out of harm's way-it's about shielding her from the dark truths that could shatter everything. As the threats escalate and the lines between duty and desire blur, Tawan is forced to confront her own demons. She needs redemption. She needs Ira. But she knows she can't have both.

When heartbreak meets a con artist, revenge gets complicated... Orm thought she'd lost everything when her slick ex-boyfriend scammed her out of her savings and dignity. But just when she was ready to crumble, she crossed paths with Lingling Kwong-a legendary con artist with a smug smile, a Mercedes parked where it shouldn't be, and a reputation for never losing. Orm wants revenge. Lingling wants the money. Their deal should've been simple: team up, outsmart the scammer, and make Orm's ex pay. But in the middle of fake identities, over-the-top schemes, and pretending to be engaged for the ultimate sting, Orm starts to realize her heart might be playing a trick of its own. Inspired by the Thai film Con-Heartist, this laugh-out-loud romantic caper follows Orm and Lingling as they dive into the world of cons, lies, and unexpected love-and discover that sometimes, the best payback isn't revenge at all.