Rebecca Armstrong has always lived a charmed life where she was pampered, adored, and effortlessly the center of attention. At twenty-one, she's never once had to chase anyone's interest... until the day she comes home and meets her brother's new business partner. Sarocha Chamkimha is everything Rebecca isn't: elegant, controlled, and intimidatingly composed. At thirty-two, she has perfected the art of keeping people at a distance. And unlike everyone else in Rebecca's world, she doesn't melt under a bright smile or playful charm. She barely looks at her. That single indifference changes everything. Suddenly, Rebecca finds herself drawn to the one woman who seems completely unaffected by her. And Sarocha, despite her icy professionalism, begins to see through the sparkly exterior to the sincerity and warmth underneath. As the family's business expansion pulls them closer and as feelings Rebecca never expected deepen, both women must decide whether to resist the growing tension between them... or surrender to something neither of them planned for.

When two rival fashion empires announce the marriage of their daughters, the public calls it iconic. The media calls it revolutionary. Lena and Miu call it a nightmare. As the poised heir to one of Thailand's most powerful luxury brands, Lena has spent her entire life maintaining control - over her image, her company, and most importantly, herself. Cold, elegant, and impossible to intimidate, she's the last person anyone would expect to agree to a marriage built for publicity. Miu, on the other hand, was born to be seen. A world-famous model with a sharp tongue, expensive taste, and an ego large enough to match her celebrity status, she refuses to be controlled by anyone - especially not a woman who looks at her like she's a problem to solve. Unfortunately for them, their fathers have already signed the papers. Now forced into a high-profile engagement designed to dominate the fashion industry, Lena and Miu are pushed into the spotlight as the internet's newest obsession: the perfect power couple. There's just one issue. They can't stand each other. Between public appearances, staged affection, vicious arguments, and a rivalry that turns every interaction into a battle, the two begin a dangerous game of pride, provocation, and undeniable attraction. Because hatred is difficult. But hating someone who understands you better than anyone else? That's impossible.

This is the first time becky is feeling genuine care from some one the only person who had loved her genuinely . But this woman in front of her was different she is ruthless in her dark world Freen sarocha a cold, heartless mafia queen. "What will happen when a innocent girl catches the attention of the biggest mafia " This book will contain Mature scenes Insane obsession Violence Disclaimer: this is my first ever FF book so please note that I'm not the best at these but I'm still improving also english is not my first language Becky g!p Warning : ⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️

In the underworld, love is a loaded gun. Two mafias. One blood debt. A fate neither of them chose. When Yoko Apasra Letpresart, the reluctant heir to Thailand's most feared crime dynasty, watches her father gunned down by a rival organisation, her quiet life dies with him. Inheriting his empire, she carves her path with cold fire, vowing to find the one who pulled the trigger. Across the ocean, in Spain, Faye Peraya Malisorn, a femme fatale mafia queen, rules with poise and cruelty. Years ago, she ordered a brutal execution-the betrayal was too deep, the money too great. She doesn't remember the man's daughter. Why would she? Fate throws them together in a coffee shop in Madrid-Yoko seeking a weapons shipment deal, Faye killing time before a board meeting. A bump. A glance. A smile. Neither knows the truth. Yet. As their empires clash and their bodies crave each other, a forbidden love blooms in the shadows. But when Yoko discovers the woman she now loves is the very same who killed her father, the oath she made in blood resurfaces-and so does her gun. The final showdown is witnessed by everyone. Two femme fatales. One bullet each. One oath that must be kept.

Loving Lena meant daring to touch a wound that never healed. Miu never thought a single invitation from her best friend, Bam, could change everything. One dinner. One bump. One glimpse of someone she shouldn't want, yet can't look away from. Lena was kind in the way that made people feel safe. It was easy to lean closer, easier still to fall. Miu told herself it was admiration, but every heartbeat said otherwise. Yet loving someone who carried the weight of the past was never simple. Warmth could turn fragile, smiles could tremble at the edge of breaking. When Lena's past returns to claim her, Miu learns that first love doesn't just ache, it shatters. And in the wreckage, she has to choose: to let go... or to be consumed.

Chiang Mai is a great place, but not for everyone who has big dreams. For Lena, the mountains were a sanctuary, but for Miu, they eventually looked like walls. Six years ago, Miu followed the neon lights of Bangkok, leaving behind a story that never truly began. It's a strange thing, grieving something that never even had a name. There were no labels or anniversaries, only late-night conversations and feelings that grew in the spaces between what was said and what was never dared. They weren't together, but they weren't nothing, either. For Lena, seeing Miu is a stinging reminder that she "doesn't have the right" to feel this way because they were never a couple. She has spent years trying to shrink her pain to match the situation, yet it still hurts like losing something solid. Some loves stay beside you; others leave the town and take a piece of your heart with them.

Faye, 36, hates her marriage. She only married Yoko-a 20-year-old intersex woman-to make her mother happy. To Faye, Yoko is boring, too quiet, and too obedient. She treats Yoko coldly, ignoring her gentle face and natural beauty. Yoko always asks permission for everything, and her blind obedience only makes Faye dislike her more. But things start to change when Faye's brother talks to Yoko and encourages her to be herself. Slowly, Yoko stops being so submissive. She begins to trust herself, dress the way she likes, walk with confidence, and shine in her own way. This new Yoko-confident and beautiful-starts catching the attention of younger women. And Faye, who once couldn't stand her, suddenly feels a deep and possessive jealousy. The woman she used to call dull and unimportant is now desired by others. Now Faye must face the truth: she can't stand the idea of losing Yoko to anyone else. She enters a battle with herself, where her need for control fights against her new feelings, until the line between love and obsession completely disappears. - Originally written by the author: @Deusakonan291898 - I just translated this story into the English version. - Yoko is g!p in this story.

📌 SYNOPSIS - The Heir and the Heartbreaker (• angsty • slow-burn • emotional) Freen Sarocha Chankimha has everything - beauty that turns heads, kindness that softens even the coldest hearts, and a future carved in gold. Everyone wants her, everyone admires her, but no one has ever truly reached her. Freen doesn't date. Freen doesn't play. Freen believes in sincerity, in loyalty, in love that isn't a game. Becky Rebecca Armstrong has never played by those rules. Magnetic, breathtaking, and notoriously unattached, Becky turns romance into a pastime and heartbreak into second nature. She knows every trick, every flirtation, every escape route. Dating is easy. Feelings are not. So when Becky is dared - challenged - to date the one girl who has never dated anyone, the one girl who seems untouchable... she accepts with a smirk. But Freen surprises her. What should have been a game becomes something genuine. Friendship grows where flirting was supposed to win. Softness forms where Becky never expected it. And for the first time in her life, Becky hides the truth - because losing the dare means nothing, but losing Freen would mean everything. Until the day Freen overhears Becky and Nop talking.Until the day she learns she was meant to be a challenge.Until the day her gentle heart cracks quietly. Becky apologizes - genuinely, desperately - and Freen forgives her, because Freen always forgives.But something in her shifts.Something silent.Something aching. Because while Becky was learning how to be a friend...Freen was falling in love. And when Becky starts dating Nop, blissfully unaware of the damage she's done, Freen does the one thing she's always done best: She hides her pain.She smiles for Becky.She finds happiness in Becky's happiness, even as her own heart breaks. A slow-burn of unspoken love, misplaced loyalty, and the kind of heartbreak that only happens when the right person comes at the wrong time.

That position was supposed to be mine, not that rich brat's who came holding daddy's hand. However, lying about my identity was never part of the plan.... Despite earning her degree, Faye Malisorn's dreams of an office job were crushed by the rigid class lines of her town and the relentless pressure from her family to follow the same oil-rig path, generations before her had taken. Trapped and resentful, she watched helplessly as the coveted position was handed to Yoko Apasra, a privileged newcomer. Faye's bitterness was instant, until the tiny, sunshine-bright heiress turned her attention to Faye and decided, with startling determination, that they were going to be close instead. As the days went by, she kept wanting more....