After three years in France, Lingling Kwong returns to Thailand, expecting a quiet life-until a simple trip to drop off her niece at kindergarten turns into a world-shattering revelation. Two little voices called her Dadda. Five years, one night, and a hidden secret-now the woman she loved and the twins she never knew exist are standing right in front of her. Can she reclaim the family she never knew she had? --- "She lost her love... but the twins she never knew just found Dadda" --- DADDA, YOU'RE LATE LINGORM FANFIC

Orm Kornnaphat, an attorney and CEO of Sethra Law, is forced into a marriage with the infamous genius attorney, Ling Ling Kwong - a woman known for never losing in court... and for being strangely unpredictable. But this marriage is more than just a forced arrangement. There's something darker hidden behind Ling Ling Kwong - the infamous freak attorney. ---------- ⚠️ **Disclaimer:** This story is purely a work of fan fiction and does not reflect the real personalities or lives of any individuals mentioned. Some content may contain dark, intense, or emotionally heavy themes. Please read at your own discretion if you are uncomfortable with such content.

Synopsis: At Serene Hope Medical Center, internist Lingling Kwong and trauma surgeon Orm Kornnaphat are anything but serene. Lingling, known for her precision, discipline, and post-shift weightlifting, views Orm as a reckless scalpel-swinger with a God complex. Orm, a rising surgical star and viral vlogger, thinks Lingling is too cautious, too stiff and way too attractive when she's mad. When the hospital assigns them to co-lead a research initiative on improving surgical recovery outcomes, their professional clash turns personal. Forced to work together, they argue about treatment plans by day and awkwardly avoid eye contact by night... until bickering turns into lingering stares, jealousy sparks over gym partners and vlog followers, and sulking becomes the newest form of flirting. As their rivalry blurs into something softer and much more dangerous to their guarded hearts they must decide: will they keep drawing battle lines, or finally surrender to the tension that's been building with every chart signed and every elevator ride? Cross My Heart, Suture Yours is a slow-burn medical rom-com filled with scalpels, sass, gym-induced jealousy, hallway sulking, and the kind of love story that heals deeper than medicine ever could.

​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.

"I'm the last Kwong." This bothered Ling - a multi-billion CEO suddenly faced with a truth she cannot ignore. She needs an heir, someone to continue what she built. Everything she worked for. But she wants to do it alone - no love, no romance, only duty. The question remains: is she enough? Can duty become something more? Or will legacy be nothing but obligation? "Can you make my Mama smile wide too?" The most innocent yet complicated request Orm - a tall, energetic local from Ko Samui - has ever heard. She shouldn't be this close to them. She doesn't know their world, their surname, or the weight they carry. But she sees something in the boy's words: a desire for warmth, for connection. Can she give that without disrupting everything? Will she balance kindness with boundaries? Or will this small moment pull her into something entirely new? Two women. Two worlds. One shaped by legacy and expectation. The other grounded in presence and kindness. A small boy who becomes the bridge between them. And moments that might change everything - in ways neither of them expects.

She thought she was dying. She dreamed of love. But what if the girl she fell for... was real all along? After a terrible accident leaves Orm in a coma, her soul begins drifting - not into the afterlife, but into Ling's apartment. Ling, a quiet illustrator still mourning her own losses, thinks she's losing her mind when a sarcastic, beautiful "ghost" starts appearing in her kitchen. Over cups of invisible tea and rooftop confessions, they fall into a strange, beautiful rhythm... and slowly, into love. But Ling doesn't know Orm is still alive. And Orm doesn't know she was never just a dream. This is a story about two souls that find each other in the in-between. About memory, second chances, and the kind of love that refuses to let go - even when the world does.

Orm Kornnaphat is all warmth and laughter, effortlessly drawing people in with her playful energy and deep love for her family. Ling Ling Kwong is cool and distant, keeping the world at arm's length-except for her two dogs, the only true source of warmth she allows. When they're paired as co-hosts for Channel 3's biggest entertainment event, their clashing personalities spark tension from the start. Orm is determined to break through Ling Ling's walls, while Ling Ling refuses to let herself be understood. But as long hours turn into stolen moments, and frustration turns into something neither of them can name, one question lingers- What happens when someone who loves like Breathing meets someone who doesn't believe they can be loved at all?

This is a sequel to SERENDIPITY. For a better reading experience please read the first book. Lingling and Orm once shared a love built on quiet certainty-soft laughter, gentle promises, and a future they were ready to step into. After a year together, Lingling was finally going to propose. But a week before that moment, Orm never made it home. A tragic plane crash left her missing at sea, and the world quickly began to accept what Lingling refused to believe-that Orm was gone. While Lingling holds onto grief, refusing to let go of the ring meant for the future she lost, fate quietly writes a different story. Orm survives. Washing ashore with no memory of who she is, she is taken in by a kind family who gives her a new name-Nam Thipnakorn-and a second chance at life. No memories. No past. No Lingling. Only a quiet sense of belonging in a life she doesn't realize isn't hers. Now, one woman remembers everything...While the other remembers nothing.

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.