A perfect wedding. A flawless bride. A single flower that changes everything. Charlotte Austin has everything she's ever wanted-an engagement to Thailand's most beloved actor, Apo Nattawin, a wedding fit for royalty, and a future that checks every box her family, her fans, and her past self ever dreamed of. Enter Engfa Waraha: a captivating florist with eyes like fire and hands that speak in petals and poetry. She's everything Charlotte isn't allowed to want-artistic, grounded, impossibly magnetic-and the woman tasked with designing her wedding. What starts as curiosity blooms into something far more dangerous: glances that linger too long, touches that burn, and a tension so thick it hums beneath every bouquet. As the big day approaches, Charlotte finds herself torn between the life she's built-and the woman who makes her feel alive for the first time. She was raised to say "I do." But her heart is begging her to say: "It's me." . . . This is just a fanfic, guys, so please don't take it too seriously or as reality. It's purely inspired by Englot (Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin), and no offense to the real people is intended. This story is written with love and respect for their bond, creativity, and the joy they bring to fans. Disclaimer: The images we have used are not ours. We thank the rightful owners, and no copyright infringement is intended.

Engfa Waraha rules the underworld with an iron fist-ruthless, untouchable, feared by all. In her world, love is a weakness, and weakness gets you killed. She has built her empire on blood, vengeance, and power. Nothing shakes her. Nothing reaches her heart. Because she no longer has one. Then why is she letting me get close? I'm Charlotte Austin-a journalist who should have walked away. I was only supposed to write about her, expose the truth, and move on. But the more I learn, the more I want. I should be afraid. I should stop before it's too late. But how do you stop when the danger itself becomes an addiction? Engfa Waraha doesn't believe in love. I don't believe in limits. She is the Queen of the Underworld. And I am walking straight into her darkness.

To say Dr. Engfa Waraha loved order would be an understatement. She lived by routines-early morning runs, black coffee at 6:30 sharp, hospital rounds at 7:00, and silence by 9:00 p.m. She liked things clean, controlled, and quiet. Life as a surgeon demanded discipline, and she didn't just wear that title in the hospital-it was stitched into her soul. Everything in her life was precise, predictable, and preferably not pink. Then came Charlotte Austin. A wedding planner with a chaotic schedule, a colorful wardrobe, and a voice that always carried laughter, even in the middle of a storm. Charlotte was sunshine in human form-bright, disorganized, and constantly leaving a trail of glitter and half-drunk lattes behind her. She cried at every wedding, sang while she worked, and believed that love was life's greatest adventure. Their paths should've never crossed. But fate, or rather a very unfortunate (or blessed) apartment mix-up, had other plans. Now, thanks to a double-booked lease, they were stuck sharing a charming little townhouse in the heart of the city. Just until things got sorted, of course. Just for a few weeks. Engfa swore she could survive anything for a few weeks. But as mornings filled with Charlotte's humming, late nights turned into long talks, and the scent of peonies replaced the sterile sting of antiseptic... the doctor started to question whether order really meant peace. And Charlotte? She began to wonder if maybe the universe had brought her not just a roommate, but someone worth falling for. FULLY FANFICTION ENGFA WARAHA & CHARLOTTE AUSTIN

"GOD DAMN IT ENGFA!!!" Charlotte screamed as she threw the test at her. No she couldn't believe it. This was impossible, how could she be pregnant with Engfa's baby? "Look Char, just calm down a bit okay it's bad for the baby." Engfa tried to reason, but that only made Charlotte even more angrier. And before Engfa knew it, she was knocked off the bed and onto the floor as Charlotte stormed out in anger. "I'm going to kill you Engfa Waraha." And Charlotte meant every word she had just said, if it was up to her she would have strangled Engfa herself...

Shattered Hearts, Rebuilt Love She loved her, but she was never the one. She waited, but she was never chosen. And when everything fell apart, they were left to pick up the pieces-of love, of guilt, of something that had always been there, waiting. But hearts don't break cleanly, and love doesn't always heal the way you expect. Sometimes, you have to lose yourself to find what was meant to be.

Charlotte has always been the perfect student, the perfect daughter, the perfect girl. She's the one everyone expects to succeed, to follow the rules, to fit into her family's picture of perfection. But her life gets complicated when Engfa, her brother's best friend and notorious "bad girl," starts showing up at their house. Engfa is everything Charlotte isn't: carefree, bold, and unbothered by what others think. Charlotte can't stand her. But little does Charlotte know, Engfa has a secret: she's deeply in love with her best friend's perfect little sister. And as their paths continue to cross, Charlotte's world starts to crumble, revealing a side of her she's long hidden. Will she remain the perfect girl everyone expects her to be, or will she give in to the feelings she doesn't even understand?

Charlotte rises to fame, dazzling fans. Meanwhile, Engfa notices her during a high-profile charity gala and becomes smitten. Despite their different worlds, their connection grows in secret. PS. Most of the Characters are fictitious.

In a quiet town where everyone has their secrets, two young souls find themselves at the crossroads of heartbreak and hope. Engfa and Charlotte first met as carefree friends. Life pulled them apart, only to thrust them back together after their hearts had been shattered by betrayal and loss. When they reunite, the weight of their pain is palpable, their scars mirrored in each other's eyes. Drawn by a mutual understanding of brokenness, they form a fragile bond, one built on shared vulnerability. As they navigate their own wounds, they begin to uncover the pieces of themselves they thought were lost forever. But healing isn't simple, and love can be as destructive as it is redemptive. Old wounds threaten to reopen, and unspoken fears push them to the edge. Will their connection be strong enough to mend their fractured hearts? Or will they end up breaking each other beyond repair? In this poignant tale of love, loss, and self-discovery, "Shattered Echoes" explores whether two broken souls can truly piece each other back together-or if some fractures are meant to remain.

Engfa Waraha is a successful CEO, a woman of elegance and power-but beneath her composed exterior lies a fractured past. Haunted by a childhood spent battling mental illness, Engfa has spent years piecing together a life of control and success. But when she meets Charlotte Austin, a jolly and hardworking woman who juggles multiple jobs to support her neglectful mother, something inside her begins to stir. As the pieces of the past fall into place, Engfa is forced to confront her father's sins-and her own role in a tragic web of deceit. Meanwhile, Charlotte begins to recognize connections between Engfa's family and her own pain, unraveling secrets that could destroy the fragile bond they've built. Torn between love, guilt, and loyalty, Engfa and Charlotte must face the ultimate question: Can they overcome a history soaked in betrayal and tragedy? Or will the truth shatter them both? Kalisha

Engfa Waraha is cold, awkward, highly OCD and she is definingly not a people person. She spends most of her days in her luxury apartment away from any social interaction. After having two successful stories published, she has hit a writing block. Not only that, but she's losing money and the only way to keep her apartment is to get a roommate. Charlotte Austin has travelled the world and has never found a place to call home. Tired of living at her agency's model apartments, she decides to settle down in one place. She finds a beautiful apartment and the only issue with it is an unhappy roommate. Engfa and Charlotte come from two different worlds. Charlotte represents everything Engfa disliked about people. Charlotte who is used to being well liked can't help, but become intrigued by Engfa's indifference to her. Can she melt her new roommate's cold exterior and show her that maybe she can like at least one person ?