When Jayna and her best friend Miu transfer to Red Eclipse Academy, they expect rules, training, and the usual supernatural politics-not the suffocating pull of a prophecy older than the school's stone walls. Jayna tries to hide behind clumsy smiles and chaotic laughter, but the moon peels her open. Something inside her stirs. Something powerful. Something dangerous. And the academy's coldest vampires, Ginny and Lena, feel it like a bruise beneath the skin. They were raised to fear the prophecy. Raised to kill whatever awakens it. But fate has its own hunger. As Jayna draws Ginny in with an intensity neither understands, and Miu's quiet magic coils around Lena's icy restraint, the four of them become tangled in secrets whispered long before their lives began. At Red Eclipse Academy, the moon is turning red. Old magic is waking. And the girl who arrived hoping to stay invisible might be the one thing destined to break the world-or save it.

What if you're afraid to give you love to someone who's also afraid. ‎ ‎Ginny Natnicha, a perfection-driven cheer captain, believes love must be earned. ‎ ‎Jayna Angelina Stevens, a transfer student and basketball player, believes love should be steady and honest. ‎ ‎When their worlds collide, they are forced to confront vulnerability, expectations, and the courage it takes to choose each other openly ‎ ‎How do you choose someone when fear has always chosen for you?

Ginny Natnicha is a brilliant heart surgeon in the Philippines who built her life on discipline and silence after being betrayed by the woman she loved. ‎ ‎Eight years ago, she pushed Jayna Angelina Stevens away, believing Jayna had cheated on her. ‎ ‎With the support-and anger-of her friends Kao and Tk, Ginny closed her heart and never looked back. ‎ ‎Jayna, now a famous villain actress, left the country broken and misunderstood. ‎ ‎Behind her cold image is a woman still haunted by the past, hiding a dangerous heart condition called arrhythmia and a truth she was never able to tell. ‎ ‎Only her friends Nur and Jane know what really happened-and how much Jayna sacrificed for love. ‎ ‎When Jayna returns to the Philippines, old wounds reopen. ‎ ‎Anger, guilt, and unspoken pain collide as the truth slowly comes to light. ‎ ‎As Jayna's heart begins to fail, Ginny must face the hardest question of all: can love survive after years of silence, ‎misunderstanding, and regret? ‎ .・゜゜・ 🐵🦙 Hello co-Alkeys! I'm new for writing and i hope you guy's understand me if i have a wrong grammars, i just keep thinking what if i write?and explore my imagination thank you for welcoming me in advance if you welcome me, you guys have a great day and enjoy reading 😍

Five years ago, Ginny and Jayna shared a love that seemed unbreakable. Married and blessed with a beautiful daughter, Pam "Pmmy" Stevens-Natnicha, they had built a life filled with laughter, warmth, and dreams for the future. But tragedy struck in an instant. A car crash took Jayna away from them-or so Ginny thought. Left alone to raise Pmmy, Ginny carried the weight of grief and heartbreak, believing she had lost the love of her life forever. Five years later, fate brings them face to face-but everything has changed. Jayna survived the crash, yet she remembers nothing of Ginny, their marriage, or the daughter she never knew she had. Worse, she's engaged to someone else, living a life crafted by lies and manipulation. Now, Ginny must confront the impossible: Can love survive when memories are gone? Can a heart that has forgotten still recognize the one it was meant to love? The Wife She Forgot is a heart-wrenching WLW story of loss, rediscovery, and the enduring power of love-even when everything else fades away.

Ginny thought surviving a toxic marriage was the hardest thing she'd ever do. She was wrong. When she escapes an arranged marriage that slowly erased her, Ginny finds refuge in writing and GL stories-until an unexpected message from Jayna, a younger, reckless, heartbreakingly charming girl, changes everything. What begins as late-night conversations, flirting, and unspoken longing turns into a connection neither of them is ready to face. Fear, family pressure, timing, and pride tear them apart-leaving Ginny grieving a love she was never brave enough to name. Five years later, Ginny is a successful writer in Thailand, adapting her own novel into a GL series. She's healed, independent... and finally at peace. Until Jayna walks back into her life.

They were never official. Just.. almost. Almost lovers. Almost something real. Almost enough. Until they ruined each other. Audi (Jayna) and Clio (Ginny) walked away from a situationship so intense it left them wounded. No labels, no promises - just chemistry, jealousy, miscommunication, and a heartbreak too messy to name. Now, they work in different companies, living separate lives that never cross. No more tension in hallways. No more unsent messages. No more pretending they didn't care. They've spent years perfecting the art of moving on. But when both companies are selected for a seven-day leadership retreat in Thailand, fate throws them back into the same space, same schedule, same workshops, same late nights. And everything they buried resurfaces. The lingering glances. The familiar push-and-pull. The jealousy they swore they outgrew. The people hovering around them just a bit too closely. Worse, one of them wasn't even supposed to be there. A last-minute replacement. A twist that feels too much like destiny.. or punishment. Old habits return. Old wounds reopen. Old patterns repeat themselves in ways that feel destined and destructive all at once. And when one devastating fight destroys whatever fragile truce they had, life separates them again. Years that change them. Years that break the cycle. Years that finally teach them how love is supposed to feel. And when they meet again.. They're no longer the toxic versions of themselves. No longer almost. No longer ruined. Just two people brave enough to finally get it right.

Jayna proposed after a one-night stand and can't remember a thing. Ginny doesn't either. She only remembers a minimalist fairy tattoo on the stranger's right back shoulder. Oh, and she has a boyfriend. Disclaimer: This story is a work of fanfiction. Some scenarios or themes may bear similarities to those found in Poisonous Love the series. All similar concepts, ideas, or inspirations are respectfully credited to the original creators of Poisonous Love. No copyright infringement is intended.

What if Pat never had the accident that pulled their worlds back together? What if she left by choice - because Prem couldn't choose her? Prem and Pat parted quietly, lovingly, and painfully. Prem couldn't fight the war waged by her parents, and Pat couldn't bear to watch the woman she loved torn between family and her. So they let go... not because the love ended, but because it hurt too much to stay. An ocean grows between them, yet something remains - a silence filled with the things they never said, the choices they never made, and the futures they never dared to imagine. In a world where the breakup stayed final and tragedy never forced a reunion, what becomes of a love that was never allowed to bloom? What paths cross? What doors open? What fragile, dangerous "what ifs" linger in the space between them? A story not of what was, but of what still could be - when fate is rewritten, and love is given the chance to choose for itself.

Ginny Nanitcha rules her empire in Bangkok with icy precision. She's thirty, brilliant... and untouchable. Love? Not on her schedule. Jayna Stevens is everything Ginny isn't-bubbly, carefree, and irresistible. A famous idol with a secret: she's a billionaire heir who ditched the life of luxury for freedom and her dreams. When fate throws them together in the bustling streets of Bangkok, sparks fly-and neither can ignore the pull. Ginny's icy walls. Jayna's unstoppable charm. Two hearts, one city, zero rules. Can the queen of control and the runaway heiress survive love... or will it melt them both? I am just writing for fun. All characters and events in this story are fictional. Names may be inspired by real people, but the story is entirely imaginary. This work is not intended to violate any copyrights.

Alternative Story: "After the Last Goodbye" A love that ended, but a connection that refused to die. After whispering their final I love yous, after one last night where their bodies clung as if love alone could rewrite destiny, they said goodbye. No fights. No anger. Just two people who loved too deeply, but not deeply enough to conquer the cruel timing life had given them. And with hearts that felt carved out of their chests, they walked away-separate paths, separate futures, carrying the echo of a love they were forced to abandon. Yet destiny isn't done with them. Just writing just for fun. #nocopyrightinfringementintended