Rule number one: never make life-changing promises before boarding a plane. Rule number two: if you do... make sure you come back on time. Nop left with dreams bigger than the city they lived in, promising Becky he'd return to build the life they'd always imagined together. He did. Only a few years too late. Because somewhere between unanswered calls, endless waiting, and learning how to let go, Becky met Freen-the woman who taught her that sometimes the life you mourn is only making room for the life you're meant to live. They fell in love. They got married. They built a home. And then the past knocked on the front door. Now Becky is trapped between a promise she never broke and vows she never imagined making. One man returned believing he was finally coming home. One woman never imagined she'd have to fight for the home she'd already built. After all... No one tells you what happens when your first love keeps their promise-just after you've already kept yours to someone else.

It is a story of regret. An intersex girl, Freen Chankima, has a big crush on the daughter of the owner of the university and the campus crush, Becky Armstrong, who has never tired of saying that she is straight as a ruler. But what if the time comes when these two are going to become one through an arranged marriage? Is Becky going to fall? Can Freen keep waiting? Or will one fall in love when the other has already started giving up? Stay tuned! Characters Freen Chankima Pretty, handsome, tall, sweet, kind, rich, and intersex. Yes, she has a male body part, but only her family and close friends know. She comes from a rich family. Her dad and Becky's dad are close friends. She has a crush on Becky Armstrong, the daughter of the owner of the university where she studies. Becky Armstrong Pretty, savage, rich, and strongly believes she is straight. Just like she always says: "I will never like Freen. I'm absolutely straight... eww."

'Some loves never leave. They just wait for you to catch up.' Book Three of the 'Love Came' Series - Love Came Right Now Freen doesn't ache anymore. She's done hoping, done replaying old memories like they might offer answers. She let go of that chapter. And maybe, for the first time in her life - she let go of Becky too. Now, tucked in a quieter corner of the country, Freen builds a gentler life - one with fewer shadows and more sky. She's no longer trying to shine for anyone. She simply is - steady, clear, alive in her own rhythm. And when a twist of fate brings Becky back into her orbit, Freen welcomes her like you welcome an old friend - with warmth, and without expectation. Because she isn't waiting anymore. But Becky? She thought she had buried those feelings. She thought she had said goodbye. Until she sees Freen laugh - truly laugh - like the girl she once knew and the woman she never got the chance to love. And slowly, without meaning to, Becky begins to see Freen not through the haze of memory - but through the sharp, stunning light of now. And suddenly, something in Becky shifts. Because this isn't about nostalgia. This isn't the past knocking. This is something real. Present. Breathing. And it might be the beginning of a love she never finished learning how to hold. "Love Came Right Now" is the final book in the 'Love Came' trilogy - a story about timing, tenderness, finding yourself again, and realizing that the right love sometimes arrives when you're finally ready to receive it. For readers who believe that healing can be soft, that second chances can be earned, and that love - the real kind - waits until you're whole.

'Some goodbyes are loud. Ours was a whisper.' Book Two of the 'Love Came' Series Seven years after she let go of her first and fiercest love, Freen is no longer the girl who glittered through school hallways. Now, she's the sharp-edged CEO of a rising indie music label - all structure, no softness. Her world is spreadsheets, sound checks, and silence. Until the voice she thought she'd buried in memory sings again - this time, from behind the glass of her own recording studio. Becky is back. Not as Ghostnotes. As herself. And Freen? She's still trying to remember how to breathe. They say time heals all wounds. But what if time just teaches you how to hide them better? Love Came Too Late is the emotional second volume in the 'Love Came' series. Perfect for fans of slow ache, long silences, and hearts that never healed properly.

She loved her in silence. Becky is a quiet high school senior with a special gift: her songs tear souls apart. On social media, she's an enigmatic musician singing about loss, love, and silence. Thousands listen to her. But she writes only about one person. And for her. Freen is bright, vibrant, popular. Her hugs are for everyone - except the one who truly waits. They're childhood friends. Becky is always there. And always invisible. 🎧 What happens when Freen discovers that her favorite songs are confessions from the one standing right beside her? When the secret unfolds, Becky gets a chance at a real life, without pain. And Freen gets a chance to change everything. But silence is often louder than screaming. And not every confession is heard in time. This is a story about love that happened - but never became. About a voice that was always near. And about a girl who didn't recognize it in time.

Becky Armstrong is 23, but the world treats her like she's broken. Born premature into a wealthy family, she grows up protected by the only people who truly love her her parents. Freen Chankimha, 27 is powerful, cold, and untouchable or so everyone believes. A self-made CEO and an intersex woman, Freen trusts no one. Control is her survival, and emotions are a risk she refuses to take. After Becky's parents die, her world collapses. And when Becky looks at Freen and asks, "Are you still my safe person?" everything changes. Its Gip Story Freen is (intersex) if you're uncomfortable skip becuse its have 🔞 scenes All characters, events, and situations are completely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. All rights and credits are originally mine.

Rebecca gains herself a new neighbour. _____ Freenbecky converted story. All credits go to the original author.

Freen's POV - 6 years ago* "You're late, Sarocha!" I rushed into the charity gala, still in uniform. Everyone else looked fancy. I looked like I'd just arrested someone. Which I had. Then I saw her. Beautiful girl in a black dress, surrounded by boring old men. She looked... trapped. Like she'd rather be anywhere else. "That's Becky Armstrong," Nam whispered. "Armstrong Industries princess. Way out of your league." But something about how alone she looked... "I'm gonna talk to her." "FREEN, NO!" Too late. I was already walking over. "Ms. Armstrong? I'm Officer Freen Sarocha. Want to get some air?" She turned, brown eyes meeting mine, and smiled. A real smile. "I thought you'd never ask." --- Freen's POV - Present day I stare at the old photo on my desk. Becky and me, laughing at some café. So young. So happy. So unaware of what was coming. Five years since everything fell apart. My phone buzzes. Officer Sarocha? This is Richard Armstrong. We need your help. It's about my granddaughter... Roni. The daughter I've never met. "I'll be right there." I look at the photo one more time. Are you ready to see her again, Freen? No. But a child is missing. And despite everything, I'd still do anything for Becky. Even if it destroys me all over again.

Freen and Becky's story begins in the quiet halls of an orphanage, a place meant to heal but often filled with shadows of the past. Freen, just 12 years old, carries the weight of trauma from her failed adoptions, vowing never to leave the orphanage until she turns 18. Becky, only 8 and the sole survivor of a tragic house fire, arrives with nowhere else to turn. Despite their age difference and painful histories, the two form an unbreakable bond. Freen becomes Becky's protector, her confidant, her family. Over the years, their connection grows stronger than anything either of them has ever known. But fate isn't kind. Four years later, a family comes to adopt Becky, shattering their fragile world. Freen is left behind, heartbroken. She makes a promise-to herself and to Becky-that once she turns 18, she will find her again. As the years go by, life tests their resolve. Will Freen and Becky find their way back to each other? Or will the hardships of life pull them further apart? This is a story of resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring power of love and family in the face of life's greatest challenges.

Becky and Freen are in uni together learning business. They grew up as inseparable best friends. Everyone assumed they'd end up together, but Becky always brushed it off - especially once she started dating. What Becky doesn't know is that Freen has been in love with her since they were teenagers, but buried those feelings to protect their friendship. Their families - close for generations - arranged a marriage between them (business merger, inheritance, cultural/traditional reason). Becky, annoyed, thinks it's ridiculous and assumes Freen will laugh it off too. But Freen said 'YES' Now Becky feels betrayed - like her best friend trapped her. The friendship they once had crumbles into resentment. Let see what happens next. The story would be Bestfriends to enemies to lovers. There might be some harsh words and scenes.