The Last Summer We Were Girls is a sapphic love story spanning twenty years between childhood friends Engfa and Charlotte. From one reckless summer in Phuket to separate lives, missed chances, and a love they never quite learned how to name, some people never really leave us...even when we let them go. DISCLAIMER: This is a non-commercial work of fan fiction created for entertainment purposes only. Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin are real public figures; however, the characters, relationships, events, dialogue, and situations depicted in this story are entirely fictional and should not be interpreted as representing their real lives, views, relationships, or experiences. I do not claim ownership of their names, likenesses or any third-party material referenced. No affiliation with or endorsement by the individuals depicted is implied.

Basketball got her into the school. Everything else became a problem. After earning a sports scholarship to one of Bangkok's most elite schools, Engfa Waraha expected competition, rich kids, and oversized egos. What she didn't expect was a school obsessed with reputation, a basketball captain who treated the court like her kingdom, and a cheerleader whose perfect smile looked a little too rehearsed to be real. Everybody thought the golden couple had the perfect relationship. Everybody was wrong. The more Engfa crosses paths with the captain's girlfriend, the more she notices the quiet things nobody else seems to see, the exhaustion behind pretty smiles, the silence after arguments, and the way someone can slowly disappear while pretending everything is fine. And maybe the worst part? Charlotte notices Engfa too. But falling for the wrong girl turns out to be only the beginning. Because somewhere between basketball games, school drama, ridiculous arguments, unexpected friendships, protective best friends, complicated families, and secrets that have been buried for years, Engfa's new school starts changing more than she ever expected. Rivals become something else. Friendships are tested and rebuilt. Families aren't always as simple as they seem. And sometimes, the people who crash into your life unexpectedly are the ones who end up feeling the most like home. Now caught between rivalry, rumors, family secrets, old relationships, new feelings, and a group of people who somehow become tangled together, Engfa is about to learn that growing up isn't only about figuring out who you love. It's about figuring out who stays. And some lines? Maybe they were always meant to be crossed. Especially the ones off the court. ⚠️ Reader Note: This is a G!P Engfa story. If G!P isn't your thing, that's completely okay, this story might not be for you. ❤️ Just putting this here beforehand so everyone knows what to expect.

Obsession turns into Real Love

Charlotte's father has cancer and the Austin's are in need of money for his medical treatments. So Charlotte pays a visit to an old family friend, Engfa, and asks for a loan. Engfa offers to pay all the expenses of her fathers sickness and even more, all in one condition, that she marries her. Trigger warning: this story is 18+ read it for your own risk. This story also contains G!P Engfa credits to the owner.

After a year of separation, Engfa and Charlotte are brought back together by a new project. Old feelings return, unresolved emotions resurface, and fate gives them one more chance to face the love they never even got to begin. Charlotte soon realizes the truth she's been trying to ignore. Some chances are worth taking, no matter how scared you are.

A husband who turned his wife's life into a living hell. A wife who hid her pain behind a pair of sunglasses and a smile that fooled the world. A doctor who saw the pain that smile could never hide. Some stories begin with love. This one begins with survival.

**The Geometry of Us** Engfa Waraha is the "Iron Rose" of Sapphire University-the billionaire heiress whose life is a perfectly drafted blueprint of expectations, boardrooms, and silence. Charlotte Austin is the scholarship student from Phuket, an aspiring architect who survives on caffeine, charcoal sketches, and a fierce determination to never be anyone's "project." In the cramped, chaotic sanctuary of Room 304, two worlds that were never meant to touch begin to collide. But in a world where a single viral post can ruin a legacy and a midnight phone call can end a career, their love is a structural risk they can't afford to take. Can they build a future together in secret, or will the weight of the Waraha name crush them both?

One politician. One village. One woman she couldn't control. The fall is inevitable. The only question is who breaks first? This is a story about ambition, and what happens when it meets someone it can't control. ⚠️ Expect: Angst Mature content Explicit language This story includes GP/intersex themes. If you are uncomfortable with this, please consider skipping this book.

Engfa Waraha is infamous for being the rude, stubborn, and rebellious daughter of one of Thailand's most celebrated singers. Chaos follows her everywhere she goes. From fights to scandals, she constantly finds herself at the center of trouble, earning the nickname everyone fears - "The Devil." No one can control her. Not her parents. Not her friends. Not even herself. Then there's Charlotte Louise Austin - the kind-hearted, intelligent, and graceful daughter of the owner of Grant University. She's everything Engfa is not. Warm where Engfa is cold. Gentle where Engfa is reckless. Two completely different worlds. Two completely different souls. But one unexpected incident forces their paths to cross. Will Engfa allow herself to grow close to Charlotte? Or will she push her away, terrified that the darkness surrounding her might destroy the one person who sees beyond the monster everyone believes she is?

CHARLOTTE GP ⚠️ In a city that never sleeps, two guarded souls find their sanctuary in the dark. Engfa has spent her entire life carrying the weights of others. As a dedicated nurse, her days are consumed by the high-stakes demands of the hospital's VIP wing, bound by old loyalties, childhood history, and a kindness that people often mistake for weakness. She is everyone's safe haven-except her own. Charlotte lives in the quiet shadows of a loud world. As a fiercely independent Relationship Manager, she prefers the predictability of numbers, the anonymity of her midnight motorbike rides, and a protective wall built from past heartbreaks. Suffering from severe insomnia, she has learned to survive entirely on her own. When their paths cross away from the prying eyes of their shared childhood circle, a fragile, unspoken understanding sparks between the exhausted nurse and the guarded stranger. But in a world where old ties refuse to let go, and some obsessions run dangerously deep, their quiet sanctuary becomes a battleground. Can Engfa finally find the courage to choose her own happiness, or will the crushing weight of her past pull them both under?