Orm is accused of murder. All the evidence points to her, even though she insists she has never killed anyone and can't remember anything that happened that night. She is sentenced to life imprisonment in Infernum, a prison located on an uninhabited island filled with dangerous inmates. Rumor has it that no one has ever made it out of Infernum alive-or even survived there for more than a month. Only monsters survive in a place like that, and one of them is Ling, the woman who confessed her love to Orm eight years ago, only to be brutally rejected. After that humiliating rejection, Ling disappeared without a trace, and Orm never heard from her again-until the day she was brought to Infernum and came face to face with Ling, now the most feared inmate in the prison. The question is whether Ling's presence will be an advantage for Orm... or her personal hell, considering the last time they met, Orm lied about her and humiliated her in front of many people. [G!P LING]

Lingling Kwong is an executive who seems to have everything, beauty, intelligence and high social status. To others, she is the perfect woman that everyone desires, yet no one has ever truly reached her heart. Lingling has never fallen in love and has always believed herself to be a heartless beauty, untouched by emotions. But one day, everything begins to change when she finds herself drawn to the young niece of the housekeeper who has just moved into the Kwong mansion. The woman is named Orm. From the moment Lingling meets her, something unfamiliar stirs in her heart, something she has never felt before. And without realizing it, her carefully guarded world slowly begins to fall apart. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong is a young woman with a neat and thoughtful manner and maturity beyond her age. She has never met her father since birth and after losing her mother, she lived alone in a rented house. However, an unexpected accident changes her life, leading her to move into the Kwong mansion as the housekeeper's niece while continuing her search for her father. When Orm realizes that she has fallen for Ling, she also understands that their different status may make her feel unworthy of that love. Because of this, Orm tries to hide her feelings. But how long can she keep them buried? Especially when Ling, a beautiful, confident and intelligent executive, also begins to develop feelings for her and ready to step closer and make her heart race every time they meet.

Ling grew up believing in miracles-and one Christmas Eve, she met hers. Ormie, Santa's daughter, came to deliver a gift... but ended up becoming the most important part of Ling's life. Year after year, they meet only once- sharing stories, exchanging diaries, and building a bond that gently shifts into something deeper. But as Ling grows older and adult rules tighten around Ormie, their yearly promise becomes harder to keep. How long can a single night of the year hold an entire universe of feelings?

Orm and Ling built a love out of quiet moments, late-night talks, shared dreams, and promises of a future they couldn't wait to live together.

After escaping her sister's dangerous husband, Ling Sirilak Kwong accidentally kills Orm Kornnaphat's fiancée. This tragic accident intertwines their lives in a high-stakes tale of revenge, guilt, and unexpected turns.

A high-fashion it-girl model. A photographer who won't fall in line. A photobook project that should've stayed professional. Orm doesn't chase - but Lingling Kwong doesn't bend, and that makes her a problem Orm fully intends to handle herself. Personally. Repeatedly. Until one of them breaks.

Orm, a vibrant and extroverted economics student, is the undeniable campus darling, always in the spotlight and thriving on attention. When she trips on her way to class, she expects the usual dramatic rescue, complete with awe-struck admirers. Instead, Lingling, a calm and composed law student, picks up her scattered belongings without fanfare or excitement. For Orm, it's a first-no fanfare, no swooning, just a quiet kindness that sparks a curiosity she can't quite shake. As Orm tries to unravel the mystery of this cool, unflappable girl, she's faced with a realization: maybe the most intriguing people aren't the ones who follow the script.

Ling (GIP) ​To the world, she is the President. To her wife, she is a political asset. But to the woman hidden in the shadows, she is everything. ​At thirty-nine, Sirilak "Ling" Kwong commands the skyline of Hong Kong. As the youngest President to ever hold office, she is a figure of immense power and striking presence-possessing a "beautifully handsome" elegance that commands every room she enters. Born of a Thai mother and a powerful Chinese statesman, she balances the expectations of two worlds while trapped in a loveless "family agreement" marriage to Chen Shingua, the daughter of a political titan. ​In a world where her unique nature-her masculine paired with her feminine grace-is simply a part of her natural, striking allure, Ling has everything but freedom. ​Her composure cracks during a visit to her mother's quiet home in Khon Kaen, Thailand. There, she meets Kornnaphat "Orm" Sethratanapong, her mother's private nurse. Orm is an ethereal vision with fair skin and honey-amber eyes, a woman whose beauty feels like a physical ache. The attraction is instant, visceral, and dangerous. ​What starts as a whispered conversation in the Thai moonlight descends into a dark, consuming affair. Ling, a woman who governs millions, finds herself powerless against her craving for the woman who shouldn't be hers. In the quiet corners of estates and the back of tinted motorcades, their connection grows into something raw, explicit, and undeniable. ​But the eyes of the public are everywhere, and the law is a cold master. In a landscape of high-stakes corporate conflict and political daggers, their love is more than a secret-it's a revolution. ​When the heart defies the state, which one will break first?

​Seven years ago, Ling Sirilak Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong promised "forever" in a world that seemed to belong only to them. Their love was a masterpiece, eventually giving life to Tatjana, their "Tati"-a child born of science and a million prayers, carried in Orm's womb and cherished in Ling's arms. For four years, their home was filled with the sound of Tati's laughter and the smell of baby powder and sunlight. ​Then, the silence came. ​What started as a fever became a nightmare that didn't end. After a grueling year of hospital hallways, whispered diagnoses, and desperate midnight vigils, Tati's little heart stopped. ​Now, the house that used to be a sanctuary is a mausoleum. Orm is drowning in a grief so profound she has forgotten how to live; she sees Tati in every shadow and blames Ling for the strength she displays. She views Ling's return to work and her quiet composure as a betrayal-an act of moving on. ​But Ling isn't moving on; she is merely holding her breath. Behind closed doors, Ling is crumbling, haunted not only by the loss of her daughter but by the slow, agonizing disappearance of the woman she loves. Every argument is a scream for help that goes unheard. Every accusation from Orm is a knife to Ling's heart. ​When the weight of the resentment becomes heavier than the love they once shared, Orm asks for the one thing Ling never thought she'd give: A divorce.

The neon lights of the bar blurred into streaks of gold and red as Orm stumbled toward the exit. Her heart felt like it had been shredded; seeing Ryu, her boyfriend, in bed with his secretary had shattered her. He had claimed he only sought someone else because Orm wasn't "giving him what he needed," but that excuse didn't dull the sting of betrayal.