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Lingling Kwong has spent most of her life buried in structure-numbers, meetings, expectations-leaving little room for anything as unpredictable as love. Concerned, her mother arranges a grand masquerade ball, and for once, Ling plays along... only to find herself completely captivated by a mysterious woman in white-clever, warm, and impossible to forget. But before Ling can even learn her name, midnight strikes, and the woman disappears. What follows is a quiet obsession. Ling searches, retraces, remembers-trying to find someone she barely knows but somehow can't let go of. And then, fate intervenes in the most inconvenient way possible. Enter Orm Kornnaphat-new secretary to Love Pattranite-a walking disaster who crashes into Ling's life quite literally. Coffee spills, doors slam, mosquito bats swing, and through it all, Ling finds herself increasingly irritated by someone who seems to exist solely to disrupt her carefully controlled world. What Ling doesn't know... is that Orm is the woman in white. Now caught between a past she's chasing and a present she can't stand, the real question isn't just whether Ling will uncover the truth- It's whether these two can survive the chaos long enough to fall in love.

Years ago, diagnosed with a terminal illness, Earn ended things with Fahlada without explanation-just cruel words and a cold goodbye. She thought disappearing was the kindest thing she could do. Now, Fahlada is assigned to mentor Earn for a medical project. Earn is determined to keep her secret buried, even if it means enduring Fahlada's coldness. How long can she hide the truth? And will Fahlada let her disappear again?

This is the sequel of Home. Please read it before reading this story. Credit goes to nefrofer on aff

It's an adaptation. I personally love this story so I wanted to make an adaptation. I think Ladaearn would fit in the story so I made it with them. Cr- nefrofer on aff

At a crowded intersection, two strangers wait for the light to change, unaware that their lives are about to. When the sky suddenly breaks into rain, Ling offers her umbrella to a quiet stranger named Orm. A fleeting moment. A simple act of kindness. But some encounters are never meant to stay temporary. As the city pulls them together again and again, unfamiliar hearts begin to feel like home. In stolen glances, midnight conversations, and the spaces between coincidence and fate, love quietly blooms. But reality has a way of catching up. And when the truth finally surfaces, they must decide whether what they found in the rain was destiny... or only a moment borrowed from time.

Autumn Sirilak "Lingling" Kwong is quiet, brilliant, and breathtakingly beautiful-a girl who grows life from the soil and keeps her heart close. Kornnaphat Isabella "Orm" Sethratanapong is chaos in heels: spoiled, snobby, and used to getting everything she wants. When a scandal lands Orm on her family's sprawling farmland, she meets Lingling-the girl she can't stand, yet can't ignore. Days of banter, mud, and stubborn clashes turn into something neither expected... Can a girl of the soil and a girl of luxury survive the clash of their worlds? Or will the earth itself swallow their hearts before love has a chance to bloom? ------LINGORM FANFIC #HARVESTING HEARTS

Orm Kornnaphat, an attorney and CEO of Sethra Law, is forced into a marriage with the infamous genius attorney, Ling Ling Kwong - a woman known for never losing in court... and for being strangely unpredictable. But this marriage is more than just a forced arrangement. There's something darker hidden behind Ling Ling Kwong - the infamous freak attorney. ---------- ⚠️ **Disclaimer:** This story is purely a work of fan fiction and does not reflect the real personalities or lives of any individuals mentioned. Some content may contain dark, intense, or emotionally heavy themes. Please read at your own discretion if you are uncomfortable with such content.

Ling doesn't do close. She does control. She does quiet mornings, flawless grades, and boundaries no one dares test. Raised between two cities and two parents who never looked back, she learned early: no one is coming to make you feel safe. You do that yourself. Orm is light in motion. Brilliant, bold, and brighter than most people realize until it's too late. She didn't talk her way into the class-she earned it. And she earned her place next to Ling, even if that's not how Ling sees it at first. They get paired for a project. It starts with silence. Then side glances. Then something that doesn't have a name until it's already too much. "You didn't even ask me to stay," Orm whispers, like she's still hoping it's not the end. Ling doesn't meet her eyes. "I was afraid if I asked, you would." They fall. One first. One harder. And when the time comes to choose between love and the lives they dreamed of before they ever met, they don't know how to choose each other. Maybe it's the wrong time. Maybe that's just what people say when love doesn't fit the way they need it to. Or maybe some hearts are meant to leave, only to find their way back.

"I'm the last Kwong." This bothered Ling - a multi-billion CEO suddenly faced with a truth she cannot ignore. She needs an heir, someone to continue what she built. Everything she worked for. But she wants to do it alone - no love, no romance, only duty. The question remains: is she enough? Can duty become something more? Or will legacy be nothing but obligation? "Can you make my Mama smile wide too?" The most innocent yet complicated request Orm - a tall, energetic local from Ko Samui - has ever heard. She shouldn't be this close to them. She doesn't know their world, their surname, or the weight they carry. But she sees something in the boy's words: a desire for warmth, for connection. Can she give that without disrupting everything? Will she balance kindness with boundaries? Or will this small moment pull her into something entirely new? Two women. Two worlds. One shaped by legacy and expectation. The other grounded in presence and kindness. A small boy who becomes the bridge between them. And moments that might change everything - in ways neither of them expects.