Mundos diferentes. Pessoas diferentes. Uma gosta da noite. Outra gosta do dia. É uma mistura de lua e sol. Uma grande peça de quebra cabeça. Um tabuleiro de xadrez, onde o preto beija o branco. Coragem e medo. Faye e Yoko. "Os opostos não se atraem, suas diferenças que se completam." Essa é uma adaptação de uma fanfic escrita pela @norminahanonimo. Todos os créditos à autora original.

Faye Peraya Malisorn built her skincare empire with flawless discipline, cold precision, and a face the whole country worships. She's used to power, praise, and perfection - never questions, never chaos. But everything cracks the day her custom pearl-white Porsche gets scratched... and she ends up at your auto shop. You're the woman behind Bangkok's most exclusive car garage - grease-stained, sharp-tongued, and known for fixing anything, except hearts. You don't care for luxury. She doesn't believe in vulnerability. But when her world of gloss collides with your world of grit, sparks fly where they shouldn't. And suddenly, two women who never believed in love... start rewriting the rules. A slow-burn, sapphic boss x boss romance. Where power meets silence, perfection meets damage, and touch becomes dangerous.

Yoko Apasra Lertprasert is barely holding it together. A once-bright Thai-Chinese designer now nursing the slow bruise of creative burnout, she spends her days freelancing, flinching at family texts, and caffeinating her way through Bangkok's chaos. She's a little lost. A little lonely. And a little too good at pretending she's fine. Her ex-girlfriend, Faye Peraya Malisorn, is the opposite-composed, meticulous, emotionally allergic. A woman of quiet routines and sharper silences. The kind of person who folds her laundry as if she's smoothing out grief. They haven't been together in a year. But thanks to joint custody of Sunny, their absurdly dramatic rescue dog with abandonment issues and a taste for durian, their lives remain stubbornly entangled. Every awkward Sunday exchange at the park, every bag of shared dog treats, every almost-accidental eye contact is a reminder of what they had-and what neither of them has figured out how to let go. Then fate, or perhaps Sunny's chaotic energy, throws them into an unexpected work collaboration. What begins as a professional inconvenience soon cracks open the carefully constructed distance between them. Old playlists resurface. So do old wounds. Alongside mango sticky rice, missed taxis, karaoke detours, and one truly terrible pet salon accident-Yoko and Faye are forced to ask the question they've both been dodging: Was the end really the end?

Originally by The Doubtful AU Photographer Faye x Paralegal/Landlady Yoko

This is not just a story - it's a glimpse into the spaces between Faye and Yoko's words, the moments you never saw, the feelings that lingered off-screen. It's a reimagining born from a reader's heart and a writer's curiosity. What if the lines they never dared to cross became the very ones they couldn't ignore? What if every glance, every silence, every unspoken thought finally found its voice? The Lines We Crossed is my take on the hidden chapters of Faye and Yoko's story - a blend of canon and imagination, where reality softens into possibility.

Yoko couldn't be less like her pop star twin sister, and now she needs to take her place. A two-month tour imitating her pop sensation twin sister, Yako (or Nova on stage), sounds like Yoko Lertprasert's worst nightmare. For starters, she can't sing, and being on stage is her idea of ​​torture. But it might be the only way to save Yako's pregnancy. Tour photographer Faye Malisorn just wanted a vacation and pizza, but a last-minute request to photograph Nova's tour draws her in, especially when the pop star seems a little different than she remembers. And now she's way too interested in Faye. For Yoko, falling in love with her photographer while hiding her true identity is a disaster in the making. But hey, what do they have to lose? Adaptation

I am only looking for a friend. Until you came.

When you're about to give up on love,. There's always something unexpected that happens.

Faye Malisorn isn't like other girls-because she isn't one at all. Once a celestial guardian of souls, she broke the one rule of her kind: never fall in love with a mortal. But she did-with Yoko Lertprasert, a bright, story-loving girl. To protect Yoko, Faye gave up everything: her wings, her immortality, her place among the stars. But even sacrifice couldn't defy fate. As punishment, she was cursed to remember their love across lifetimes-while Yoko forgets her every time. In the present, Yoko is a folklore student haunted by dreams of falling stars and burning love. When Faye returns in human form, their souls collide once more. Yoko doesn't remember-but the pull between them is undeniable. As their bond deepens, Yoko uncovers ancient myths that mirror her dreams, and the memories begin to stir. But Faye's presence threatens fate itself. The stars deliver a cruel choice: Faye must vanish, or Yoko's soul will be lost forever. Faye is ready to sacrifice herself again-until Yoko refuses to lose her. She tells their story aloud, reshaping fate with love and belief. In choosing Faye over immortality, Yoko rewrites the ending. The stars yield. Faye becomes mortal. And this time, she stays.

Yoko's relationship with her close friend Esther's sister, Faye was only blooming when something obnoxious happened. Esther disappeared. Come along as Yoko unravels the truth behind her friend's disappearance while navigating her relationship with Faye. Start: November 12th, 2025 End : ⚠️ This is a work of fiction. Note: "no body, no crime" is a song by Taylor Swift featuring HAIM (as in the band of Haim sisters- Este, Danielle and Alana). The song itself is a work of fiction, it revolves around the narrator's (Taylor's - in this story, Yoko's) friend Este (in this story, Esther) who disappears out of the blue and then stuff happens (I'm trying not to spoil anything, if you're curious, you can just listen to the song but before that I must tell you that if you listen to the song.. it's going to ruin the fun of the story) NOW, I must add that, the part where the relationship between Esther's sister (Faye) and her friend (Yoko) happens is purely my imagination and this relationship does not have any existence in the song BUT since I'm a FayeYoko fan fiction writer I'm going to make their relationship a big aspect of the story. Let's hope no swiftie gets offended by this but in the end, it doesn't matter because Taylor is an ally and I love her for it. Mother knows the best. Enjoy xoxo~