Can you still love the woman who walked away? Will love survive in a home built on hate? When a past without closure collides with a debt in exchange of a bond, two former lovers are forced back into eachother's lives. A desperate bargain is struck. A hand in marriage is demanded. And a bond once tender becomes a weapon sharpened by revenge. Yet in the ruins of betrayal, in a house haunted by old ghosts, something stubborn still blooms - a love neither of them buried deep enough.

In the glittering heart of Bangkok, three extraordinary women navigate ambition, friendship, and love. Lingling, the poised and calculating CEO; Orm, a warm and radiant heiress; and Bam, a quiet, elegant rising star-two childhood friends secretly vying for Lingling's attention. As their lives intertwine, hearts are tested, loyalties are challenged, and the line between love and desire blurs. Author's Note This story is inspired by a work I wished to read but is no longer available. I have created this version for personal enjoyment and entertainment with some assistance. Any resemblance to existing works or real persons is purely coincidental.

G!P Ling Ling and Orm's marriage may seem ordinary from the outside, but behind closed doors, their connection burns with heat and desire. Movie nights turn into whispered teasing, playful touches become irresistible, and each embrace is a dance between love and raw passion. This is a story of desire, intimacy, and surrender-where every shared touch, every lingering gaze, and every quiet moment becomes a gateway to pleasure and closeness. ***** Do not read if you are uncomfortable with G!P content. Disclaimer: This story is a work of author's imagination. It is entirely fictional and not intended to portray or affect any real-life individuals.

This is not a happy love story. This is hurt and comfort but you can read this as fluff if you skip the Prologue and read Chapters 1-10. TawanxAyla. I will come up with a better description and cover about this story soon.

This is a story about waiting. About writing instead of deciding. About humor as a coping mechanism. About falling in love in the pauses between things you can't finish. Told through diary entries and late-night encounters over seven days. Some goodbyes don't arrive cleanly. Some guides don't work. This one doesn't.

She thought the villain was her curse until she became her only refuge. Ling devotes her life to saving others yet the shadow of her greatest enemy lingers at every turn. When fate forces their paths to cross once more, Ling discovers that the line between hatred and something far more dangerous is thinner than she ever imagined.

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?

After my story Forever, I return with my very first LingOrm saga - a story born from every smile LingOrm brings me, even in my darkest moments. Lingling has spent years holding her world together for her daughter, carrying the weight of a love she lost too soon and a past she never speaks of. Her heart is a fortress built from grief, secrets, and promises that were never fulfilled. Then Orm steps into her life - unexpected, persistent, and heartbreakingly gentle. She begins to fall for Lingling piece by piece... but loving someone who's still haunted is never simple. Is Lingling ready to open the door she locked long ago? Or will the truth she's buried tear apart the fragile peace she's built? Dive into a story of wounds, revelations, and the love fighting to bloom through the cracks.

Ling is a divorced woman living under the weight of perfection. Born into a powerful family and shaped by expectations, she learned early that love is never just love-it is reputation, politics, and responsibility. Her marriage was arranged under quiet agreements between influential families, and when it ended, the world was told it was mutual and clean. What the world never knew was how much of herself Ling had to sacrifice to protect both families' names. Now, in her early thirties, Ling is successful, composed, and admired-but deeply afraid. Afraid to fall in love again. Afraid of becoming an affair. Afraid that any personal choice could destroy not just her life, but her family's future. Orm, on the other hand, is everything Ling is not allowed to be. Young, hopeful, and free-spirited, Orm has just graduated at the top of her class and arrives in Paris chasing a dream she saved for all her life. She believes in kindness, in small joys, and in helping strangers without asking why. When their paths cross one ordinary night near the Eiffel Tower, neither of them knows who the other truly is. What begins as a simple act of kindness becomes something fragile, warm, and dangerous-because for Ling, falling in love again is not just terrifying. It could be forbidden. This is a story about two women from different worlds, bound by chance, separated by fear, and pulled together by a connection neither of them planned. A story about love after loss, the courage to choose oneself, and the quiet rebellion of the heart.

After seven years of marriage, Ling and Orm find themselves living under the same roof but in different worlds-one drowning in work, the other in loneliness. When Orm forgets yet another anniversary, Ling quietly ends what she once fought to save, handing her a signed divorce agreement instead of the sonogram she had hoped to gift. It's a story of love stretched thin, of hopes carried alone, and of realizing too late what was lost.