She walked away with a smile. Freen got married a week later. Two years pass. Becky returns to Bangkok for a case not for the past. But a redacted file. A familiar silence. And one name no one dares to say... pulls her into a truth she never saw coming. Some love stories don't end. They just disappear until you're forced to ask why.

Rebecca Patricia Armstrong was in love with Freen Sarocha Chankimha from her middle school, just to be hated back by the girl of her dreams. Faye Peraya Malisorn, the rival who is ready to go to any extent to see Becky in tears locks her eyes on the same girl finally. Will Becky be able to win the heart of the only one she wants and needs? Does Freen have anyone in her heart? This is an original story by me and I sincerely request to not copy or plagiarize it. Thank you. English is not my first language. Please forgive me for the mistakes.

Freen's life took an unexpected turn when she was forced to room with her college best friend Becky for a business project. Freen's arranged marriage to her father's business partner's friend had been loveless, but she never objected, believing it was a necessary sacrifice. However, Becky's presence stirred something within Freen. Becky, a staunch romantic, had always believed in fairytale love. Their college days were filled with heated debates on the topic, with Freen dismissing love as a myth. Now, as they shared a room, Freen's skepticism began to waver. Becky's infectious enthusiasm and genuine kindness challenged Freen's cynicism. Will proximity to Becky's unwavering optimism reignite Freen's faith in love? Or will her troubled marriage and past disappointments forever taint her perception of romance? I do not own the characters.