In the vibrant streets of Bangkok, two women enter into a dangerous agreement- no promises, no feelings, no strings attached. Lingling has always lived her life by the rules: perfect daughter, perfect image, untouched and untouchable. But when her curiosity pulls her into the orbit of Orm-a reckless, magnetic playgirl with a dangerous charm and something extra between her legs-her world tilts off balance. What begins as a simple arrangement-text me when you're horny-spirals into nights of lust too raw to ignore. Orm pushes Ling past every limit, worships and destroys her in equal measure, until Ling can no longer tell the difference between pain and pleasure, denial and desire. But behind Orm's smirk and filthy mouth, something darker brews: attachment. Possession. Maybe even love. And as Ling struggles against the truth of her own longing, she's forced to face the one thing scarier than Orm's hands on her body-Orm's hold on her heart. Filthy. Tender. Addictive. This is not a love story. This is the story of how lust turned into something neither of them could escape.

Ling, a dedicated doctor, and Orm, a sharp lawyer, have been inseparable since high school. From playful banter to unexpected proposals, their love is a mix of laughter, heart, and everyday chaos. "Baby, You & Me" is a romantic comedy about love, family, and the little moments that make life unforgettable.

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Five years ago, Orm and Lingling loved each other in secret, but life tore them apart. Orm stayed in Bangkok, trying to be the perfect daughter, med student, and fiancée-while Lingling rebuilt her life overseas, becoming a mother in her own terms. Now, fate pulls them back into each other's orbit. A chance encounter reignites all the feelings they tried to forget. Old wounds open, old sparks fly, and neither of them can deny what they still want. But with families, promises, and a child between them, nothing is simple. Sometimes the hardest thing is choosing your own happiness-especially when your heart never moved on.

Orm is a powerful and emotionally distant tech CEO, known for her icy demeanor and ruthless leadership. But beneath her cold exterior lies a secret-she's a generous philanthropist who donates anonymously and spends her nights quietly gaming online, her only companion a loyal dog named Uni. In the digital world, she finds rare comfort and connection, hidden behind a screen. Lingling is a spirited, job-hunting gamer who supports herself through live-streaming. One night, she crosses paths with a mysterious rival in an online game, sparking a rivalry that quickly turns into playful flirtation and emotional connection through late-night messages. When she finally lands an internship at a prestigious tech company, she has no idea her in-game rival is actually Orm...her intimidating new boss. Neither of them realizes the person they've been falling for online is now standing right in front of them.

Lingling Kwong, a powerful CEO, never expected to fall for someone like Orm Kornnaphat-bold, fearless, and utterly captivating. Their fiery attraction ignites, but Ling doesn't know the truth: Orm was sent by her fiancé, Tor, to seduce and betray her. Believing Ling to be ruthless, Orm plays her part-until she realizes the woman she's meant to destroy is nothing like Tor described. Caught between deception and growing love, Orm hesitates. Can love born from lies ever truly be saved?

When their careers start to face a rough patch, music star Orm Sethratanapong and young actress Lingling Kwong are swept into a daring scheme: pretending to be in a romantic relationship to reignite public interest. Orchestrated by their managers, this game of appearances promises fame and fortune, but they may end up getting more than they bargained for.

After two years of secretly being together, at the peak of their careers, Ling and Orm decided to pause their relationship, promising to pick things up when circumstances were more favourable. Ling moved to Hong Kong for a job that was supposed to keep her away from Thailand for six months. But when she returned, seven years had passed, and their lives had changed in ways they could have never imagined. Do they still care for one other? Will they find their way back? --- The usual disclaimer: The characters are obviously inspired by LingOrm, and there might be references to real-life events, but the story is purely fictional. This is the fruit of one of my dreams (yep, I actually dreamt about it. Those two are taking over my life-help). English is not my first language, so my apologies for any potential mistakes. Peace and Love, JKRs :)

"She was supposed to teach me Chinese. I ended up begging for her in every language." Ten years after vanishing into the glittering world of London high society, Orm Korn Sethratanapong returns to Bangkok with a designer suitcase and a smirk that hides a thousand secrets. Rich, reckless, and used to getting what she wants, Orm is tasked with managing her family's Chinese-investor-backed company. There's just one problem-she doesn't speak a word of Mandarin or Cantonese. Enter Lingling Sirilak Kwong: gorgeous, intelligent, emotionally unavailable. A private Chinese tutor with strict rules, including one she never breaks-don't fall in love. Especially not with clients. Especially not with smug, boyish flirts with blonde hair and honey eyes who can't stop crossing the line. Their lessons quickly spiral into arguments, heated glances, and late nights that end with torn clothes and breathless silence. They promise it's just sex. Just tension. Just nothing. Until Ling disappears. And Orm is willing to tear apart the world to find the woman who swore she'd never love her.

"I Think I've Seen This Film Before (And I Didn't Like the Ending)" is a tender, aching tale of love, loss, and the cost of dreams set against the glimmering backdrop of fame. Five years ago, Lingling Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong were more than just Thailand's most beloved on-screen couple-they were soulmates, tethered by a deep, unspoken bond that transcended the scripts they acted in. Off-screen, away from the cameras and adoring fans, they found solace in each other... until the weight of ambition pulled them apart. Lingling, now 35, chased international stardom. She left Thailand behind for global screens, making her name in Cannes and Hollywood, but also leaving behind the woman who made her heart feel like home. Orm, now 28, stayed in Thailand and blossomed into a national icon-the pride of Thai cinema, fierce and radiant in her own right. For five years, they worked on different continents, never crossing paths, never looking back-until now. Their former management company organizes a grand anniversary special for Channel 3, reuniting legendary on-screen pairings. When Lingling and Orm are cast together for a commemorative short film, the reunion stirs everything they tried to bury. Old wounds reopen. Lingering feelings resurface. And the question hangs in the air like the last scene of a film never shot-what if the ending didn't have to be the same this time? In the soft glow of studio lights and between the echoes of shared laughter and painful silences, the two women must confront the reality of what they lost, and whether love still has a second chance when the curtain rises once more.