It was supposed to be simple: a contract, a couple of eggs, and zero emotional entanglements. Orm never planned to fall for Lingling Kwong-the effortlessly elegant, frustratingly absent billionaire who became her wife on paper and disappeared before their daughters was born. Seven years later, Orm's world flips when her daughter's kindergarten meltdown reveals a shocking twist: Milk has a twin. And their other mommy? Lingling. Back. Gorgeous as ever. And dead set on being a mother-and a wife-again. As Lingling reenters their lives with ice cream, swing-set diplomacy, and an infuriating smile, Orm is forced to relive the heartbreak of their tangled past. But Lingling's not giving up-not on her daughters, and not on Orm. Because this time, she isn't offering a contract. She's offering forever.

Ling Kwong lives in a quiet house that hums with the sound of rain and the faint, haunting melodies of her own mind. At thirty, she is both woman and child - a rare condition she's lived with since she was fourteen, when her parents discovered that her sense of self sometimes drifts into a childlike state. Protected all her life, she has never known the world beyond her home's iron gates. Until Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong arrives. Orm is a pianist - patient, warm, and quietly lonely. She is hired by the Kwongs to teach Ling piano, but she soon realizes that her student is unlike anyone she has ever met. Ling's laughter carries innocence, her gaze burns with a woman's longing, and her hands tremble between playfulness and passion when they touch the piano keys - and sometimes, Orm's own. As the lessons continue, the house fills with unspoken tension: the way Orm's voice softens when she guides Ling's hands, the way Ling's eyes follow her like a secret prayer. But when Orm learns the truth about Ling's condition, fear wraps around her heart. Can she love someone whose mind sometimes drifts away from her - someone who is both a child in spirit and a woman in soul? Ling, however, is certain. In her lucid moments, she knows what she feels - and she's willing to fight for it. Even when her parents disapprove. Even when Orm pulls away. Even when her own mind betrays her.

Orm Sethratanapong has lost everything-her job, her home, and almost her will to fight. With nowhere else to turn, she takes her asthmatic little brother Atu on a desperate road trip away from Bangkok, ending up at an old, fading beach resort deep in the southern coast of Thailand. There, she meets Ling Ling Kwong-an enigmatic, brooding resort owner known for her cold detachment and guarded heart. Half-Thai, half-Hong Kong, Ling is haunted by a tragic past and rules her world with ruthless control. But something about Orm-stubborn, proud, and aching with hidden wounds-disarms her in ways no one ever has. What begins as irritation and distrust slowly burns into an undeniable attraction. But love isn't simple-especially when both women are carrying so much pain. And when walls come down, so do inhibitions.

Lingling Kwong is a free-spirited architecture student with a passion for music, and Orm Kornnaphat is a driven young woman with big dreams for the future. When their worlds collide, an intense and beautiful love story unfolds-one filled with passion, devotion, and the promise of forever. But love is never simple. As they build a life together, Lingling wrestles with emotions she can't always control, fighting with bipolar disorder, hiding parts of herself to protect the woman she loves. As their journey takes unexpected turns, Orm begins to realize that love isn't just about joy-it's about understanding, resilience, and facing the darkness together.

Orm is a dreamer who texts someone who's perfected the art of leaving her on "seen." Lingling is a star athlete, effortlessly cool and just a little mysterious. Their story? Mostly quiet moments and awkward silences, until something unexpected started to take shape. A secret world of DMs, sharp banter, and confessions hiding between the lines. Orm fell first, utterly smitten. Then, to her surprise, Lingling was falling even harder (and maybe a little more awkwardly). This is a story about love in the digital age: a tender, honest, and sometimes hilarious look at pride, fear, jealousy, and the beautiful chaos of choosing to love out loud.

Orm Kornnaphat was trapped in an arranged marriage set up by her parents. Her father's company was in trouble, and the only one who came to the rescue was his old college friend - but on one condition: that Orm marry his only daughter. Her soon-to-be wife's name was Lingling Kwong, undeniably handsome - gorgeous. But... what made Orm even sadder was the fact that Lingling had Asperger's syndrome. Forced to break up with her girlfriend, barely graduated from college and already pushed into marriage - with a 'special' wife. Orm felt like rebelling, but she loved her parents too much. So she accepted it, even if she had to go through it all in tears.

After surviving blood, betrayal, and the price of love, Dr. Orm Kornnaphat and Mafia queen Lingling Kwong are no longer bound by a deal-they are bound by vows. Now married, with Orm carrying their first child, the two women try to balance the fragile peace of family with the ruthless demands of an empire. But as old enemies resurface and new threats close in, every choice tests their strength, their trust, and their love. In a world where loyalty is currency and power draws blood, Orm and Lingling must fight side by side-not just to protect the empire, but to protect the family they've built together. (Sequel to the book called "A Debt Paid in Blood")

In the glittering world of Formula 1, where every second matters and reputations are everything, Ferrari's rising star Lingling Kwong is untouchable-on the track and off. But when she meets sharp-tongued motorsport journalist Orm Kornnaphat during a high-stakes race weekend in Singapore, the lines between professional and personal begin to blur. Set against roaring engines, flashing cameras, and smoky jazz bars, "Lines We Shouldn't Cross" is a slow-burn romance crackling with tension, desire, and the dangerous thrill of wanting something-or someone-you shouldn't. Sometimes, the most unforgettable stories are the ones you never planned to write.

Two women. One past drenched in blood. One present set ablaze. Ling moves through life with deadly precision-cold, calculated, and haunted by a sister she couldn't save. But when Orm, the seductive daughter of a powerful criminal empire, enters her life, everything she's buried threatens to resurface. Orm doesn't ask questions-she demands answers. And when she touches the one thing Ling vowed to protect, a fire ignites between them-dangerous, consuming, and impossible to control. Caught between vengeance and desire, secrets and betrayal, Ling and Orm walk a thin line, because in a world where possession is power, love might just be the most dangerous weapon of all.

Ling finally tried committing to something other than her career, the gym routine and a rotating roster of flings. She proposed. Her girlfriend laughed. Apparently, Ling's "I'm not a relationship person" reputation is harder to shake than she thought. Especially when her *actual* longest relationship is with her best friend, Orm, and the tiny child who bosses her around and claims "she's ours." Originally posted on my AO3 account. --- 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. English is not my first language, so my apologies for any potential mistakes. If you want to say hi, I'm on X: @yjkr94_LO Peace and Love, JKRs :)