Lingorm
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Case of Us by xiiziyy
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Lingling Kwong, seorang pengacara ternama, kembali dipertemukan dengan mantan kekasihnya, Orm. Namun kali ini, bukan sebagai sepasang kekasih-melainkan sebagai kuasa hukum dan korban dalam sebuah kasus yang menggemparkan dunia hiburan. Di tengah ancaman, obsesi, persidangan, dan sorotan publik, keduanya dipaksa menghadapi masa lalu yang belum benar-benar usai. Ketika hukum menjadi satu-satunya perlindungan, akankah cinta menemukan jalannya kembali?
Paper Homes 2 by emotionalsupportNPC
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go to paper homes if you found this first.
Bound by Ink (LingOrm) by LingOrmffwriter
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LingLing Sirilak Kwong has built her empire on logic, control, and the systematic elimination of unpredictable variables. Emotions are weaknesses to be exploited in others, never experienced herself. Physical contact is violation. Spontaneity is chaos. For decades, this formula has never failed her. Then comes the contract, the one that ties her hands. She can lead and dominate boards meeting but what she cannot calculate is Orm Sethratanapong Kornnaphat, a woman who operates on pure instinct, who makes decisions with her heart instead of spreadsheets, who treats their wedding like a gift instead of a prison sentence. Logic versus heart. Ice versus fire. A woman who has never felt versus a woman who feels everything. In this game of opposites, someone's walls will crumble. The question is: will Ling's brilliant mind find the loophole that sets her free, or will Orm's fearless heart breach defenses that have never been broken? Some equations have no solution. Some hearts have no armor. The wedding was just the beginning.
TASTE. by lokoLoKo_O
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Orm Kornnapath was used to the relentless hustle of Bangkok. By day, she waited tables at a bustling street-side eatery, dodging impatient customers and her grumpy boss. By night, she cleaned offices in towering glass buildings, sweeping floors that would never belong to people like her. No matter how hard she worked, the money never stretched far enough. Lingling Kwong, on the other hand, lived in a world of flashing cameras and red carpets. A celebrated actress across Asia, she had wealth, fame, and millions of admirers. Yet, behind the glittering mask, loneliness gnawed at her. She had spent years hiding her true self, bound by the industry's expectations and a fear she couldn't shake. One fateful evening, their worlds collided-quite literally. Amidst the honking of Bangkok's chaotic traffic, Orm, exhausted and distracted, stumbled straight into Lingling's path. A spilled coffee, a broken designer bag, and a string of frustrated apologies later, their lives became entangled in ways neither could have predicted. Orm, who never imagined crossing paths with a celebrity, found herself drawn into Lingling's carefully guarded world. And Lingling, accustomed to scripted romance and staged affection, felt something real for the first time. But love between them wouldn't come easy. Between societal pressures, personal struggles, and the undeniable gap between their worlds, they had to decide-was this love worth fighting for?
Playing with Fire | LINGORM by Yjkr94
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Orm didn't believe she could ever lose Lingling, until well, she realised she was about to lose Lingling. A story with some angst, some humor and lots of love. I'll try to throw in here as much as I can! The usual disclaimer for everyone who enjoys reading LingOrm fanfic: This story is not real!! Please, let's ship mindfully and let's attempt to stay out of the psych ward. There might be references to actual events/situations that happened in real life, but again, this is all fiction. In reality, our girls are best buddies and we love them as they are, right?! This is my first attempt to write a fanfic, so please provide some feedback, if you find it rubbish don't feel shy and tell me, I will stop the writing and go back to quietly shipping *mindfully* between work breaks. English is not my first language, so my apologies for any potential mistake. Peace and Love Purple Fandom Jokers :)
Eyes That Never Looked Back I LingOrm by shazzy1612
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DISCLAIMER This story is purely fictional. It has no connection to real-life events, individuals, or entities, whether living or deceased. Any similarities are purely coincidental and unintentional. Ling Ling Kwong & Orm Kornnaphat, of course, are lovely girls and not as the characters mentioned in this fanfiction. Remember, this is a fanfiction! Enjoy! **All photos are credited to their respective owners. Prologue The first time Ling met Orm, she was six years old, hiding behind her mother's leg at a bustling café filled with the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee. It was her parents' favorite place, though she never paid much attention to it-until that day. Orm, a little girl in an oversized apron, stood on her tiptoes behind the counter, stacking sugar packets with intense focus. She looked up, locking eyes with Ling, and grinned. "You wanna help?" Orm had asked, holding out a packet. Ling hesitated. She had never been invited to do something so ordinary before. But the warmth in Orm's voice was different from the polished, rehearsed greetings she was used to. From that moment on, Ling and Orm were inseparable. Their differences never seemed to matter. Ling, with her designer dresses and chauffeur-driven rides, and Orm, in her simple clothes, always smelling faintly of coffee beans and warm pastries. They built their own world within the walls of that small café, sharing secrets, dreams, and laughter. But some things were never said out loud. Orm never told Ling that her heart raced whenever Ling smiled at her. Or that she memorized every little habit-the way Ling twirled her straw in iced coffee, or how she tapped her nails against the table when she was deep in thought. And Ling? She was blissfully unaware, believing that nothing between them would ever change. Until the day she fell in love with someone else.
I Think I've Seen This Film Before (And I Didn't Like the Ending) by lokoLoKo_O
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"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.
When It Was Only Us by chachachaxo
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A LINGxORM AU Orm Kornnaphat fell first. Back in The Secret of Us days, every glance, every scripted kiss, every playful touch behind the scenes carved itself into her heart. Ling Ling Kwong was gentle, warm, endlessly sweet - fixing her hair before takes, holding her hand in interviews, calling her น้อง (Nong) with a smile that Orm wanted to believe meant more. Fans screamed that they were real, and for Orm, it was too easy to drown in the fantasy. Years later, in Only You, nothing has changed - at least, not for her. Ling still dotes on her, on-cam and off-cam, with the same effortless affection. The fandom loves them, their chemistry is undeniable, and Orm's feelings have only grown sharper, deeper, impossible to contain. But Ling's heart has never been hers to hold. Behind the scenes, hidden from cameras and fans, Ling keeps a secret Orm isn't supposed to know. For Orm, every touch is salvation and every smile is torment. For Ling, it's innocent closeness, sisterly warmth, nothing more. And when the truth finally comes out, Orm is left with nothing but memories - memories that once felt like love, now poisoned with reality. A story of devotion unspoken, kindness mistaken, and heartbreak too heavy to name. Because sometimes, what feels the most real is only an illusion. PS: All BTS and scripts mentioned during the filming scenes are all part of my imagination. 😉
Urge to keep you | Lingorm by FrancineToast
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Lingling Sirilak Kwong was raised with silence in her veins. She doesn't shout. She doesn't ask. Her hands do the speaking-steady, exact, dangerous in a way that doesn't need to warn you twice. She leads with the kind of power that doesn't seek permission. Her world is sharp-edged and quiet, and she's made peace with being alone in it. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong lives differently-under fluorescent lights, in rooms that smell like antiseptic and the weight of responsibility. Everything about her is clean, practiced, still. Her voice is soft, but her spine never bends. People depend on her. She lets them. Because she doesn't know what it's like to be chosen instead of needed. They met under bad lighting and worse timing. A parking lot. A crude comment. Four men. And one voice that cut the night open: "She told you to move." It should've ended there. A nod. A thank you. A walk away. But Orm didn't walk. And Lingling didn't let her. Now there's a thread pulled too tight between them. Sheets. Bruises. Breathless silence. A thousand things said with hands instead of mouths. Lingling touches Orm like she's already hers. Orm lets her in like she doesn't know how to say no. It's not love. Not yet. But something hangs in the space they keep trying not to name. It lingers on the tip of the tongue, right where pretending and staying start to blur. --- --- G!P Lingling
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Taste  (Ormling ) by hypenatedxx
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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.