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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.

When preschool teacher Orm is told her heart is failing and treatment is far beyond what she can afford, she decides to stop merely surviving and start truly living. Armed with a list of firsts she never allowed herself to want, Orm begins chasing the life she thought she'd never have. But everything changes when her path keeps crossing with Lingling, the town's newcomer with a mysterious past, a house full of rumors, and secrets of her own. As borrowed time turns ordinary moments into something precious, Orm must decide whether falling in love is the bravest thing she can do... or the cruelest

Orm is accused of murder. All the evidence points to her, even though she insists she has never killed anyone and can't remember anything that happened that night. She is sentenced to life imprisonment in Infernum, a prison located on an uninhabited island filled with dangerous inmates. Rumor has it that no one has ever made it out of Infernum alive-or even survived there for more than a month. Only monsters survive in a place like that, and one of them is Ling, the woman who confessed her love to Orm eight years ago, only to be brutally rejected. After that humiliating rejection, Ling disappeared without a trace, and Orm never heard from her again-until the day she was brought to Infernum and came face to face with Ling, now the most feared inmate in the prison. The question is whether Ling's presence will be an advantage for Orm... or her personal hell, considering the last time they met, Orm lied about her and humiliated her in front of many people. [G!P LING]

Orm Kornnaphat and Lingling Kwong have returned from their chaotic Maldives honeymoon - tanned, in love, and blissfully . Lingling felt bad taking Orm away from her family and decided to move back to Thailand so Orm can be with her family. Bangkok, with its chaotic traffic, relentless paparazzi, and Orm's powerful, overbearing family, is nothing like the serene beaches they just left.

A chaotic rom-com about control, confusion, and falling for the last person you should. For thirty years, Lingling Kwong, CEO of Keep Wondering Company, believed she was straight. She dated men, built an empire, and swore emotions were just another department to manage. Until Orm Kornnaphat came along and bent her world in ways spreadsheets could never explain. Orm, the company's witty, gorgeous, and infuriatingly competent secretary, is the human embodiment of chaos-mismatched socks, too much sarcasm, and an uncanny ability to make Lingling's blood pressure spike. After three years of working side by side, Orm suddenly quits-without warning, without reason. Lingling's response? A full-blown CEO-level breakdown disguised as "strategic intervention." She'll do anything to make Orm stay-meetings, bribes, emotional manipulation, even accidental confessions. But when secrets start unraveling (including one about who Orm really is), Lingling finds herself wondering if she's trying to keep her best employee... or the woman she was never supposed to fall for.

An arranged engagement. Two powerful women. One rule: don't fall in love. But Ling has never been chosen and Orm has never been honest. So when pretending starts to feel real... someone is going to get hurt.

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

"I'm the last Kwong." This bothered Ling - a multi-billion CEO suddenly faced with a truth she cannot ignore. She needs an heir, someone to continue what she built. Everything she worked for. But she wants to do it alone - no love, no romance, only duty. The question remains: is she enough? Can duty become something more? Or will legacy be nothing but obligation? "Can you make my Mama smile wide too?" The most innocent yet complicated request Orm - a tall, energetic local from Ko Samui - has ever heard. She shouldn't be this close to them. She doesn't know their world, their surname, or the weight they carry. But she sees something in the boy's words: a desire for warmth, for connection. Can she give that without disrupting everything? Will she balance kindness with boundaries? Or will this small moment pull her into something entirely new? Two women. Two worlds. One shaped by legacy and expectation. The other grounded in presence and kindness. A small boy who becomes the bridge between them. And moments that might change everything - in ways neither of them expects.

She was a savior who forgot. She was a survivor who waited. Persuaded by a friend to return to the mountains of her childhood, a woman finds herself being watched by a past she no longer remembers. She thinks she is just visiting old roots, but the ridge holds a debt that has been waiting ten years to be paid. Deep in the valley, a rugged rancher guards a faded silk scarf and a secret obsession. She remembers the girl who snuck through the dark to save her from starvation-the girl who gave her warmth and then vanished. Now that the wind has blown her back, a forgotten act of mercy is about to be reclaimed. One woman is looking for a fresh start; the other has been waiting a decade to claim the heart that was always hers. The wind doesn't just whisper. It remembers.