Everyone thinks Ling is cold, brilliant, untouchable. They don't know she cries quietly after holding up her wife's empire alone. Everyone thinks Orm is heartless, ruthless, born for power. They don't know she breaks in the bathroom so no one hears. Their marriage didn't explode. It eroded. Now a national scandal pulls them back into the same storm and the only way out is side by side.... or not at all.

Ling is a divorced woman living under the weight of perfection. Born into a powerful family and shaped by expectations, she learned early that love is never just love-it is reputation, politics, and responsibility. Her marriage was arranged under quiet agreements between influential families, and when it ended, the world was told it was mutual and clean. What the world never knew was how much of herself Ling had to sacrifice to protect both families' names. Now, in her early thirties, Ling is successful, composed, and admired-but deeply afraid. Afraid to fall in love again. Afraid of becoming an affair. Afraid that any personal choice could destroy not just her life, but her family's future. Orm, on the other hand, is everything Ling is not allowed to be. Young, hopeful, and free-spirited, Orm has just graduated at the top of her class and arrives in Paris chasing a dream she saved for all her life. She believes in kindness, in small joys, and in helping strangers without asking why. When their paths cross one ordinary night near the Eiffel Tower, neither of them knows who the other truly is. What begins as a simple act of kindness becomes something fragile, warm, and dangerous-because for Ling, falling in love again is not just terrifying. It could be forbidden. This is a story about two women from different worlds, bound by chance, separated by fear, and pulled together by a connection neither of them planned. A story about love after loss, the courage to choose oneself, and the quiet rebellion of the heart.

Lingling Kwong a lawyer didn't believe in chaos. So naturally, chaos barged into her life wearing a designer suit and four-inch Louboutins.. and that chaos had a name: Orm Kornnaphat, CEO of Kornnaphat Holdings, billionaire heiress,...

Lingling Kwong is a cold, composed CEO, intimidating and always in control. To her, success is everything. Love is a distraction. Emotions are a weakness she can't afford. Then Orm enters her life. "..... I think you two have chemistry." Lingling's gaze flicked up, flat and unreadable. "You are impossible," she said, returning her attention to the documents. "I'm not interested in anything like that." She added. "Not interested in men, you mean." "Get back to work, P'Taew." "You into men?" P'Taew pressed, now seated across from her boss, not listening to her. Lingling give her secretary a look. "No," she said at last. At just 23, Orm is both strong and quietly fragile. A chance encounter shifts everything. Her warmth lingers, unsettling Lingling in ways she can't explain. In the spaces between glances and silences, between duty and desire, something real begins to bloom. Orm tilted her head slightly. "Are you...?" Don't tell me she's the CEO-Please... "Lingling Kwong," the woman replied without hesitation. Fuck.

Lena Schuett has lived her entire life without pain. Born with Congenital Insensitivity to Pain w/Anhidrosis (CIPA), she enters her surgical internship hiding the one thing that could end her career before it starts. Calm under pressure and unreadable in crisis, Lena quickly draws the attention of Dr. Miu Natsha - a sharp, intuitive trauma attending who notices what others overlook. As Lena navigates the brutal world of surgical training, and Miu silently pieces together the truth behind her strange symptoms, an unexpected bond forms between them. Surrounded by chaos, long nights, complicated colleagues, and the relentless demands of the hospital, Lena begins to experience emotions she's never understood... and Miu finds herself pulled toward someone she can't easily define. In a place where adrenaline runs high and feelings are dangerous, two women who couldn't be more different begin to change each other in ways neither expected.

Her stride radiated confidence-bordering on arrogance-as if every step reminded the room she owned the place without needing to say a word. Lithe and tall, she moved with an easy grace that made her presence impossible to ignore. Her beauty wasn't soft; it was sharp, sculpted, and dangerously magnetic. A few loose strands of jetblack hair framed her face, the rest slicked back in deliberate disarray that only added to her allure When the woman finally stopped in front of her, she remained unsmiling. She took the seat across from her. "Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanaphong," she said, her tone tinged with boredom. "Lingling Sirilak Kwong," Orm replied, showing little interest. She didn't bother to smile. What was the point? "I ordered for us. I've been waiting for you for forty-five minutes." The raven-haired woman frowned, tilting her head as she assessed the ash-blonde woman's expression. "And what makes you think you know my preferences?" "For chrissake, it's just food," Orm snapped, annoyed. "What did you get for me?" "Pasta." "Then clearly, you don't know what I like at all. Want to know what I actually want for dinner?" "What?" The Thai woman smirked before replying, "You." A.N.: This is an original fanfiction I wrote for JenLisa, I decided to rewrite it as a LingOrm fanfic with LMSY as second leads. And if you squint, there's also GinJ. I am on my Thai GL era lol, so, bear with me. ~M

When Ling, a high-powered corporate strategist, gets into a car accident with Orm, a cold, no nonsense blockchain CEO, sparks fly.. but it was not the romantic kind. It was tension, edged with curiosity and defined by boundaries. As professional clashes give way to unexpected connection, the two must decide if there's room for something real in their perfectly controlled lives.

One accident. One fleeting encounter. One touch that changes everything. Orm never expected the calm, precise doctor who treated her wound to leave her heart racing. Amid bandages and quiet tension, a single business card sparks a connection neither can forget.

Detective Lingling Kwong, a dominant and cocky police inspector with a single mole gracing her left cheek, has been married for twelve years to the ethereal Orm Sethratanapong Kwong, a sweet, elegant chef. Their love story, forged when Ling was thirty and Orm twenty-three, has produced their beloved son, Korn - an introverted yet funny and sweet boy who is the apple of both their eyes. Their domestic bliss, fueled by an unhinged passion, seems unshakeable. However, Ling's latest undercover assignment threatens to unravel their perfect life. To crack a crucial case, she must pose as a devoted wife, working closely with her partner, Ayla. What Ling doesn't know is that Ayla harbors a long-held, secret affection for her, subtly challenging the boundaries of Ling's commitment. Orm understands it's just a job, but the pangs of jealousy are undeniable, twisting her usually submissive nature into something fiercely protective. As the lines between role-play and reality blur, and Ayla's intentions become clearer, their son Korn finds himself caught in the emotional crossfire, determined to bring his mothers back to each other's arms. Can Ling and Orm navigate the treacherous waters of deceit and desire, or will their love, once thought unbreakable, finally shatter?

Two sisters from nothing. Two heiresses from everything. One campus where their worlds were never meant to touch. Lena and Jayna Schrevens work shifts, study hard, and survive on hope. Miu Natsha and Ginny Natnicha glide through life with privilege, perfection, and power. They were supposed to stay in their own lanes- rich and poor, rivals and strangers, daylight and storm. But then came the stolen glances, the sharp words that hid softer ones, the jealousy they couldn't explain, and the pull they couldn't ignore. Enemies first. Heartbeats second. Fate always. In a place where lines are drawn by money and pride, four girls will learn that some connections refuse to obey the rules. And sometimes, the people you were never meant to love become the ones you can't live without.