Seven years ago, Orm met a woman who changed her life-gentle, kind, and gone too soon. Now, she's all grown up, engaged, and working under a new, cold, elegant director. But what Orm doesn't realize... Is that her new boss is P'Ling-her first love, the one she forgot. And Sirilak? She remembers everything. When past and present collide, can forgotten love survive?

In the bustling heart of modern-day Bangkok, two powerful families are bound by legacy-and torn apart by secrets. Tawan Rawee Kwong, a stoic ex-Navy SEAL turned security firm CEO, and Ayla Sasina Thananusak, Thailand's most beloved pop idol, reunite after eight years apart. Their story began in high school: Ayla, a shy transfer student, once rescued by the formidable Tawan, quietly fell in love with her. But before feelings could blossom, Tawan vanished-sent overseas without warning, leaving Ayla with only questions and heartache. Now, fate brings them together again-but not in the way either expected. Due to rising threats against Ayla, her mothers hire Tawan as her personal bodyguard. Though Ayla is thrilled to see her first love again, old wounds and new responsibilities threaten to keep them apart. As romance rekindles, long-buried family histories, generational grudges, and personal obligations rise to the surface. Tawan is torn between love and loyalty. Ayla must choose between her family's expectations and her own heart. Can love survive when the world keeps pulling them apart? Will they be able to rewrite their fate-or will they remain star-crossed, forever chasing what could have been?

Lingling Kwong never imagined she would fall in love with a friend. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong grapples with deep-seated issues of commitment stemming from a devastating betrayal in her past. When Orm resolves to brighten the day of the often brooding Ling, she is taken aback by how quickly their bond blossoms into a genuine friendship. For the first time, Ling experiences the warmth of companionship from someone who shows her affection freely, without any strings attached. This is a heartwarming tale woven with threads of friendship, humor, and love.

Ling just married his longtime girlfriend of five years, Candy. On their wedding night, Candy realized she forgot the gift she prepared for Ling, so she went back home to get it. At the same time, Orm had just returned from the airport after finding out her longtime fiancé was cheating on her with another woman who was now pregnant. Heartbroken and devastated after years of supporting him, Orm ended the engagement and walked home in the rain, lost in pain. While crossing the street, Orm was hit by Candy's car. The accident left Candy dead and Orm hospitalized. Ling was crushed-he had lost the love of his life the same night they got married. Blinded by grief, he made a promise to get revenge on the person responsible. Once he found out it was Orm, Ling was determined to make her suffer for taking his wife away.

Love is beautiful until it isn't. Love is honest until it hides. For Orm, love had a name - Professor Lingling Kwong. Married. Brilliant. Forbidden. Years later, they meet again, and the one thing they buried is the only thing still alive between them.

An Idol under the bright lights and her Bodyguard lingering in the shadows, what lengths do they go through to be with each other. Cover Art by sussy.ph

Lingling Kwong, a sharply intelligent but emotionally guarded creative executive, has spent the last six months working in China, chasing an opportunity too big to ignore. Her girlfriend, Orm Kornaphat-sunny, chaotic, and fiercely loyal-remains in Bangkok, where their shared apartment now feels like a museum of memories they can't touch. Despite the distance, their connection holds. Nightly video calls blur into whispered "I miss you"s, unfinished goodbyes, and sometimes, breathless phone sex that leaves them both lonelier in the aftermath. They pretend they're okay. They count the weeks. But under it all simmers a desperate longing neither will say aloud. What Orm doesn't know is that Lingling is on her way home. Armed with a suitcase, a surprise plane ticket, and a heart full of need, Lingling shows up at Orm's doorstep in the middle of the night-and nothing prepares them for what follows. Their reunion is all heat and softness: limbs tangled in moonlight, breath caught between kisses, promises made in silence. But as the days unfold, so do the questions they've been avoiding-about careers, compromises, and how long love can survive if they keep choosing work over one another.

One day, Orm suddenly develops Omegaverse Syndrome. As she struggles with the abnormal release of pheromones, putting her in danger, it is her best friend, Ling, who comes to her rescue. However, Ling's attitude begins to change. "...Orm, you smell sweet." Is this the beginning of fate, or something else-? Content Warnings (if applicable): ⚠️ This story contains Omegaverse elements. Please proceed with caution if you are unfamiliar or uncomfortable with the setting. ⚠️ Some scenes may contain intense or mature themes, but they are for storytelling purposes. ⚠️This novel is Japanese to English. Let me know if you find anything strange.

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")

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.