A loving Thai couple and their adopted son discover that family life is equal parts chaos, comedy, and comfort in this heartwarming slice-of-life dramedy. Family Love Journey follows the everyday adventures of Lingling Kwong and Orm Sethratanapong, a married couple raising their adopted son Nattawut in their small two-storey home in Bangkok. Lingling, 35, is calm, pragmatic, and endlessly capable - a tourism manager who thrives on plans and tidy mornings. Orm, 28, is creative, impulsive, and juggling far too much at once - a master's student in Social Communication whose thesis on "Authenticity and Personal Branding in Online Communities" keeps colliding with real-life chaos. Each episode explores a slice of their lives - the humor, the exhaustion, and the small but profound acts of love that hold their family together. Amid thesis deadlines, bedtime battles, and tender reconciliations, Lingling and Orm learn that love isn't about perfection. It's about persistence, patience, and the choice to come back - again and again.

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.

Lingling Kwong, a 31-year-old financial analyst with Asperger's traits, lives by structure, data, and predictability. Orm Kornnaphat, 29, a quick-witted journalist, thrives in language, emotion, and chaos. When Orm interviews Lingling for an article on Women in STEM, their meeting becomes an experiment neither planned for - a study in how love defies the models meant to contain it. Through quiet misunderstandings, small acts of care, and a growing awareness of each other's rhythms, Lingling and Orm navigate the delicate terrain between logic and language - discovering that love, like mathematics, is less about perfection and more about pattern.

After a failed wedding, Ling finds herself unexpectedly bonded to Orm, a stranger who becomes her wife in a playful twist of fate. What starts as an attempt to navigate heartbreak with Orm's companionship slowly deepens into a connection Ling didn't anticipate. As they both face buried emotions and a complicated past, Ling is forced to confront what-and who-she truly wants in her life. This fan fiction is a transformative work created for entertainment purposes only. All original characters, settings, and intellectual property referenced herein belong to their respective copyright holders. This work is not intended for commercial use, and no copyright infringement is intended.

Love doesn't always end in anger. Sometimes it ends in silence, in tears hidden behind forced smiles, and in the quiet ache of remembering how they used to be.

"My mind may forget you, but my heart remembers."

Handywoman Ling. New tenant Orm. When Orm moves into Bangkok's shabby Orchid Gardens apartment building, she expects affordable rent and a short commute, not to fall head-over-heels for Ling, the enigmatic handywoman who fixes everything except her own broken heart. But between power outages and plumbing emergencies, coffee dates and home-cooked dinners, Orm slowly convinces this guarded woman that some risks are worth taking.

In the heart of Bangkok's glittering business elite, revenge wears a tailored suit. Ling Ling Kwong, a corporate lawyer, returns to the city that once broke her. Behind her calm smile lies a decade of bitterness and a plan. Her weapon of choice: marriage. When the nation's most sought-after heiress, Orm Kornaphat, is arranged to marry Nottawan Kwong, Ling Ling makes a counteroffer that shocks Bangkok's upper circle by proposes to Orm herself. Orm, the composed and formidable successor of the Kornaphat Group, sees through Ling Ling's motives but is drawn to her sharp mind and quiet fire. Their partnership becomes a delicate dance of power and tension: two women too intelligent to fall easily, too damaged to trust freely. In a city of glass towers and hidden bloodlines, love is the most dangerous negotiation of all.

It begins with a phone call. Lingling is finishing a photoshoot when her wife, Orm, calls again and again - until she finally answers. Their daughter, Sook, is missing. Her phone is still on the desk. Dinner is growing cold. As the evening darkens into rain, the two women drive through Bangkok searching for her. The city is alive around them, neon lights reflected in puddles, memories surfacing between every turn. They search her school, the park, the places she used to laugh. Each stop brings them closer to the truth, and to the parts of themselves they've been avoiding: guilt, grief, and the distance that love sometimes builds before it heals. When they finally find Sook, they're all stripped down into what matters most: a family learning how to hold each other through the storm. This is a portrait of marriage, motherhood, and the ways love endures even through the toughest of storms.