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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.