Rebecca Patricia Armstrong is fire. At twenty-three, she is the quiet CEO of Armstrong Enterprises. Cold, powerful, and always in control. Five years ago, her wedding went wrong. The groom ran away. So her grandfather found a replacement. Freen Sarocha Chankimha. An orphan. Uneducated. Too loud for rich people. Too mischievous for rules. A storm. And somehow... the storm became the husband of the fire. Their marriage was never love. It was duty. Now they live in the Armstrong mansion with their four-year-old daughter Mon-a tiny thunder who runs around screaming "Daddy!" and causing daily chaos. Becky is fire. Freen is storm. Mon is thunder. The mansion is tired. The fire never looks at the storm. But the storm is still there... cooking, driving, gardening, and accidentally annoying rich relatives. And somewhere in this marriage of duty- someone is actually enjoying the duty a little too much. Captain. 🌩️⚡🔥 --- Freen G!P ---

She loved her in silence. Becky is a quiet high school senior with a special gift: her songs tear souls apart. On social media, she's an enigmatic musician singing about loss, love, and silence. Thousands listen to her. But she writes only about one person. And for her. Freen is bright, vibrant, popular. Her hugs are for everyone - except the one who truly waits. They're childhood friends. Becky is always there. And always invisible. 🎧 What happens when Freen discovers that her favorite songs are confessions from the one standing right beside her? When the secret unfolds, Becky gets a chance at a real life, without pain. And Freen gets a chance to change everything. But silence is often louder than screaming. And not every confession is heard in time. This is a story about love that happened - but never became. About a voice that was always near. And about a girl who didn't recognize it in time.

'Some loves never leave. They just wait for you to catch up.' Book Three of the 'Love Came' Series - Love Came Right Now Freen doesn't ache anymore. She's done hoping, done replaying old memories like they might offer answers. She let go of that chapter. And maybe, for the first time in her life - she let go of Becky too. Now, tucked in a quieter corner of the country, Freen builds a gentler life - one with fewer shadows and more sky. She's no longer trying to shine for anyone. She simply is - steady, clear, alive in her own rhythm. And when a twist of fate brings Becky back into her orbit, Freen welcomes her like you welcome an old friend - with warmth, and without expectation. Because she isn't waiting anymore. But Becky? She thought she had buried those feelings. She thought she had said goodbye. Until she sees Freen laugh - truly laugh - like the girl she once knew and the woman she never got the chance to love. And slowly, without meaning to, Becky begins to see Freen not through the haze of memory - but through the sharp, stunning light of now. And suddenly, something in Becky shifts. Because this isn't about nostalgia. This isn't the past knocking. This is something real. Present. Breathing. And it might be the beginning of a love she never finished learning how to hold. "Love Came Right Now" is the final book in the 'Love Came' trilogy - a story about timing, tenderness, finding yourself again, and realizing that the right love sometimes arrives when you're finally ready to receive it. For readers who believe that healing can be soft, that second chances can be earned, and that love - the real kind - waits until you're whole.

'Some goodbyes are loud. Ours was a whisper.' Book Two of the 'Love Came' Series Seven years after she let go of her first and fiercest love, Freen is no longer the girl who glittered through school hallways. Now, she's the sharp-edged CEO of a rising indie music label - all structure, no softness. Her world is spreadsheets, sound checks, and silence. Until the voice she thought she'd buried in memory sings again - this time, from behind the glass of her own recording studio. Becky is back. Not as Ghostnotes. As herself. And Freen? She's still trying to remember how to breathe. They say time heals all wounds. But what if time just teaches you how to hide them better? Love Came Too Late is the emotional second volume in the 'Love Came' series. Perfect for fans of slow ache, long silences, and hearts that never healed properly.