Amid Bangkok's elite, Lingling Kwong's seemingly perfect life shatters after her wife asks for a divorce. Surrounded by wealth and prestige, she feels an unspoken emptiness. Until Orm Kornnaphat, a generous and warm-hearted heir, enters her life, offering hope, love, and a chance to heal her broken heart.

"I'm the last Kwong." This bothered Ling - a multi-billion CEO suddenly faced with a truth she cannot ignore. She needs an heir, someone to continue what she built. Everything she worked for. But she wants to do it alone - no love, no romance, only duty. The question remains: is she enough? Can duty become something more? Or will legacy be nothing but obligation? "Can you make my Mama smile wide too?" The most innocent yet complicated request Orm - a tall, energetic local from Ko Samui - has ever heard. She shouldn't be this close to them. She doesn't know their world, their surname, or the weight they carry. But she sees something in the boy's words: a desire for warmth, for connection. Can she give that without disrupting everything? Will she balance kindness with boundaries? Or will this small moment pull her into something entirely new? Two women. Two worlds. One shaped by legacy and expectation. The other grounded in presence and kindness. A small boy who becomes the bridge between them. And moments that might change everything - in ways neither of them expects.

Two influential business families that decide to arrange a marriage between their heirs in order to strengthen corporate alliances. Orm, the youngest daughter of one of the families, was never meant to be part of that arrangement. Even so, she has quietly carried feelings for the heiress of the rival family since childhood. The agreement was originally intended for her older sister. Everything changes when her sister suddenly dies in an accident. Orm becomes the one who must step in and fulfill the family's expectations. This situation places her in a painful position. She finally stands close to the person she loves, Lingling, yet only as a replacement. The relationship unfolds within strict boundaries, where affection remains restrained and emotional distance persists. But as days pass and hearts quietly stir, could this union ever become something more, something called love between Orm and Ling? Or will it remain just a duty?

When five-year-old Orm Sethratanapong moved from the United Kingdom to Chiang Mai, she struggled to understand the language around her. Speaking only British English, she became an easy target for bullying-until one day, an eight-year-old girl named Lingling Kwong stepped in to protect her. Lingling was the only one who could understand her. From that moment on, the two girls became inseparable. Neighbors, best friends, and each other's safe place as they grew up together. In Orm's world, Lingling was more than a best friend. She was her safe place. Her hero. Her first love. But childhood promises are fragile things. On the day after Lingling's Grade 6 graduation, she stood in front of Orm with words that shattered their small perfect world. Her family was moving to Hong Kong. Her father had been promoted. Within a week, Lingling was gone. Still, they promised each other that distance wouldn't matter. They would text. Call. Stay connected no matter how far apart they were. And for a while... they did. Until slowly, quietly, things began to change. The messages became shorter. The calls became rarer. Until one day- Lingling simply stopped answering. No replies. No calls returned. No explanation. Just silence. Now, ten years later, Orm is twenty-two, standing at the edge of adulthood with dreams, ambitions, and a life she has built on her own. But one thing has never changed. She is still waiting. Because long ago, when she was just a little girl writing wishes in her notebook, she wrote down the very first thing she ever wanted. Not toys. Not success. Not even happiness. Just one name. Lingling Kwong. And after ten years of silence... Orm still wonders. Did Lingling forget? Or is there a reason she never came back? And if they ever meet again- Will Lingling still remember the promise between them... or will Orm finally realize that the first thing on her wishlist was never meant to come true? #lingorm #FanFic

Orm thought once that if he tried a little harder, he could warm Lingling's heart. After ten years, Orm finally understood the truth: Lingling had no heart. Orm was stubborn and incredulous. Every time he approached her, he asked her if he loved her. Lingling's voice was always cold, and her answer never changed: -I don't love you. On his 26th birthday, Orm made a wish in front of all his friends, including Lingling: -I hope I never met you. Orm looked at Lingling with a smile, hoping to see even a small change in her expression. But all he heard was his soft, distant voice: -Very good. I wish your wish to come true. Later, those words really came true. Due to an accident, Orm's memory went back ten years, to a time when he hadn't yet met Lingling. However, the person who had wished for his wish to be fulfilled... She was the first to panic.

A slowburn sapphic romance about two grown women who choose each other-quietly, deliberately, and without spectacle. This is not a story of chaos or dramatic twists, but of glances that linger, conversations that matter, and a love that grows in the ordinary spaces of everyday life. It follows how they meet, how something steady begins to take root, and how they build a future through patience, humour, sharp minds, and unexpectedly soft moments. Domestic, intentional, and tender-perhaps even a little "too good to be true", but in the way that makes you hope it might be possible. Woven into their journey is the intimate, honest process of IVF-not as a clinical explanation, but as part of their shared courage. If you're curious about what love looks like when it's mature, mindful, and quietly transformative, you might want to stay a little longer. Friendly PSA⚠️ ~ Okayyy tiny update 👀✨ Looks like the off-line discussions are heating up a bit... and somehow three drops a week became dangerously adorable to ignore 😭💞 So here we go: 🗓 Tuesday - Friday - Sunday Consider this your friendly reminder to stay hydrated and emotionally prepared 🥰🔥 Cautions🚨: Sudden smiling, heart flutters, & soft internal screaming may occur. Side effects are self-inflicted. Read responsibly... or don't. 😌💗

Just LingOrm One-Shots

the story of..the CEO...the broken it's married couple story...wlw...gl... lingling kwong and orm kornnaphat!!

Orm Kornnaphat never imagined she would leave her quiet province to compete for a place at the Crown Princess's side. But in the glittering halls of Suryathara, where every glance is judged and every word weighed, she must navigate rivalries, political schemes, and a dangerous attraction she cannot ignore. Crown Princess Ling is calm, intelligent, measured and untouchable yet Orm finds herself drawn to her in ways she never expected. In a grand moon selection where loyalty, courage, and love collide, one choice could change everything. Disclaimer: This story is inspired by The Selection by Kiera Cass

​"The rules were simple: No secrets, no lies, and always give an honest rating." ​Orm Kornnaphat and Ling Sirilak Kwong have been inseparable since they were five years old. Living in the same upscale neighborhood, their lives are a mess of shared snacks, late-night rooftop talks, and a constant stream of bickering that their parents have long since tuned out. ​Orm is the heiress with the "angel face" and a bank account that could buy the city, but she'd rather spend her time roasting Ling's questionable life choices. Ling is the "chic magnet"-a cool-toned rebel in a leather jacket who changes girlfriends as often as she changes her camera lens. ​There's just one tradition they never break: Whenever Ling finds a new girl, she brings the "stats" to Orm. Then, Orm sits on her velvet bed, looks over the photos, and gives a brutal, honest rating. ​"Too clingy. 4/10." "She doesn't even like cats, Ling. 2/10." "She's... fine. I guess. 7/10." ​But as the numbers get lower and the arguments get louder, the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore. When Ling finally asks why no girl is ever "good enough" for the list, Orm is forced to face the truth: The only 10/10 she's ever seen is the girl sitting right in front of her.