Years ago, diagnosed with a terminal illness, Earn ended things with Fahlada without explanation-just cruel words and a cold goodbye. She thought disappearing was the kindest thing she could do. Now, Fahlada is assigned to mentor Earn for a medical project. Earn is determined to keep her secret buried, even if it means enduring Fahlada's coldness. How long can she hide the truth? And will Fahlada let her disappear again?

LingOrm's journey to building their own family 💗 (it's kind of short stories of Lingling and Orm going through pregnancy)

LingOrm Soulmate AU where Lingling is a doctor and Orm is her patient who keeps coming back with a worse condition !TW! physical abuse, toxic relationship (implied)

What if Earn didn't just leave because of the pressure from Fahlada's mother? What if something happened-something so devastating that Earn couldn't bear to stay, not just with Fahlada, but with herself? !TW! drugs, rape, cutting, suicide attempt

Earn is a first-year surgical resident at Sirindhorn Memorial Hospital, where Fahlada works as a neurosurgery attending. They haven't met each other in years, and their last meeting didn't necessarily end on a good term. What will happen when they meet each other again? Can they keep it professional and not let their emotions affect their work? Attending Fahlada x Intern/Resident Earn AU that nobody asks ;)

Lingling's birthday was supposed to be simple: sleep in, eat cake, and maybe cry a little from a sappy gift. Instead, she ended up with avocado in her hair, a pancake crown on her girlfriend's head, and a half-melted cupcake pulled from the freezer like buried treasure. This wasn't the birthday she planned. It was <i>worse.</i> And somehow... also perfect.

The first time Lingling met Orm, she dismissed her as just another actress with a pretty face and an effortless smile-someone who floated through life like a butterfly, untethered, untouched by anything real. But that was before Orm walked into her bookstore on a rain-soaked afternoon. And definitely before Orm tried to flirt with her-badly.

Lingling Kwong, a reclusive painter who prefers solitude over people, finds herself drawn to a small flower shop-and to Orm Kornnaphat, the warm, ever-smiling florist who seems to embody everything Lingling isn't. When Lingling finally paints her first portrait-of Orm-she realizes something.

Lingling left Orm years ago with only a note that doesn't explain why she left, and now they're face-to-face again. "Do you know what seeing you again does to me?" Orm asks quietly. Lingling's lips parted, but she didn't respond. Then Orm continues. "It makes me want to die all over again."

Orm has spent her entire life being the perfect daughter, following the expectations set by her family and religion. But when she realizes her feelings for Lingling, she's forced to confront the truth she's spent years denying. In the end, she must decide if love is worth the weight of wanting. (basically Orm trying to navigate her sexuality in an angsty way)