Engfa is the straight A student whose life is series of perfect checklists and crushing family expectation. When she moves into room B43, she expects a quiet path to her degree. Instead, she collides with Charlotte Austin pierced, tattooed, secretive , and devastatingly cynical, hiding her brilliant soul behind a mask of rebellion. Having her around starts to make Engfa doubt about her orientation, it's totally a new thing for her. The sparks between them are instan, and volatile, but it's built on a foundation of lies. Charlotte is like an exploding firework on her palm, she's so hot tht burn your body and soul, can she handle the fire into beautiful show on the hell's fair or it burns her to ashes till nothing left.

After eleven years together and seven years of marriage, Charlotte Austin believed her life was built on something permanent. Routine. Devotion. The quiet certainty of shared breath beneath the same roof. At thirty-one, the renowned photographer thought she understood how marriages survived. She believed stability came from endurance, from learning how to hold the fragile structure of a life together. She was wrong. When her wife, Engfa Waraha-a thirty-four-year-old trauma surgeon-begins to change, the shift is so subtle Charlotte cannot name it at first. There is no argument. No confession. No moment where something clearly breaks. Just distance. Conversations shorten. Glances become unreadable. The warmth that once defined their home recedes into a silence that grows heavier with every passing day. Engfa offers no explanation. And Charlotte, who has built a career capturing the delicate moment before something collapses, finds herself standing inside one she cannot understand. Because the most unsettling fractures are not the ones that shatter loudly. They are the ones that form quietly-between unfinished sentences, avoided questions, and the slow realization that the person beside you may already be somewhere else. As doubt settles into the spaces their love once occupied, Charlotte begins to question everything she thought she knew about loyalty, trust, and the quiet promises people make when they believe a life together is permanent. What she does not yet realize is that some truths in a marriage do not arrive as revelations. They exist long before anyone is willing to admit them. And sometimes the real damage is not what one person hides, but what the other refuses to see. ⚠️ Content Warning: This story contains GP/Intersex themes, a slow-burn storyline, heavy angst, and infidelity. Please feel free to skip it if you're not comfortable with these themes.

Becky Armstrong - heiress, lawyer, composed but emotionally exhausted( 26 years) Freen Sarocha Chankimha - free-spirited artist, warm but insecure(30 years) Engfa Waraha - billionaire CEO, confident, secretly lonely(33 years) Charlotte Austin - interior designer, observant, emotionally mature(30 years) Freen builds her dream one brushstroke at a time, calling it *their café*, even when the space beside her slowly grows empty. Becky, burdened by legacy and expectations, believes stability matters more than small celebrations. As distance quietly settles into their marriage, Charlotte enters Freen's life - listening, understanding, and offering the warmth Freen didn't realize she had lost. Between ambition and affection, loyalty and longing, four lives begin to intertwine - and Freen must confront a painful truth: sometimes love exists... but it isn't enough to hold two hearts together.

When Engfa Waraha is hired as a live-in maid at the Austin household, she doesn't expect the intense pull she feels toward the brooding, cold-eyed woman of the house - Charlotte, a woman bound by vows but starving in silence. Her wife, a socialite, is never home. And Engfa? She's always there. Always watching. Always wanting. They fight it. At first. But temptation tastes better when it's forbidden. • char gp This is an adaptation. All credits to the rightful owner.

Charlotte Austin has spent her entire life trying to ignore the dead. Unfortunately, the dead refuse to ignore her. Ever since she was a child, Charlotte has been able to see ghosts-a talent that has cost her jobs, relationships, and any real hope of living a normal life. Spirits drift toward her with unfinished regrets and desperate requests, treating her like an unwilling messenger between worlds. The only place they cannot reach her is her small apartment. Until one day, something does. This particular ghost breaks nearly every rule Charlotte's grandmother ever taught her about the dead. Spirits aren't supposed to cross blessed thresholds. They aren't supposed to wander far from where they died. And they definitely aren't supposed to look so confused about it. Which raises a troubling question: If this ghost shouldn't be able to enter Charlotte's home-but somehow can... What exactly is she? As Charlotte becomes reluctantly entangled in the mystery of the strange woman haunting her apartment, the line between the living and the dead begins to blur. Because this ghost is not like the others. She doesn't beg for help. She doesn't remember how she died. In fact, she doesn't even know how a ghost is supposed to behave. She's nothing like any spirit Charlotte has ever encountered. And Charlotte never expected this one to change everything. It should have been a simple haunting. But nothing about this one is simple-especially when the confused, slightly too polite, mostly innocent ghost keeps saying: "I'm a good soul." Charlotte realizes-far too late-that she might be dealing with something far more complicated than one very strange ghost.

Destined For Love follows the magnetic connection between Engfa, whose charm and intensity hide a vulnerable heart, and Charlotte, who is drawn to her in ways she never expected. What starts as a spark quickly deepens into something undeniable, pulling them into a world of irresistible passion. As their bond grows, both women must face the question: is love written in their destiny, and have the courage to fight for it? Will they part ways for good, or will they find a way to overcome their misunderstandings and differences? Note: Each chapter is short, making it easy to follow. I work full time as a high school mathematics teacher, so i don't get much free time - but writing this story has been a really relaxing and rewarding outlet for me.

Charlotte is a perfectionist, polished, disciplined, and impeccably well-mannered. She has always loathed Engfa Waraha-the school's notorious rugby star and unapologetic troublemaker. To Charlotte, Engfa is everything she despises: arrogant, reckless, and always at the center of a fight. But when Charlotte begins to glimpse the cracks beneath Engfa's wild defiance, the line between admiration and anger starts to blur. What begins as irritation slowly twists into fascination, and soon, Charlotte realizes that the boundary between hate and something far more dangerous is thinner than she ever imagined. Rowdy Girl is a story of pride, passion, and secrets - and of two souls who were always meant to fall for each other, long before they ever knew it. ⚠️ Warning: This story is intended for mature audiences. G!P themes included.

Charlotte Austin is the city's most elite architect-cold, precise, and obsessed with structural integrity. When her lifelong best friend, Engfa Waraha, gets engaged to a man Charlotte knows is a serial cheater and a financial fraud, Charlotte doesn't just sit back; she designs a demolition. Under the guise of a "fake relationship" to make Engfa's ex-fiancée jealous, Charlotte moves Engfa into her high-tech penthouse, intending only to protect her. But as the lines between the "blueprint" and reality begin to blur, Charlotte realizes that the most dangerous flaw in her design was her own heart. As Apo Nattawin dirty secrets are unearthed and the "fake" dates turn into a deep, soul-consuming passion, Engfa must decide if Charlotte is her savior or a master manipulator. In a world of glass towers and floral scents, they must discover if their foundation is strong enough to survive the truth, or if the Architect of Secrets has built a house that's destined to collapse.

A love story between Engfa and Charlotte, starting from their awkward first meeting to building a life together. Through chaos, comedy, sweet moments, and hard choices, they grow from strangers into soulmates. Love does not always have to be perfect. Life rarely is. But it's honest, tender, and full of feeling-built from small gestures, growing warmth, and the kind of connection that leaves a mark, even when everything else changes. Behind the laughter and warmth lies a world of heavy choices and hidden scars. Burdens are carried in silence, sacrifices made in secret. Some nights end in aching limbs and unanswered calls. Some truths are buried beneath bruised knuckles and burning pride. Some wounds run deep. Some choices leave bruises. As secrets begin to surface and the weight of reality presses in, they must learn what it means to hold on-to love someone through the battles they can't always explain. Love not just as a feeling, but as a choice-one shaped by courage, pain, and the will to keep choosing each other through it all.

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