Rebecca "Becky" Armstrong has spent her life being protected-from danger, from mistakes, and from the freedom to decide who she wants to be. But after escaping the careful watch around her, she meets Freen: a reckless, warm-hearted stranger who seems to appear whenever Becky needs her most. Freen was never looking for responsibility, secrets, or a girl with sorrow hidden behind her smile. Yet something about Becky feels impossible to walk away from-strangely familiar, deeply unsettling, and achingly hard to forget. As danger begins to close in, Freen and Becky are drawn into a connection neither can explain. Between rain-soaked streets, stolen moments, and memories that do not seem to belong to this lifetime, they must decide whether love can survive the things fear has stolen from them. Some promises are made once. Some love stories wait a lifetime to be remembered.

Becky never expected her summer in Bangkok to come with an impossible complication: her new older stepsister, Freen. Freen is cold, reckless, and infuriating; but behind those warm brown eyes is a softness Becky can't resist. And Becky's green eyes seem to draw Freen in just as much. The closer they get, the harder it becomes. What happens when the one person she is forbidden to love becomes impossible to resist?

Season 2 of Love in Fine Print. Freen Sarocha Champak and Becky Armstrong are back and somehow, the tension between the CEO and her PA has only gotten worse. Sharp words, colder glances, and one office that has learned not to stand between them. But when appearances become easier to believe than the truth, some things are better left unsaid. Because this time, whatever happens between them stays off the record.

Becky is an introverted barista who prefers the hiss of the espresso machine to human interaction. Her patience is tested daily by Freen, a regular customer who orders a Salted Caramel Latte every single afternoon just to make conversation. While Freen sees it as courtship, Becky sees it as a nuisance. After a tense confrontation where Becky implies that Freen is nothing but a bother, Freen heartbrokenly respects her wishes and stops visiting the shop completely. In the sudden absence of her "annoying" regular, Becky finds her routine feeling empty. She realizes that Freen's persistence wasn't irritation-it was affection. The story follows Becky's journey from relief to regret, as she navigates her own shyness to find Freen and turn their "salted" beginning into a sweet ending. -- I am thrilled to announce the release of my 3rd FreenBecky novel. This story is a true labor of love and a testament to my dedication to the Girl Love (GL) genre. The incredible enthusiasm you showed for my previous novels provided the inspiration I needed to bring this new world to life. I can't wait for you to experience every twist and turn I've prepared for you ❤️

Title: The Bride She Stole Tagline: She didn't rescue you. She collected you. Becky Armstrong came back to Bangkok for one reason: her family needed saving. What she got instead was a wedding she didn't choose, a groom she despised, and an exit delivered by a woman she barely remembered through the fog of one catastrophically bad - catastrophically good - night. Freen Sarocha Chankimha doesn't do this. She doesn't follow women home. She doesn't intervene in weddings. She doesn't want - not like this, not with this particular, catastrophic specificity. But she tracked Becky across a city because she couldn't stop. Because Becky Armstrong is the only thing she has ever lost control over, and Freen does not lose control. This is not a love story. It is a claiming. It is a woman who decided, and another woman who fights her own wanting long after she's lost the argument. Set in Bangkok. Dripping with heat. Dangerous at every turn. Trigger Warnings: Explicit sexual content (F/F) · Dark power dynamics · Forced marriage/contractual arrangement · Emotional manipulation · Jealousy and possessive behavior · References to emotional abuse (Becky's family) · Financial coercion · Dubious consent elements · Obsessive behavior · Adult language

Freen sarocha, a fierce and hot headed CEO while Rebecca Armstrong a cool and soft hearted CEO but sometimes she got stuck with herself and never move even an inch from her decisions. What will happen when they both got to work together first and then get in to a marriage bcoz of the arousal of a news of their affair and intimacy.

This is a fanfic of The Air (4 Elements) LomBlew's story It has the same plot but with some changes that I think will make the story more interesting. Hope you can give it a read!

[18+] G!P🔞 Becky as (AAROHI CHEARAVANONT) Freen as (SAMAIRA RATCHASAKUN) "Sir please, I really love Aarohi give me a chance to prove myself" - SAMAIRA "Papa I can't live without her" - AAROHI ..................... (As English is not my first language, so may y'all enconter some grammatical error or sentence accuracy I apologise before hand for the mistake, I hope y'all enjoy this story) Samaira (G!P) x Aarohi (Please refrain from reading if you aren't 18+🔞)

​Married by arrangement and strangers by choice, Becky and Freen share a luxury apartment, strict boundaries, and a vow that meant nothing. Becky's heart still belongs to Nop-the man she was forced to leave behind. Freen knows it, but she stays-quiet, patient, and unbothered by the walls Becky builds between them. ​It was supposed to be a simple contract. But living with Freen's soft composure is far more dangerous than her hostility ever could have been. *original story* *g!p*

What happens when someone you meet by accident refuses to remain one? She met her in a bar - a night careless enough to believe it would never repeat. She believed some encounters were meant to fade,to dissolve quietly with the morning. But fate had other intentions. What will she do when destiny conspires to place the very same soul in her path again? Starting the journey again with my second fanfiction. I hope you all will enjoy this just as much as you enjoyed the first, and I truly hope you'll stay with me for this one too. English is not my first language, so I sincerely apologize for any grammatical mistakes or errors you may come across.