Under the contract, Faye Malisorn, alpha, is required to care for Yoko Lerprasert, omega, for one week each month. - FayeYoko. - Faye g!p/alpha, Yoko omega. - romance, drama, fluff, smut. - high sexual content. -omegaverse This is an Englishh adaptation, all credits to its original author @markfrogz and @pasta_kim for adapting this story into FayeYoko fics 🍃

A year after losing her parents, Yoko is still trying to survive the emptiness they left behind. With no place that truly feels like home anymore, she accepts a nanny position in the household of Faye-a successful businesswoman and single mother of two. She thought the job would be simple. She was wrong. From the moment she arrived, the children made it clear they didn't want her there. Endless pranks, stubborn attitudes, and daily chaos turned every moment into a challenge. With no experience caring for children and a heart still burdened by grief, Yoko quickly finds herself questioning whether she made the right decision. But leaving isn't an option. As the days pass, Yoko slowly realizes that behind the laughter, arguments, and messy routines is a family struggling with wounds they never speak about. And while she's trying to help them heal, she may unknowingly be healing herself, too. Sometimes, when life takes everything away from you, it leads you to the place where you're meant to belong.

"I'll pay you triple your usual rate." "And how exactly am I supposed to repay such generosity?" she asked, a faint smile playing on her lips. The question lingered in the air, laced with curiosity. What could a woman like her possibly want-enough to offer that kind of money without hesitation? "Simple," the other replied, her voice calm but firm. "You have to pretend you love me." FAYE G!P - Story credit to @Cathe44. I'm making an English adaptation of this story. If she asks me to delete it, I will.

A story about two women who came from different wealthy families. Their families are known rivals in Thailand's business industry. They constantly compete for investors, success, influence, and power. They always try to outshine each other, making their family rivalry one of the biggest topics in the headlines. To finally end the endless competition between both families, they came to an agreement to arrange a marriage between their children. A marriage that would unite their power and make them stronger against their other competitors.

When science and fate collide at an international exhibition in Italy, two vastly different worlds meet. Faye Peraya Malisorn, a feared and influential intersex mafia leader, accidentally crosses paths with Yoko Apasra Letpresart, a humble 24-year-old science teacher from a remote village. Despite the odds, love blossoms. Years pass, and they build a seemingly perfect life, crowned with the birth of their son, Fredson. But darkness never stays buried. Faye, pulled into temptation by a seductive club hostess, begins to drift. As power and lust consume her, Yoko finds herself caught in a spiral of emotional torment and violence. When betrayal turns to abuse, and love decays into fear, Yoko is forced to make an impossible decision-for her unborn child, for her son, and for her life.

Faye and Yoko begin living together, the tension is palpable. Yoko's teasing and carefree attitude clash with Faye's strict and orderly life. However, Yoko's street smarts and instincts prove invaluable when they survive an attack together. Faye starts seeing Yoko in a different light and begins to trust her.

Faye Peraya Malisorn, 31, is a powerful intersex mafia leader feared across Southeast Asia, yet a broken woman inside. For two years, she's been married to Yoko Apasra Letpresart, 24-a gentle-hearted, village-raised woman who believed in love, in vows, and in happily ever afters. But their dream of a family remains unfulfilled, and the pressure of infertility chips away at what once felt unbreakable. When Yoko discovers the lipstick on Faye's collar and a sultry text message late one night, their marriage erupts. Faye, torn between guilt and pride, lashes out and in a moment of cruel honesty, says the words no wife should ever hear. Words so venomous, so final, that Yoko walks calmly into the kitchen, speaks her last truth, and ends her life before Faye's eyes blink. Now, haunted by her own cruelty and Yoko's disappear. Faye spirals into grief, revenge, and desperate redemption. But what if love never truly dies? And what if death... is only the beginning of their reckoning? Main Characters: Faye Peraya Malisorn (31) • Intersex woman. • Ruthless mafia leader and president of Malisorn Corp. • Deeply in love with Yoko but emotionally repressed, proud, and often cold. • Haunted by trauma, obsessed with legacy-particularly having a child to carry her name. • Her worst fear: losing control. Her deepest wound: losing Yoko. Yoko Apasra Letpresart (24) • Humble, soft-spoken, yet emotionally strong village girl. • Met Faye at a university donation gala; they married a year later. • Grew up caring for her ill mother and holding onto ideals of love and loyalty. • Desperate to give Faye happiness, yet emotionally breaking inside. Aom (29) • Faye's old flame and the woman behind the lipstick stain. • Manipulative, seductive, and dangerous. • She represents Faye's darker temptations.

Yoko is the presidential daughter. She likes to party a lot. She can get anything she wants. BUT. There is only one thing she couldn't get though, the emotionless Lieutenant's Faye attention. The woman in black leather jacket whose job is to protect her. Just protect her. Nothing else. *This is a story I have written for another fandom 8 years ago and now I'm rewriting it to match Faye and Yoko*

Yoko is about to get married to her fiance when an accident happened. She found herself in the arms of a stranger, her beautiful savior. Her savior is a woman - mysterious, evasive, moody but drop dead gorgeous. Can she melt this woman's heart? Will she let her? *This is a story I have written for another fandom 6 years ago and now I'm rewriting it to match Faye and Yoko*

I do not own this story. It still belongs to the rightful author. I am only translating it into English -FAYEYOKO VERSION