Freen and Becky have been inseparable since birth-literally. Born on the same day in neighboring houses in Bangkok, they've spent twenty-three years as best friends, partners in crime, and each other's entire world. Around campus, everyone knows them as "the Siamese twins"-never seen apart, finishing each other's sentences, sharing everything from coffee orders to childhood secrets. Their friendship is perfect, uncomplicated, and exactly what both of them need. Romance? That's never been part of the equation. But when Becky travels to Phuket for a week-long university festival, something shifts. The distance brings clarity neither of them expected, and suddenly the lines between friendship and something more begin to blur in ways that could either bring them closer together or tear them apart forever. Some bonds run deeper than friendship. Some feelings can't stay hidden forever. And sometimes, the hardest thing in the world is telling your best friend the truth-especially when you're terrified of losing them. A story about lifelong friendship, missed signals, and the moment everything changes. Author's Note Preview: "They've been best friends for twenty-three years. What could possibly change? (Spoiler: Everything.) Welcome to 'Before You Go.' Bring tissues. 💔💕"

BeckFreen | GL | BDSM | 18+ Explicit | Angst & Healing Inspired from the Yuri - Lilith! Freen Sarocha hides behind a perfect smile. By day, she's the beloved senior teacher. By night, she's suffocating-collared and whipped by her manipulative boss, Heidi, who owns every breath she takes. Then Becky Armstrong returns. The junior teacher who once worshipped "P'Freen" from afar. Sweet. Innocent. Until one late-night glimpse through a cracked door changes everything. Becky sees Freen on her knees. Begging. Broken. Something dark awakens inside her. A hunger to command. To claim. To make Freen kneel only for her. Heidi won't let go without a fight. Jealous. Cruel. Dangerous. But Freen is tired of not breathing. One whip. One whisper. One choice. And everything could shatter... or finally feel like freedom. Warning: This story contains explicit BDSM, power dynamics, emotional abuse (from villain), and mature themes. Read at your own risk. Consensual only between main couple.

Original Story: Becky thought she'd moved on. Five years ago, the love of her life disappeared without a word, and she's spent every day since trying to forget. Now she's engaged to Jade, building a safe, predictable life-until she walks into Nam and Heng's wedding and sees her again. Freen. The woman who shattered her heart. The woman she swore she'd never forgive. Freen Sarocha is now a powerful CEO, untouchable and cold. But when their eyes meet across the reception hall, Becky sees something she didn't expect: the same devastation she's been carrying for five years. One conversation with Nam changes everything. The truth Becky thought she knew? It was a lie. The woman she thought abandoned her? She was drowning. And the person Becky trusted most? They stole five years from both of them. Now Becky has to decide: can she forgive the past and fight for a future with the woman who never stopped loving her? Or are some wounds too deep to heal? "What She Didn't Say" is an emotional second-chance romance about love, loss, betrayal, and the courage it takes to rebuild what was broken.

In a world of rival mafia families, two rival mafia families have been locked in a generations-long feud. The Armstongs and the Chankimhas. But what they don't know is that their daughters are about to change everything. Two daughters from opposite sides find themselves drawn to each other when they first meet in school. One is cold and ruthless, raised in a family of violence to survive. The other is calm, fierce and calculating, raised to be careful but rough at the same time. When they meet, their rivalry slowly turns into a passionate and forbidden romance. But their families' feud threatens to tear them apart as the daughter of the Chankimhas gets a task to make Rebecca Patrica Armstrong to fall in love with her. But will Freen fall in love during the process? Will they have to choose between their hearts and their families? Will they be able to overcome the obstacles that stand in their way? Or will their families break them apart? ⚠️🔞: INCLUDES MATURE THEMES, STRONG LANGUAGE, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, SELF HARM AND VIOLENCE!!!

Rebecca Patricia Armstrong is fire. At twenty-three, she is the quiet CEO of Armstrong Enterprises. Cold, powerful, and always in control. Five years ago, her wedding went wrong. The groom ran away. So her grandfather found a replacement. Freen Sarocha Chankimha. An orphan. Uneducated. Too loud for rich people. Too mischievous for rules. A storm. And somehow... the storm became the husband of the fire. Their marriage was never love. It was duty. Now they live in the Armstrong mansion with their four-year-old daughter Mon-a tiny thunder who runs around screaming "Daddy!" and causing daily chaos. Becky is fire. Freen is storm. Mon is thunder. The mansion is tired. The fire never looks at the storm. But the storm is still there... cooking, driving, gardening, and accidentally annoying rich relatives. And somewhere in this marriage of duty- someone is actually enjoying the duty a little too much. Captain. 🌩️⚡🔥 --- Freen G!P ---

Two best friends. One summer by the sea. Between rainstorms, carousel lights, and stories that sound a little too real, Freen and Becky discover that sometimes, love has been there all along. ----- Inspired by the 'มองหน้ากันไม่ติด (Awkward) - โอ๊ต ปราโมทย์ FEAT. MAIYARAP' MV!

This is simply former soldier Freen Sarocha Chankimha figuring out how to be a mom. _____ Translated by me. Freen G!P. Original story by ©Luna_hass99

Freen Sarocha Chankimha is the world's most powerful self-made billionaire, the visionary behind the global empire FSC Fashion. At twenty-seven, she is an icon of grace and success-but the runway is a lie. Behind the high-fashion front, Freen is the calculated leader of Thailand's most feared mafia syndicate. Becky Armstrong is the daughter of the British Ambassador, a law student with a future as bright as her pedigree. She lives a life of order, justice, and privilege-until her father, John Armstrong, makes a fatal mistake. To cover a trail of government corruption, he takes a loan from the wrong person. When the debt comes due and the money is gone, the "Billionaire" comes to collect. When Freen storms the Armstrong mansion, she doesn't want the money. Her eyes land on Becky, and the ultimatum is set: The debt is cleared if Becky becomes her wife. The wedding is a cold, hollow ceremony of hatred. Becky loathes the woman who bought her; Freen is enchanted by the girl she trapped. They live as enemies under one roof, bound by a contract that strictly forbids Freen from touching her. But one night, a haze of alcohol burns through the resentment. The wall of "never" crumbles as the physical distance closes. When they sober up mid-clinch, they discover the one thing they can't deny: they are a disaster in every room of the house, but they are perfection in the bedroom. --- The debt is paid. The marriage is a warzone. But the sex? That's the only thing they aren't fighting about.

In a mansion built on silence and rules, every step echoes differently when she arrives. Becky-sunlight wrapped in defiance-doesn't understand what her presence disrupts. Doesn't understand what she awakens in someone who has spent a lifetime mastering control. By day, Freen Sarocha Chankimha is untouchable- the flawless Student Council President of St. Rosalie Academy. Admired. Feared. Unreachable. By night, she is simply the daughter of a perfect family. Until Becky becomes her step-sister. At school, Freen watches her from across hallways lined with whispers and expectation. At home, she feels her in every silence. Becky doesn't obey the rules of distance. She steps too close. Looks too long. Speaks like Freen is human-not untouchable. And that is the most dangerous thing of all. Because this isn't love. It's restraint wearing thin. Possession hidden behind composure. Obsession contained in quiet glances and controlled breathing. Freen was never meant to want anyone. But Becky was never meant to belong anywhere else. And in a world built on control- She belongs to her.

Does love across a distance ever truly work? Especially when one is locked behind iron bars and the other is sent to her own prison thousands of miles away? Will Freen and Becky's teenage love survive the distance and the cruelty of people, or will it crumble under the pressure, leaving them both heartbroken and angry with everything and everyone-including each other? Coming home was a dream, but Freen is coming back to people and memories that stopped existing a long time ago. Becky has lived for years with her walls built high, never expecting Freen to walk back into her life. Note: This is the second part of the story The Closet. It is important to read the first book before starting this one. Fair Warning: This story is an emotional wreckage. It is not a happy, funny story. It is heavy, emotional shit that might leave you disappointed and craving something-anything-happy to happen. Be aware before reading: this will be painful.