Sonya Pedersen thinks she's invisible in the busy streets of Bangkok. She doesn't know she's been watched for a year-every step, every routine, every secret. Lookmhee Wangpongsathaporn is obsessive, patient, and methodical. She doesn't just observe Sonya... she controls her world, removes threats, and waits. When they finally meet, fear twists into desire, and safety feels like a cage. In a story where love becomes possession, being watched might be the only thing Sonya craves.

The story begins thirteen years after Khun Pleng walked away from Wan Viva. Time has passed, but the feelings remain-complicated, unresolved, and deeply buried. Wan Viva has locked her heart away, refusing to let anyone in. Meanwhile, Khun Pleng has found herself entangled with someone new: Ingfa, a stunning and beloved actress (adapted from Secret of Us). But love is never simple. Especially when the past refuses to stay in the past. Khun Neung (adapted from Blank) also enters the picture, adding another layer to an already tangled web of emotions and history. The tables have turned. Wan Viva tries to suppress the feelings she once held for the girl who left her behind. But Khun Pleng can't ignore the guilt that still follows her every step. She knows the pain she caused-and she knows she might be too late. Will Wan Viva find the courage to open her heart to the one who broke it? And will Khun Pleng choose the difficult road of redemption and fight for her first love-rather than surrendering to the comfort of a near-perfect new romance? A story of heartbreak, healing, and the second chances we don't always believe we deserve.

She was never supposed to notice her. She was never supposed to matter this much. Sonya has built her life on control. A respected Sales & Marketing Manager in her early thirties, she knows how to command rooms, close deals, and keep her personal life carefully untouched. Five years single, living alone in a pristine condominium, she has learned that restraint is safer than longing-and that wanting less is a kind of survival. Lookmhee arrives with none of that armor. Fresh out of college, bright-eyed and quietly observant, she joins the company as an intern with more warmth than caution. She laughs easily, speaks honestly, and doesn't quite know yet how dangerous it is to care too openly. What begins as a chance encounter-an elevator ride, a late night, a shared silence-slowly turns into something neither of them planned for. Their connection grows in pauses and almosts. In glances held too long. In questions never asked. No one confesses. No one chooses. And love begins to break-not loudly, but slowly. A story about age gaps that feel like fear, timing that betrays, and two women who hurt each other by staying silent. Because sometimes love doesn't fail from lack of feeling- it fails because no one was brave enough to ask.

"One loved loudly. One loved silently. One loved invisibly". ________ They were three best friends. They were supposed to grow up together. They were never supposed to fall in love with each other. On the night of Sonya and Lookmhee's long-awaited wedding, everything looks perfect - the elegant ceremony, the glowing bride, the joyful applause. Everyone sees a love story reaching its happy ending. Everyone except the bride and the one who loves her too quietly to show it. Lookmhee has been in love with Sonya for thirteen years, ever since their high school days. She has never confessed. Never asked for anything. Never wanted to be a burden. And Sonya has never noticed. Because Sonya's heart has always belonged to someone else - their third best friend, Nam. The marriage wasn't born from love, but from heartbreak: a desperate attempt to make someone jealous... and the woman who truly cared becoming collateral damage. Still, Lookmhee chooses silence. Still, she chooses love over her own heart. Still, she smiles - even when it hurts. But after years of pretending, years of being the safe choice, the second option, the place Sonya returns to only when someone else breaks her... something finally shatters. One night, Lookmhee doesn't just break - she leaves. And for the first time in their entire history, Sonya is the one faced with loneliness, memory, and a truth she never saw: Lookmhee loved her first. Lookmhee loved her quietly. Lookmhee loved her the whole time. Now Sonya must learn how to love without taking, without assuming, without using - and win back the woman she once kept hidden in the shadows. But love doesn't restart just because someone finally understands it. It has to be rebuilt. Slowly. Gently. With fear, forgiveness, and hope in equal measure. A love story about two brides, three friends, and the years it takes to understand the heart that stood right beside you. Angst. Healing. Slow burn romance.

This Fan Fiction will have 4 seasons. High School, College, New Adult, and Adult Life. A new chapter will be released everyday, but each chapter will be no longer than 2K words. The story begins when Wan Viva and Khun Pleng are in their final year of high school and their story will continue until they reach adulthood and have their own jobs. This fanfic will tell a story about: what if Khun Pleng's father did not commit suicide, her mother did not die of a heart attack, and her family did not have financial problems, Wan Viva's mother is not a cruel mom? ------- The story follows two childhood best friends, Khun Pleng and Wan Viva, who have grown up together and navigated their senior year of high school side by side. Khun Pleng comes from a wealthy family, while Wan Viva's mother works for Khun Pleng's family. Despite their different social standings, they have always been close, supporting each other through every challenge. However, their friendship becomes strained when both develop deeper, more complex feelings for each other, complicated by jealousy and unspoken emotions. After a period of tension, the two reconcile, realizing they are still deeply connected. They both perform well in their high school exams and plan to attend the same prestigious university, where they decide to continue living together. As they prepare for university, the girls reflect on their bond, acknowledging that their connection goes beyond friendship, and they look forward to facing their futures together.

Possessive love isn't always soft. Sometimes, it claws, controls-and aches. Lookmhee has always been by Sonya's side, ever since they were little girls playing in the schoolyard. Protective to a fault, possessive without understanding why-Lookmhee saw Sonya as hers. Not to share. Not to lose. As they grow up, Sonya begins to crave freedom, friendships, and a world beyond Lookmhee's intense gaze. But Lookmhee isn't ready to let go. Not now. Not ever. In a tangled story of childhood bonds turning into dangerous devotion, Only Mine explores the fine line between love and control-and whether something broken can still become something real.

That moment when you start observing the life of your neighbor in the house across the street... A converted story, short) All the rights go to their rightful owners@

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