Miu Natsha dies protecting the woman she loves. Lorena "Lena" Schuett survives carrying the weight of that love like a second heartbeat, heavy and relentless. They had seven years together, a life built in shared mornings, quiet dreams, and promises spoken as if the future was guaranteed. Then came the accident. Then came the years after, three of them, where the world kept turning without Miu in it, and Lena had to learn how to exist inside the absence. This is not a story about moving on. There is no erasing, no forgetting, no replacing. This is a story about grief that lingers, about guilt that sinks its teeth in, about love so deep it refuses to die quietly. It is about hallucinations and hope, promises that hurt, and the slow, brutal work of choosing to stay alive. Ten Years Time is about learning how to carry love, without letting it kill you. This story does not romanticize death or self-harm, but it does explore how grief can distort reality and how healing often begins in quiet, imperfect ways. Please read with care.

Lena Schuett was supposed to stop her boyfriend's wedding. Heartbroken and desperate, she ran into a church to stop the ceremony-but in her panic, she entered the wrong one. Instead of ruining her ex's day, she accidentally crashed the wedding of Miu Chua, the wealthy, cold-hearted heiress who was about to marry the perfect man. Chaos ensued. Miu's wedding was ruined, her life turned upside down, and she blamed Lena for everything. As punishment, Miu forced Lena to work for her as a personal assistant without pay until she paid off the damages. It was supposed to be a relationship filled with anger, orders, and resentment. But as days turned into nights, the line between boss and servant began to blur. Lena's sunshine personality slowly melted Miu's icy heart, and Miu's protection made Lena feel safe. Just as they realized they were falling in love, ghosts from the past returned to haunt them. Mark, Lena's ex, came back wanting her, while Tim, Miu's ex-fiancé, refused to let go. Lies were told, threats were made, and secrets were revealed-including the shocking truth that Tim had been cheating all along. Through battles, tears, and dangerous schemes, Miu and Lena fought for their love. They proved that sometimes, the biggest mistakes in life lead you to the right person. From a crashed wedding to a forever promise, this is the story of two women who found love in the most unexpected way.

Lena Schuett spent years believing silence was safer than love. Cold, distant, and emotionally guarded, the last thing she wanted during thesis season was to be paired with Miu Natsha the loud, charming multimedia arts student who somehow made every room feel alive. But between sleepless nights in the studio, quiet confessions, jealousy, rain-soaked arguments, and the terrifying fear of losing each other, Lena slowly realizes that loving Miu might be the one thing she can't run from because some people don't just change your life, some people feel like home.

They've never crossed the line. Not when their hands linger a little too long. Not when the world assumes they already belong to each other. Not even when loving one another feels like the most natural thing in the world. Lorena Schuett and Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat grew up side by side-best friends, heirs to powerful empires, and the one constant in each other's lives. Everyone sees it. Everyone knows. Except them. Because some lines, once crossed, can never be undone. And Lena would rather live with a love she can't have... than risk losing the one person she can't live without. But when feelings start to surface, and the line between friendship and something more begins to blur- how long can they keep pretending it's not already too late?

Lena swore to save her heart for true love-until one drunken night broke every rule she had. Waking up beside charming, wealthy Miu, she called it a disaster and tried to run. But Miu refused to let go, showing up daily with coffee, flowers, and unwavering patience. Step by step, she proved her love was real, not a game. What began as a chaotic mistake soon became the most beautiful destiny: the promise Lena thought she broke... she actually kept, finding forever in the one person she never expected.

"A debt of honor. A secret from 1974. A love that wasn't part of the plan." Lena, an orphan from the misty mountains of Chiang Mai, arrives at a Bangkok mansion with nothing but her grandmother's ashes and a centuries-old promise. Miu, the privileged "Ice Queen" of Chulalongkorn University, wants nothing to do with a "provincial" fiancée or a forced engagement. But as an academic rivalry turns into a high-stakes business partnership, a hidden diary beneath the floorboards of a stilt house reveals a shattering truth: their family's wealth was built on Lena's family's ruin. In the heart of Mae Wang, amidst the scent of rainwater and cedar, Miu and Lena must decide if they are bound by the ghosts of their grandmothers-or if they have the courage to find a love that exists Beyond the Vow.

They say the bay never gives back what it takes, but they are wrong. Upon her return, Maya discovers that the town remembers Miu not as a tragic victim, but as a corporate spy who betrayed her best friend's family. Worse, she finds that Lena Johnson, has been institutionalized by decades of grief and unearned shame. SEVENTEEN YEARS OF SALT is a Young Adult speculative mystery with New Adult crossover appeal.

Miu Kittisakul came to the café ready to hate the woman who broke her sister-in-law's heart. Instead, she found Lena Sutherland-clear eyes, sincere apology, and a truth that changed everything. What begins as an investigation becomes an obsession. What should be conflict becomes connection. And somewhere between watching Lena from the shadows and bringing her into the light, Miu falls. In the space between what I expected and what I found, I discovered you.

Lena just wanted to renew her residency permit. Miu just wanted to escape her family's paperwork trap. Instead, they walked out of a Bangkok government office legally married to a complete stranger. Now they're stuck together for six months until the annulment goes through. Six months of sharing an apartment. Six months of pretending they're not attracted to each other. Six months of Miu's grandmother-who definitely planned this whole thing-meddling in their love life. The only problem? They're falling for real. And Grandmother Chen has no intention of letting them file those divorce papers. A romantic comedy about accidental wives, chaotic families, and the one text message that changes everything.

She survived the fall. Miu Natsha Apinya Chenwaranon-heiress to a seventeen-country empire, the woman who controls everything from the shadows-woke up in a Hong Kong hospital with no memory of who she is. No name. No past. No wife --- She's not giving up. Lena Vorasirikul-Chenwaranon built a life from nothing once before. She'll do it again. When news arrives that Miu is missing-targeted, hunted, presumed dead-Lena refuses to wait. She's not just a librarian anymore. She's a Chenwaranon. She owns half of Hong Kong. And she will move heaven and earth to find her wife.