Celiana commands the courtroom. Natasha brings life into the world. When law meets medicine, desire becomes the ultimate verdict. In the city of Bangkok, where wealth, prestige, and ambition collide, they must navigate high-stakes laws and lives on the line. Justice can be argued. Lives can be saved. But love... love is the hardest case of all. Sometimes, it is the very case that leaves them most vulnerable.

Lena's a photographer who's had a crush on Miu since highschool, but old crushes fade away as fast as they come. Or so she thought. Miu's a famous model who's been in a 4 year long relationship of lies, hatred, and jealousy. Relationships like this change a person. That's why Miu has walls so high no one has been able to see over them. But when Lena's big break shooting the cover of Vogue reunite the two things shift and reappear. ⚠️(THIS IS A SLOWBURN)

Two girls that went to college together ended up working together and falling in love.

Miu Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat always imagined love arriving gently-like sunlight, like blossoms, like something she could choose. But her life changed the moment her parents announced her engagement to a stranger. Lena Lalina Schuett never believed in fate. Her world was built on duty, discipline, and decisions made for her, not by her. So when she learned she would marry someone she barely knew, she simply accepted it-quietly, coldly, as expected. Two girls, living separate lives. Two families, signing papers that would bind them together. Two hearts, unaware that this arrangement would become something much more. Not a contract. Not a business deal. But the beginning of a love neither of them saw coming. Their story starts here- with uncertainty, with fear, and with the first threads of a connection they never asked for... but might one day choose.

Lorraine arrives in New York with a camera in one hand, a suitcase in the other, and no clear plan-only the hope that somewhere in the city, an opportunity is waiting for her. An amateur photographer still finding her footing, she takes on small gigs while searching for something more stable, counting every dollar and stretching every opportunity. When she spots a one-bedroom apartment with rent surprisingly low for the neighborhood, she doesn't ask too many questions. She can't afford to. The only catch: the landlord lives there too. Natalie is a private chef with a practical mind and an eye always on the next business move. Renting out part of her home isn't personal-it's a calculated decision, a way to generate extra income while she builds her career. She values order, routine, and clear boundaries, especially within her own space. The arrangement is simple: shared walls, shared rules, separate lives.

Their marriage is expensive, legal, and empty. Lena and Miu live together without touching, speak without meaning, and look at each other like rivals instead of wives. But some things don't stay buried, especially when desire starts wearing the same face as hatred, and the distance between them becomes the most dangerous place to stand.

Lena said she was straight. Lena said it was only friendship. But Lena's jealousy said otherwise. As another love steps in, the truth becomes unavoidable. This is the story of wanting someone too late- and fighting to win her back

After a car accident, Lena wakes up with part of her memory missing. And standing beside her... is the woman she once vowed her life to-- a wife she has no recollection of. Now they must navigate a love Lena can't remember, and Miu will never forget. Aka, Lena wanted to play a character with amnesia, so my brain just started running.

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Miu Natsha had once been the life of every room she entered bubbly, quick with a joke, a laugh that made people turn around just to see what was so contagious. She loved teasing, playful banter, and the little chaos of being fully alive in every moment. But that was before Lena Schuett. After their breakup in college, something inside Miu shifted. The jokes came less easily, her laughter no longer rang so freely, and the sparkle that had once defined her dimmed into something quieter, more guarded. She still smiled, but it was the kind of smile that carried memories she didn't want anyone to read. Lena, on the other hand, had always been the opposite. Serious, focused, intentional. She saw the world in frames and angles, capturing it meticulously through her camera lens. She was calm where Miu had been chaos, precise where Miu had been impulsive, a steady presence that had once grounded Miu's storm. They had loved each other fiercely, briefly, and completely and then lost each other just as quickly. Now, four years later, Miu was a celebrated chef, her energy channeled into her culinary creations rather than her old bubbly self. Lena had become a professional photographer, still the careful observer, still the serious one who never missed a detail. And at this event, where Miu's dishes drew attention and Lena's camera captured moments, their worlds collided again. The sight of Lena brought back everything Miu had tried to bury: the laughter, the warmth, the ache of a heart that had never really let go. And for the first time in years, Miu realized just how weak her heart still was.