In a world where status and reputation decide everything, Freen Sarocha Chankimha is born into one of the most influential families in the country-wealthy, strict, and highly respected. As someone who is intersex, Freen grows up under intense expectations, carefully shaped by her family's image-driven world. She eventually rises to become the CEO of the family company, known for her intelligence, discipline, and emotional distance. One night, everything shifts when she visits a bar after a long day of pressure and responsibility. There, she meets Becky Armstrong, a simple and gentle young woman who comes to the bar for her own personal reasons, far removed from Freen's elite world. Despite their differences, something about Becky's warmth and innocence unsettles Freen's carefully controlled life. What begins as a brief, unexpected encounter spirals into a night that changes both of their lives forever. Weeks later, Becky returns with shocking news-she's pregnant. Freen is stunned, knowing her powerful family will never accept this situation. Despite the risk, she chooses responsibility and brings Becky to her family mansion but they hate Becky. As secrets surface and loyalties are tested, their future remains uncertain. Will Freen defy her family and build a life based on truth and responsibility, or will pressure and reputation tear them apart before the child is even born? And in a world built on perfection, can two very different people learn to protect something so imperfectly beautiful together? -Freen G!P - 🔞

Becky Armstrong grows up hearing that she has no soulmate, something she can't confirm for herself because she's been blind since birth. Freen, on the other hand, is searching for a soulmate whose name leads nowhere, because according to everyone else, the Armstrongs never had a daughter. How can she have a soulmate who doesn't even exist?

Becky Armstrong is a young woman living under the heavy shadow of a hereditary illness passed down from her late father. The condition doesn't only affect her physically-it also intensifies her emotions, leaving her with uncontrollable anger, jealousy, and a temper that often spirals beyond her control. Because of this, her relationships have always been unstable. Her most recent partner, Lena, enters her life with patience and unconditional love. Lena believes that love can heal Becky, even when Becky's behavior becomes emotionally damaging and increasingly difficult to endure. Despite being hurt repeatedly-mentally and emotionally-Lena stays, holding onto the hope that Becky will eventually change and heal. In the aftermath, for the first time, Becky is the one who needs help. She is admitted under the care of a psychiatrist-Dr. Freen Sarocha-a calm and observant doctor who specializes in emotional trauma and behavioral disorders. What happens next depends on whether Becky can confront her inner darkness-and whether Freen can truly separate her heart from her duty.

When Becky Armstrong's wedding day ends in tragedy-her fiancé presumed dead in a car crash just moments before their vows-her life is thrown into disarray. Six months pregnant and emotionally shattered, Becky finds herself drowning in grief, disbelief, and the impossible weight of raising a child alone. Enter Freen Sarocha Chankimha-the Armstrong brothers' best friend, Seattle's most renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, and the one woman Becky has never been able to tolerate. Raised under the same roof but always kept at arm's length, Freen has loved Becky silently, unconditionally, and without hope for years. When Becky's parents propose an unexpected solution-a marriage between Becky and Freen to protect both mother and child-Freen agrees, asking for nothing in return. Becky, hardened and heartbroken, makes it clear she can never love her. But marriage has a way of unraveling the truth-about grief, about loyalty, and about the kind of love that survives in silence. "In the Absence of Love" is a story of slow-burn healing, unspoken promises, and the quiet ways someone can save your heart... even when you've given up on it.

Rebecca Armstrong is a machine. As the most ruthless, brilliant corporate attorney in Bangkok, she has built impenetrable walls around her life. To keep her suffocating, billionaire family off her back, she entered an ironclad fake marriage with her gay best friend. It was the perfect, emotionless arrangement. Until the ghost she spent eight years searching for buys her law firm. Sarocha "Freen" Chankimha used to be the untouchable campus menace. Now, she is a terrifyingly wealthy, incredibly dangerous corporate CEO. Eight years ago, Freen took the fall for a violent crime to protect Becky's flawless reputation, vanishing into the dark to let her Princess shine in the light. Now, Freen is back to reclaim what belongs to her. But when she discovers Becky is married-and allegedly pregnant-the fiercely possessive CEO is forced to step back. What Freen doesn't know is that the marriage is a legal shield, the baby is a vindictive lie, and Becky is furious enough to use both to completely destroy the woman who abandoned her. It's a high-stakes game of corporate chess, toxic jealousy, and lethal attraction. But when the red flag you're supposed to run from is the only person who can make your heart beat... how long can you keep the walls up?

It was supposed to be simple. A contract. A lie. A perfect solution. Becky needed control. Freen was chaos. Clause 27: No emotional involvement. But somewhere between pretending and reality, they forget one thing- Some rules aren't meant to be followed. An Original Story!!!

She was never supposed to be more than a responsibility. Just my partner's wife... someone I should have protected, not wanted. But the closer I stayed, the harder it became to leave. And somewhere between duty and desire... I crossed a line I can't undo. Adopted Story - credit goes to original author!!

For nearly a decade, Freen and Becky have been inseparable-best friends bound by late-night conversations, shared dreams, and a comfort that feels too natural to question. They know each other's habits, fears, and silences better than anyone else ever could. To the world, they are simply best friends. To each other, they are home. But time has a way of changing feelings. While one of them quietly carries a love too deep to confess, the other embraces her freedom-enjoying her single life, flirting without guilt, and believing love can always wait. Laughter fills their days, but beneath it lingers an unspoken tension, a fragile line neither dares to cross. Loving from the sidelines becomes an act of endurance. Staying close means watching from afar, choosing loyalty over longing, and fighting for love not with grand confessions-but with patience, presence, and silent devotion. Being there during heartbreaks, celebrating happiness that isn't yours, and wondering if love is proven by waiting... or by risking everything. As moments pile up and emotions grow harder to ignore, the question remains: Can love survive when it is hidden for too long? Will courage finally disrupt the safety of friendship? Or will Freen and Becky remain best friends forever-carrying feelings that were real, but never spoken?

Becky Armstrong, 25, is a hardworking painter living a simple life in Bangkok with her mother. While chasing her dream, she juggles a job at an art gallery and part-time work to make ends meet. Everything changes when she saves an elderly woman's life. What seems like a small act pulls Becky into a world she doesn't belong to-and into the life of someone she never expected to meet. Soon, Becky finds herself trapped in a marriage she never wanted, forced to choose between her dreams and a destiny she never asked for.

Freen Sarocha Chankimha and Rebecca Patricia Armstrong fell in love in high school, a relationship that grew from teenage friendship into a deep, unbreakable bond. Believing in their love more than anything, they married at just 20 years old, determined to build a life together. When they struggled to have a child, the couple chose IVF, and their miracle arrived, Sarobecca Chankimha Armstrong, Ara for short. Their beautiful daughter who quickly became the center of their world. Both Freen and Becky later rose to become high-ranking police inspectors, dedicated to dangerous and demanding careers. But the long hours, constant pressure, and lack of time slowly created distance between them. Arguments, misunderstandings, and emotional exhaustion replaced the love they once shared. At 26, still young but already broken by years of conflict, they made the painful decision to divorce. Now living separate lives while co-parenting Ara, who is turning five, Freen and Becky must face the question neither of them truly escaped: Can two people who once loved each other so deeply learn how to rebuild a family... or has their story already reached its end when new people come in their lives?