"Sometimes what's stolen isn't money" ______________ Fate could not have written two lives more differently. Sonya Saranphat was born into power, polished into perfection, and destined to lead Thailand's most prestigious tourism empire. With her name engraved in glass towers, luxury resorts, and billion-dollar contracts, she commands respect everywhere she walks. But behind the impenetrable armor of success, Sonya's heart beats with quiet loneliness-one she buries under meetings, deals, and expectations. On the other side of the city, Lookmhee Punyapat works endless shifts at a small Bangkok restaurant, her apron stained with dreams she once had. Orphaned young, raised by her ailing grandmother, and forced to abandon her culinary ambitions, she knows only survival. Each day is lived in the shadow of what could have been. A twist of fate-and a debt unpaid-pulls them into each other's orbit. For Sonya, Lookmhee begins as nothing more than a waitress with a certain fire in her eyes. For Lookmhee, Sonya is a woman from a world so far above her own it might as well be untouchable. Yet as their paths intertwine, their differences ignite something neither expected: attraction laced with curiosity, desire tangled with pride. But love never comes freely. Not when one woman holds the world in her hands, and the other struggles to keep her own from falling apart. Not when every glance, every word, every touch-comes with interest.

Aya lived like a wildfire-sarcastic, stubborn, and too bruised to believe in soft things. When her mother married a wealthy man, Aya found herself under the same roof as her stepsister... But nothing stung more than realizing her new stepsister was the girl who broke her heart five years ago. Now torn between a love that left and a love trying to stay, Aya must choose: Reignite the flame that burned her or risk everything for a chance at healing.

Main characters: Engfa Waraha, 35 years old Charlotte Austin, 32 years old Lookmhee Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn, 26 years old Sonya Saranphat Pedersen, 26 years old Side Characters: Apo Nattawin, 36 years old Joong Archen, 27 years old Wasathawin Group and Aursen Corporation-both powerhouses founded in Bangkok-stand as pillars of Thailand's economic growth. Though the two giants operate in completely different industries, fate still manages to pull their leaders, Engfa and Charlotte, toward each other. Their souls are bound, their engagement sealed with a diamond ring, yet their marriage remains just out of reach. Mr. Austin has given his blessing on one impossible condition: the two largest companies in the country must merge. But how do you fuse an electronics empire with a construction titan? Can they truly co-exist? As Engfa and Charlotte struggle to make the merger a reality, Charlotte also struggles with her half-sister, Sonya, who continues to avoid her duties as the next rightful heir. Engfa, meanwhile, leans on her cousins, Apo and Lookmhee. Brilliant as she is, Lookmhee is a tornado wrapped in genius, wreaking chaos almost as fast as she solves problems. Lookmhee has a talent for trouble that constantly tests the limits of the Wasathawin leadership. Both fiancées, equally desperate for a solution, devise a plan: Charlotte seeks a way to keep Sonya in Bangkok, and Engfa tries to push Lookmhee toward the seriousness her title demands. Yet the very plan meant to fix their families creates a new problem neither of them anticipated. Everything becomes more complicated when Sonya and Lookmhee meet.

Lookmhee and Sonya. Known for starring in two Thai dramas that changed their lives. Rising in popularity, as an inseparable pairing gaining more and more attention. In the midst of all this noise, behind the screens, how is their relationship unfolding ? Are the emotions, feelings and attraction that everyone is noticing... real ? Mature content. A lot of explicit scenes with a plot and heavy emotions. Smut is passionate and intense. You've been warned ;)

They can cut through anything... except their feelings. _____ Prestige General Hospital houses the most brilliant minds in Thailand - and two of them have been at war for as long as anyone can remember. Dr. Sonya Saranphat, the stunning, arrogant cardiothoracic prodigy whose scalpel has never trembled. Dr. Lookmhee Punyapat, the elegant, silver-tongued neurosurgeon who breaks medical records as easily as she breaks egos. Everyone knows they hate each other. No one knows why. What the world doesn't see is that their rivalry began long before medicine - long before hospital halls and operating rooms. Middle school. High school. University. Every step of their lives, fate has forced them into the same classrooms, the same competitions, the same cities... the same dreams. They swore they'd escape each other one day. But fate is still laughing. In a world where mistakes cost lives and pride can ruin everything, Sonya and Lookmhee will have to choose: Winning the battle... or surrendering to the heart they've been fighting since they were teenagers.

Lookmhee was raised to believe everything came with terms. Loyalty was expected. Affection implied. Love-never discussed. Sonya learned what that kind of power costs the people who offer themselves too freely. Five years after leaving Larkspur Group, Sonya returns-not beneath Lookmhee, not asking for anything, and certainly not willing to be assumed again. What follows isn't a reunion. It's a quiet war. Because love doesn't turn into hatred when it ends- it turns into resentment when it was never chosen. Terms & Conditions is a story about power, pride, and the kind of love that turns dangerous when no one wants to be the first to choose.

At an elite university, a prestigious charity project forces Maevika, a perfect heir from a founding family who insists she's straight, to work with Aiwarin, an openly lesbian student famous for her charm and dangerous reputation. What begins as open hostility turns into a battle of words, glances, and denial, as Aiwarin teases relentlessly and Maevika fights feelings she refuses to name. Enemies by pride, lovers by inevitability, this is a slow-burn story about desire, fear, and the lie we tell ourselves the longest.