Lingling Kwong has always preferred the company of clay over people. As a reclusive pottery maker, she finds comfort in the quiet solitude of her studio, shaping imperfect yet soulful creations with her hands. Then Orm Kornnaphat walks in-poised, elegant, and entirely out of place. She requests a set of tea cups, "simple, but with character," and keeps finding excuses to return, drawn to Lingling's world in ways she doesn't fully understand. What begins as a business transaction slowly turns into something deeper, unspoken but undeniable. But both women carry pasts they don't talk about-Orm, bound by family expectations and obligations she can't escape, and Lingling, haunted by a life she once abandoned. As tensions rise and their connection is tested, they must decide: will they remain shaped by the past, or will they risk everything for something beautifully imperfect-something real? A slow-burn sapphic romance about love, art, and the quiet spaces in between

Everyone thinks Ling is cold, brilliant, untouchable. They don't know she cries quietly after holding up her wife's empire alone. Everyone thinks Orm is heartless, ruthless, born for power. They don't know she breaks in the bathroom so no one hears. Their marriage didn't explode. It eroded. Now a national scandal pulls them back into the same storm and the only way out is side by side.... or not at all.

Detective Lingling Kwong, a dominant and cocky police inspector with a single mole gracing her left cheek, has been married for twelve years to the ethereal Orm Sethratanapong Kwong, a sweet, elegant chef. Their love story, forged when Ling was thirty and Orm twenty-three, has produced their beloved son, Korn - an introverted yet funny and sweet boy who is the apple of both their eyes. Their domestic bliss, fueled by an unhinged passion, seems unshakeable. However, Ling's latest undercover assignment threatens to unravel their perfect life. To crack a crucial case, she must pose as a devoted wife, working closely with her partner, Ayla. What Ling doesn't know is that Ayla harbors a long-held, secret affection for her, subtly challenging the boundaries of Ling's commitment. Orm understands it's just a job, but the pangs of jealousy are undeniable, twisting her usually submissive nature into something fiercely protective. As the lines between role-play and reality blur, and Ayla's intentions become clearer, their son Korn finds himself caught in the emotional crossfire, determined to bring his mothers back to each other's arms. Can Ling and Orm navigate the treacherous waters of deceit and desire, or will their love, once thought unbreakable, finally shatter?