Lena Schuett is the "Ice Queen" or "Robot" of the elite-a girl groomed to be the perfect doll for a high-society marriage she doesn't want. Miu is the girl from the wrong side of the tracks, a rebel with a leather jacket and a chip on her shoulder. When their worlds collide, the cold glass of Lena's life begins to shatter. But in a world of power, blackmail, and family betrayal, loving each other might be the most dangerous thing they've ever done. "I don't want to be a Schuett," Lena whispered. "I just want to be yours."

A stubborn heart refuses to fight and the only person who can save her is the one she never wanted to depend on? Through battles of life and heart, Can Love became the cure defy fate, mend old wounds, and turn despair into hope? #LenaMiu Fanfic

Jayna Stephens is no longer the girl she used to be. Ten years in Miami have shaped her into a woman who is bold, sharp, and unapologetic. But one look from Ginny Naricha at their high school reunion in Chiang Rai is enough to make Jayna feel seventeen all over again. Ginny was the embodiment of grace and restraint, Jayna's former teacher, always admired, always out of reach. Yet beneath that polished composure, Jayna glimpses a crack in the armor... a quiet longing that mirrors her own. ​Jayna isn't here for nostalgia. She's here to claim what was once forbidden. She's not a student anymore, and she's ready to teach Ginny a lesson she'll never forget. Some fires never go out. They just wait for the right spark to burn everything down.

Jayna hides her acceptance to a London program for three months, paralyzed by fear of Ginny's reaction. Her secret is accidentally revealed by their friend Maya at a cafe. Ginny discovers the truth in front of everyone-Jayna's silence, her planned departure, everything left unspoken. The moment collapses between them: Ginny's shock, Jayna's too-late coffee offering, the end of waiting. All characters belong to themselves This is for entertainment purposes ONLY, read, comment, vote or Not. It's out and about.

They say every rule has an exception. For Miu, that exception has a name, a lavender scent, and her brother's hand intertwined with hers. Returning home to Bangkok was supposed to be a new beginning, but seeing Lena in the flesh makes Miu realize she's already reached the end of her self-control. Miu is about to find out how much she's willing to break for the only exception her heart has ever known.

Ginny Natnicha and Jayna Stevens grow up inseparable in Chiang Mai, bound by a quiet love they hide from the world. One moment changes everything, and they promise to face the future together. In Bangkok, that promise begins to strain. Then Jayna leaves without warning, giving Ginny no answer to hold on to. Years later, they meet again, changed and careful, circling a past neither of them can escape. A return to Chiang Mai forces them close, and a sudden storm traps them together with everything left unsaid. Jayna starts to tell the truth, but stops short. Ginny is left with fragments, each one raising more questions. Back in the city, small moments begin to surface, a memory, a sketch, a feeling that never faded. They stand on the edge of something unfinished, waiting for a truth that still has not been fully told. And when it comes, it may heal what was broken, or break it for good.

Where Lena and Miu break up after college. Three years later they reunite, neither knew how to let go. or Lena and Miu become distant, they break up not because of lost love but family's pressure. Now grown they inevitably cross paths again.

Miu is known for being young, smart, and strict. She commands respect, and she likes it that way. She believes in rules, boundaries, and keeping distance-especially when it comes to her students. But then there's Lena. She isn't rude or disrespectful. In fact, she's the opposite. She's calm, she's quiet, and she sees things no one else notices. Little by little, she keeps stepping closer, crossing lines that shouldn't be crossed in ways that are too soft to be called a mistake.

They say love at first sight doesn't exist. Jayna didn't believe it either-until she saw Ginny. Ginny was everything the school talked about. Beautiful, talented, untouchable... like she belonged in a world far above everyone else. And Jayna? She was just the basketball team captain who told herself she didn't care about things like that. But one look changed everything. A smile in a hallway. A glance through a classroom window. A feeling she couldn't explain, and didn't know how to stop. So she watched from a distance. Quietly. Silently. Hopelessly. And just when she thought it would stay that way forever- Ginny disappeared. Years later, Jayna is no longer just "that girl from school." She's someone people finally look up to. Someone who shines. Until a runway in Bangkok changes everything. Because across the lights, across the crowd... Ginny is there. And this time, she's looking back. But what happens when the person you once loved as a stranger... becomes someone you're no longer sure you know? Maybe they were never meant to meet at the right time. Or maybe they were just too late.

It started with a contract. A simple agreement that was never meant to become complicated. But living together changes things. So do late-night conversations, quiet touches, jealousy neither of them expected... and the realization that the person you married for convenience might actually become the one you can't live without. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing about a fake marriage... is when it stops being fake.