A complicated love, sharp tension, and a relationship built on everything it wasn't supposed to be. Looki-pretty, intimidating, poised-and rich. She was supposed to manipulate Therese into marrying her brother, Kang. But plans changed. Because somewhere between deception and duty... they fell in love.

In the restless heart of Bangkok, two women from opposite worlds are pulled into each other's world. Lek Saetang lives on her own in a cramped apartment above a tattoo studio in Thonglor. She works with her hands fixing bikes, sketching ink, anything that pays. And smokes when stress gets heavy, tattoos snake along her arm, and her boyish charm has a way of drawing women to her without effort. Survival taught her independence, and she prefers it that way. On the other side of the city, Sanya Rattanakosin is treated like Bangkok's crown jewel. The only daughter of a casino tycoon, she lives in a mansion of glittering glass, where her father spoils her as though nothing could ever harm her. But behind the parties, champagne, and endless suitors, Sanya is restless. Rich men line up at her feet, yet every one of them bores her. Her temper is sharp, easily gets jealous, and deep inside, she's searching for something..someone that no glittering party has ever offered. What begins as a spark of obsession turns into a dangerous, magnetic pull neither of them expected. Sanya's possessiveness clashes with Lek's refusal to be tamed, while Bangkok's neon-lit nights become the backdrop for jealousy, temptation, and the slow, inevitable unraveling of two women who can't escape each other. One is fire contained in glass. The other is smoke that slips through fingers. Together they could burn the city down..

"They were enemies long before the altar. But vows have no exit, and hatred has its own way of burning into love." ---------- Sonya Saranphat was never supposed to be anyone's bride-least of all to Lookmhee Punyapat, the bold, domineering heiress she's sulked against since childhood. Forced into a marriage for power and family reputation, Sonya enters with pouts and tantrums, while Lookmhee plays her role with confidence, charm, and an infuriatingly smug smile. What begins as a love-hate standoff soon twists into something dangerous. Every sulk Sonya throws only fuels Lookmhee's obsession. Every taunt Lookmhee whispers makes Sonya's heart betray her. They trade fights, stolen glances, bruising kisses, and aching denials-until betrayal shatters them and desire drags them back together. From reluctant vows to runaway heartbreak, from enemies to lovers-they will learn that some marriages aren't built on choice... but on the fire they can no longer extinguish. Expect: - Arranged marriage ✔️ - Bold, teasing, dominant wife x sulky, childish, bratty wife ✔️ - Slow-burn tension that bleeds angst and desire ✔️ - Enemies to lovers with dangerous kisses ✔️ - Tender domestic ending + bonus sulky epilogue ✔️

A Romance Comedy About a Play Girl who loves to plays around Love like a trophy, but meets a Boyish Hopeless Romantic Girl. Will they Click or Clash?

When Sonya Pedersen loses her job, the last thing she expects is to land in the company owned by the woman she swore never to see again-her ex, Lookmhee Sathaporn. Their breakup was messy, toxic, and unforgettable, leaving Sonya determined to keep her distance. But fate has a cruel sense of humor. Now Lookmhee is not only her boss but also her relentless admirer, shamelessly flirting at every chance she gets. Sonya fires back with sarcasm and attitude, determined to draw the line. Yet the more she resists, the more Lookmhee pushes, blurring the line between professionalism and unfinished business. As past wounds resurface and sparks fly in ways neither can ignore, Sonya must decide: is Lookmhee still the obsession she once escaped from-or has she finally learned how to love? Can love grow back stronger after being broken, or is it just another trap waiting to close?

"One loved loudly. One loved silently. One loved invisibly". ________ They were three best friends. They were supposed to grow up together. They were never supposed to fall in love with each other. On the night of Sonya and Lookmhee's long-awaited wedding, everything looks perfect - the elegant ceremony, the glowing bride, the joyful applause. Everyone sees a love story reaching its happy ending. Everyone except the bride and the one who loves her too quietly to show it. Lookmhee has been in love with Sonya for thirteen years, ever since their high school days. She has never confessed. Never asked for anything. Never wanted to be a burden. And Sonya has never noticed. Because Sonya's heart has always belonged to someone else - their third best friend, Nam. The marriage wasn't born from love, but from heartbreak: a desperate attempt to make someone jealous... and the woman who truly cared becoming collateral damage. Still, Lookmhee chooses silence. Still, she chooses love over her own heart. Still, she smiles - even when it hurts. But after years of pretending, years of being the safe choice, the second option, the place Sonya returns to only when someone else breaks her... something finally shatters. One night, Lookmhee doesn't just break - she leaves. And for the first time in their entire history, Sonya is the one faced with loneliness, memory, and a truth she never saw: Lookmhee loved her first. Lookmhee loved her quietly. Lookmhee loved her the whole time. Now Sonya must learn how to love without taking, without assuming, without using - and win back the woman she once kept hidden in the shadows. But love doesn't restart just because someone finally understands it. It has to be rebuilt. Slowly. Gently. With fear, forgiveness, and hope in equal measure. A love story about two brides, three friends, and the years it takes to understand the heart that stood right beside you. Angst. Healing. Slow burn romance.

A tale of opposites-the good and the bad, the police and the thieves-a story of enemies intertwined. When the truth is revealed, will they accept the reality that they come from different worlds? Is love truly blind? A story of friendship tested by betrayal. If a friend betrays you, can you ever trust them again?