Lookmhee Punyapat and Sonya Saranphat have never liked each other. Not quietly. Not secretly. It's obvious in the way they speak, the way they look at each other, the way neither of them bothers to pretend. And they've had years to get used to it. Until a multi-billion development project tied to both their families collapses overnight. Money disappears. Questions start. And the one person who might have had answers dies before anyone can hear them. No one knows what really happened. But everyone knows one thing- If the truth comes out, it won't just ruin a deal. It will destroy both families. So the solution is simple. Marry them. Tie their names together. Shut down speculation. Control the narrative before it spirals. Now Lookmhee and Sonya are forced into the same space, the same life, the same lie- smiling for cameras, attending events, convincing the public that this was always meant to happen. But behind closed doors? Nothing has changed. They still don't trust each other. They still blame each other. Except now, distance isn't an option. And the more time they spend pretending to be close, the harder it becomes to ignore the tension that doesn't belong to hatred alone- something sharper, something unfamiliar, something neither of them is willing to name. Because whatever this is becoming... it was never part of the arrangement.

Sonya Velez, glittering heiress of a powerful empire, lives surrounded by luxury and targets on her back. When a silent, disciplined bodyguard named Lookmhee Laurent is assigned to protect her, Sonya treats it like a game, teasing the woman who never seems to break. But Lookmhee didn't come to guard her. She came for revenge. Driven by a past soaked in loss, Lookmhee plans to use Sonya's trust as the final step toward revenge. Yet every attempt on Sonya's life from outside forces twists the knife deeper. Lookmhee protects her again and again, unable to let anyone else take what she believes should be her vengeance. In a world of glass towers, hidden agendas, and hearts learning the shape of danger, two women are pulled into a love that should destroy them, yet keeps saving them instead.

She was assigned to protect her. She wasn't supposed to want her. Lookmhee Punyapat has spent her life mastering control - control of her body, her mind, her emotions. As Arun Saranphat's most trusted operative, she handles threats before they become headlines. She follows orders. She does not cross lines. Sonya Saranphat is the one line she was never meant to cross. Brilliant. Untouchable. Arun's only daughter. What begins as close protection becomes something far more dangerous - a slow burn of stolen glances, strategic provocations, and a tension neither of them is willing to name. Because in a world built on power, loyalty is everything. And desire is a liability. But when the real threat closes in, Lookmhee will have to decide: Protect the empire. Or risk everything for the one person who has already breached her defenses. Some access is granted. Some is taken. And some destroys you from the inside out.

Four years has passed since the bidding ended. Of all the places they could meet again, a charity event in the middle of Europe was the last thing Maevika had expected. Yet, her guarded heart finds itself enervated with Aiwarin the same way it did four years ago - or perhaps now, seventeen. ⎯ An alternative continuation to the series' ending: wherein Aiwarin moves away to Boston before Maevika could return to her with her pen. *DISCLAIMER! All credits of the characters goes to Serenista, I only own the plot line of this story specifically :)

By day, Sonya is nothing more than the quiet secretary to CEO Lookmhee-an efficient shadow behind the desk, obedient and forgettable. But when night falls, she becomes Saran, the club's most elusive and untouchable dancer. Masked and mysterious, she rules the stage yet never allows anyone close, her double life hidden behind layers of silk and secrecy. Until Lookmhee steps into her world. Known publicly as a ruthless business magnate, Lookmhee's power runs deeper than money. Whispers say she is more than she seems-someone no one dares to deny. When she demands a private session with Saran, even the club's manager bows in silence. Saran's rule of distance shatters in an instant. Each night, Lookmhee strips away Saran's defenses with a dangerous intimacy that leaves her trembling. Desire coils tighter with every encounter, secrets bleed into one another, and the mask becomes harder to keep on. This is a sapphic dark romance of masks, hidden power, and the forbidden intimacy that consumes everything it touches. Disclaimer: This story delves into duality, power play, manipulation, violence, and mature themes.

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?

They said love makes people kind. But Sonya Ellis knows better. She wears sweetness like silk, gentle, flawless, deceiving. Beneath it lies a heart that loves too deeply, too dangerously. And when she meets Lookmhee Arden, calm, radiant, unknowingly divine, something inside her shifts. What begins as admiration grows teeth. Devotion turns into design. And somewhere in the ruins of reason, Lookmhee starts to fall too, not because she doesn't see the darkness, but because it feels like home. A love that blurs the line between affection and obsession, tenderness and control. Because Sonya would do anything for the one she loves. Even if it means losing herself - or destroying everything else. This is not love. This is Delirium. Disclaimer: Contains psychological manipulation, gaslighting, explicit violence, killing, and mature scenes. Reader discretion is advised.

Main characters: Lookmhee Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn, 26 years old Sonya Saranphat Pedersen, 26 years old Supporting Characters: Engfa Waraha, 35 years old Charlotte Austin, 32 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 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.

"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.