Becky's life takes a tumultuous turn when she discovers the painful truth about her boyfriend, Nop - he had betrayed her trust and cheated on her with another woman. Heartbroken and shattered, Becky struggles to come to terms with the betrayal, feeling a mix of sadness, anger, and confusion. Determined to heal and move on, Becky decides to distance herself from Nop and the memories they shared. With the support of her friends and family, she starts the process of rebuilding her life, one step at a time. However, the scars of the broken relationship run deep, and Becky finds herself guarded and apprehensive about love. In the midst of her journey towards healing, she meets Freen Sarocha, Nop 's enchanting step-sister, at a family gathering. Freen exudes a warmth and charm that immediately draws Becky in. Unlike her ex, Freen is caring, empathetic, and understanding, offering Becky a shoulder to lean on without judgment or pressure. As they spend more time together, Becky begins to open up to Freen about her past and her heartache. Freen listens intently, providing comfort and reassurance, making Becky feel seen and valued in ways she hadn't experienced before. In "That's the way I love you," Becky embarks on a journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and the complexities of love. As she learns to heal from heartbreak, she must confront her feelings for Freen and confront the question of whether she can find the strength to love again despite her past

Freen's known for two things: her excellent grades and having an extensive dating history. However, when her lack of commitment starts to impact the success of her future career - drastic measures are taken in the form of pretending to date the perfect girl. It just so happens that the perfect girl is someone she hates.

** I fell in love with GAP the series and loved the actress that played in this series. This is purely fan fiction and hope you like and follow the story** Part 1: After a night of celebrating, 30 year old Freen Sarocha woke up to have travelled back to her high school days as a boy. As she struggles with high school issues and relearning how to behave as a boy, she meets Becky the a new transferred student. Becky is a from a wealthy rigid family who values male over females. She suffers from anxiety and have difficulties expressing how she feels. Freen helps Becky and teaches her about love while Becky teaches Freen how she wants to be loved. Part Two: Freen is back as a woman and encounters Becky in real life. Will Freen choose to believe what she had learnt and open Becky's heart? Will Becky be the same and take a chance on Freen? ** Caution this story will explore sex, assault, suicide, and gender issues

Deeper. Inside. The. Hollow. Darkness. Join the journey. Of an ordinary girl. Falling in love. With a demon. Freen and Becky. Short story. Dark. Read at your own willingness.

Am reuploading the smut shot whose draft i had saved. Sorry for the inconvenience. . . . . I'll see how to recover the one shot which i don't have or else I'll just upload a few more later. I hope you enjoy. Warning- Only for 18+

Where the world felt uncertain, she stood unshaken -- Please note: It's all fiction. It's a WLW story. Strictly, NO GIP❌ content, I never write that.

Lightly Inspired by Becky's live where she was so excited for Freen's birthday but couldn't make it because she fell down the stairs. But incorporated into The Gap's storyline with Mon and Sam's characters.

Prologue The rain hammered against the apartment window as Freen stared at her phone, hands trembling. Her mother's voice still echoed in her head from the devastating call. 'Mind is gone.' Her sister-her only ally-was dead. A car accident. Gone in an instant, leaving behind ten-year-old Annie. "Freen?" Nam's voice came from behind her. "What's wrong?" "My sister..." The words came out as barely a whisper. "She's dead." Three pairs of arms surrounded her as the sobs came. Nam, Heng, and Noey-her chosen family for the past five years since she'd left home with nothing but a guitar and broken dreams. Through her grief, her mother's other words echoed: 'Annie is to be in your care. Not ours. Yours." Mind had chosen her. Even after years of separation, Mind still believed in her enough to entrust her with the most precious thing in her life. But how could she? Someone who jumped at loud noises, who had panic attacks, who could barely take care of herself-how could she care for a grieving child? "I have to go back," Freen whispered. "I have to go home." Home. The place she'd sworn never to return to. Where her father's voice still echoed, calling her worthless, saying her music was a joke. "Then we'll help you pack," Heng said simply. Freen looked at her friends-the ones who'd held her together through everything. Now she had to leave them behind to face her past. But somewhere in that hometown, a little girl was waiting. A little girl who'd lost everything, just like Freen had once lost everything. Mind had trusted her with this. The sister who'd snuck into her room to hear her practice, who'd believed in her dreams when no one else did. Maybe it was time to prove that belief hadn't been misplaced. Maybe it was time to go home.

# Prologue Some moments shatter us so completely that we forget what it means to be whole. The accident took more than two lives that night-it took the version of Freen who believed in tomorrow, who laughed without hesitation, who saw possibility in every sunrise. In the aftermath, she became a ghost haunting her own existence, moving through days that felt borrowed and undeserved. The world continued spinning while she remained frozen in that terrible moment when everything changed. Friends offered comfort she couldn't accept, family spoke of healing she couldn't imagine, and time moved forward while she stayed trapped in the wreckage of before. She had convinced herself that surviving meant nothing more than breathing, that the guilt of living when they couldn't was punishment enough. The pieces of her former self lay scattered like debris after a storm, too sharp to touch, too broken to reassemble. Until Becky. Sometimes salvation comes disguised as an ordinary Tuesday, wearing a familiar smile and carrying an unexpected truth: that it's not only okay to live after tragedy-it's necessary. That honoring the dead doesn't require joining them in stillness, but rather in embracing the gift they no longer could. This is the story of learning to live again, of discovering that giving life a chance might be the most courageous thing we ever do. Give Life a Chance and It Might Surprise You! Adapted Fanfiction!!! Credit goes to the original author!

(Complete)It's love romance enjoy