⚠️ DISCLAIMER - MATURE CONTENT The Melting Point is intended for readers aged 18 and older. This story contains explicit sexual content, mature themes, and intimate scenes between adult characters. Reader discretion is strongly advised. By reading beyond this point, you confirm that you are of legal age in your jurisdiction to access adult content. Synopsis: Rinrada is very good at her job, her routine, and not wanting things she can't put into a spreadsheet. Then a gelato shop opens across the street. She doesn't mean to go in. She definitely doesn't mean to go back. And she absolutely, under no circumstances, means to let a woman who keeps a wooden spoon in her hair and flour on her face become the most complicated variable in a life she's spent years making simple. Bangkok is loud and hot and relentless, and so - it turns out - is the particular problem of Pim. Rin has spent years perfecting the art of taking up less space. Bangkok, as it turns out, has other plans - and so does the woman behind the counter at a tiny gelato shop across the street. Something is shifting in the space between their careful conversations and stolen glances, in the hours that stretch longer than they should, in the way a single taste of something unexpected can ruin you for everything ordinary. She's not sure when it stopped being about the gelato.

One Heist. Two Exes. Zero Rules. ​To the world, Lena Schuett is the cool, calculated CEO of VIGIL, the "tech darling" of Thailand who secures the fortunes of the elite. But in the dark, she is The Shadow, a master hacker who views every security system as a puzzle waiting to be solved. ​To the public, Miu Taechamongkalapiwat is a pampered heiress, the "National Sweetheart" with a smile that melts ice. But behind the designer gowns lies The Siren, a master of social engineering who can steal a diplomat's keycard without him spilling his champagne. ​They are Bangkok's best thieves. They are bitter rivals. And they are ex-lovers who haven't spoken in six months. ​When the legendary Blue Moon of Siam diamond surfaces at auction, the race is on. Lena wants it for the challenge; Miu wants it for the thrill. But when the corrupt banking tycoon snatches the prize first and threatens to destroy Miu's family empire, the game changes. ​Forced into a reluctant partnership, Lena and Miu must trade their rivalry for a "Blood Pact" to take down a common enemy. They draft a contract with one non-negotiable rule: ​Clause 3: No Emotional Attachments. No Relapses. ​But as they navigate high-speed chases, rooftop infiltrations, and seductive masquerades, the line between professional distance and reignited passion begins to blur. In a war for reputation and revenge, the only thing harder than cracking a biometric vault is protecting their own hearts. ​Because the best things in life aren't bought. They're stolen.

Lena Schuett and Miu Natsha were born into power, legacy, and expectations that were never theirs to choose. As heiresses of two wealthy families, their lives have always been planned for them. So when their parents arrange their marriage to unite both empires, saying no is never an option. To the world, it's perfect. Two beautiful women. Two powerful families. One marriage built on duty. It was supposed to be simple. But what no one knows is that Lena has loved Miu in silence for years, and Miu has loved her just as deeply, always believing she would never be seen the same way. Now living under the same roof, sharing the same life, what begins as obligation slowly turns into something softer. Lingering glances, quiet jealousy, late-night confessions, and a love that grows in the smallest moments. But between family pressure, rival companies, past wounds, and the weight of two empires, their fragile relationship is constantly tested. And when the future starts to mean more than just business, Lena and Miu must decide if they are willing to choose each other, not because they have to, but because they want to. A story about legacy, quiet longing, and a love that turns gold into home.

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.

Seventeen lessons. One wife with a secret plan. Can Lena learn how to lose control... again?

Lena and Miu are deeply in love, but their bond is plagued by endless conflict. Ultimately, Miu is forced to choose someone else, yet their love never fades. They are determined to find their way back to each other, even if it means defying the whole world

(Book 1 of 7) *complete* I fell for Alberta Anderson when I was a teenager, she was my childhood best friend. It was a slow and steep descent into an all-encompassing love. To be Allies favourite person in the world, and yet to yearn for more...to dare to yearn for more. It was torturous, and before I would ever get to confess it, another came along who dared to be braver than me and fell in love with her and all that she was too, my older brother Ben. Ben was sensible enough to propose and claim her for eternity with a band of gold and a seal in our temple, all at the tender age of eighteen. Our church, you know that infamous one in Utah? Yeah that one. Their wedding day would mark the day I left Utah, the church and my family, the month I announced I was gay and was sent away... there was no room for gay here...and in turn no room for me. Allie wouldn't understand, my absence, or my silence...and five years would pass...painfully for us both. Allie had a child, I went to college, feelings got left buried, but thoughts were daily, and she never left my mind...not for a day, and what I didn't know was that she was in that same place...lost and waiting for me to return. And I would return... one christmas five years later... and with me every feeling and emotion resurrected. Our teens were only the beginning because the journey to Alberta was about to span through our twenties and into our thirties. A journey home. *** Willa Jameson. When I hear that name in church one Sunday afternoon, it is five years later, five years I've not seen her but the name stirs a pain inside of me still. My life starts and ends with Willa Jameson and she has no idea. Mature content marked in chapters with a * *Completed March 2022. The first of seven novels* *I DO NOT GIVE PERMISSION FOR THIS BOOK TO BE COPIED, OR ADAPTED ON THIS PLATFORM, OR ANY OTHER, BY ANYONE ELSE*

Miu Natsha dies protecting the woman she loves. Lorena "Lena" Schuett survives carrying the weight of that love like a second heartbeat, heavy and relentless. They had seven years together, a life built in shared mornings, quiet dreams, and promises spoken as if the future was guaranteed. Then came the accident. Then came the years after, three of them, where the world kept turning without Miu in it, and Lena had to learn how to exist inside the absence. This is not a story about moving on. There is no erasing, no forgetting, no replacing. This is a story about grief that lingers, about guilt that sinks its teeth in, about love so deep it refuses to die quietly. It is about hallucinations and hope, promises that hurt, and the slow, brutal work of choosing to stay alive. Ten Years Time is about learning how to carry love, without letting it kill you. This story does not romanticize death or self-harm, but it does explore how grief can distort reality and how healing often begins in quiet, imperfect ways. Please read with care.

Ten years ago, Lena Schuett walked away without ever letting Miu explain. One accusation. One misunderstanding. And a love story that never got the chance to defend itself. Now, ten years later, fate has a twisted sense of humor. Because Miu Natsha Taechamo's new boss turns out to be the one person she never managed to forget. Lena. The girl who used to hold her hand beneath classroom desks. The girl who once promised forever. The girl who now acts like Miu is nothing more than a stranger. But pretending is easier said than done. Especially when old feelings refuse to stay buried. Especially when jealousy starts showing in places it shouldn't. And especially when some truths have been waiting ten years to come to light. Maybe their story ended back in high school. Or maybe... It never really ended at all.

After their series wraps up, a night out at a club turns dangerous for Lena and Miu. What starts as drinks, music, and teasing tension quickly becomes something neither of them is ready to face. Lena knows she's losing control, and Miu knows exactly how to push her. One night is all it takes to realize some feelings are harder to walk away from than others.