Six men have been murdered in Bangkok. They don't appear to have anything in common. In the eyes of society, there's no reason for them to have become the victims of a killer. However, they are all hiding something. Now, a year later, Orm remains confined in a maximum-security prison, awaiting a trial that seems inevitable. And although there's no longer any official reason to do so, Lingling continues to visit. There's a murder that she has never been able to comprehend. This is how, through conversations in a prison visiting room and the memories of a relationship that began long before Lingling knew Orm's true identity, two parallel stories converge at the same point: An investigation that demands answers, facing a love that was built on a lie.

Ling had given up on life. She had made peace with the darkness. She had already decided how she wanted it to end, quietly waiting for the moment she could finally disappear from it all. Until a girl started interrupting. Too bright. Too loud. Too damn annoying. Every time Ling tried to disappear, she was there. Ling calls her annoying. The girl takes it as a compliment. What could possibly go wrong?

There it was. That sound. Orm recognize that sound because it was a weekly event. Every Saturday, the same time, the same sound, the same person. Orm hated the predictability. It was honestly getting to be a bit of a bore. The sound of the motorcycle got louder as it approached outside and then it stopped. Which meant it was soon to be followed by * Ding ding * There it was, the chime from the store door. She was here.

LingXOrm After five years of forced separation in New York, Orm returns home desperate to reconnect with her past love, Ling, and fix the wreckage she left behind. Hardened by years of painful abandonment, Ling meets Orm's pleading eyes with cold resentment and establishes rigid boundaries to protect herself from further heartbreak. Despite facing bitter hostility from Ling's protective family and her own grueling career demands, Orm vows to endure any hardship to earn her way back in.

This is a story that explores the complex, long-standing relationship between Ling Ling Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat, two childhood best friends whose lives are intertwined by unspoken love, sacrifice, and the eventual confrontation of their true feelings amidst the backdrop of Orm's career aspirations and a returning figure from their past. Are they willing to lose the love for the friendship? Or are they willing to lose the friendship for love?

This is not just a love story. It's a war waged in silence, a devotion written in bruises and flight tickets - but also in healing touches and homecomings that feel like miracles. Ling and Orm are two women bound by something stronger than fate - a love so fierce, so all-consuming, that time and distance only make their hearts grow more certain of what they've found. Spanning years, continents, and heartbreaks that eventually teach them how to love better, these stories unfold in glances finally shared, in voices breaking with relief over phone lines, in the sacred spaces between almost losing everything and finding each other again. This is a collection of moments - stolen, shattered, salvaged, and ultimately treasured - from a relationship that refuses to die because it was always meant to live. A universe where love doesn't just whisper. It also sings. It burns, yes, but it also warms. It waits at terminals and finds you there. It aches in empty bedrooms but dreams of full ones. Here, love is not always kind, but it is always worth it. It will wreck you, then rebuild you stronger. It will make you abandon fear and cross oceans not just for a chance to see them again - but for the certainty that some people are worth every risk, every sacrifice, every leap of faith. In the world of Ling and Orm, separations are temporary deaths, but reunions are eternal resurrections. Airports become places where souls recognize each other. Regret becomes wisdom. And sometimes, the only way back to someone is through everything that broke you - so you can love them with all your beautiful, hard-won pieces. These stories are for the ones who still hope after the credits roll, for those who believe some souls only ever come in pairs, and for anyone who knows that the greatest love stories are the ones where two people keep choosing each other, again and again. Enter if you're ready to hurt beautifully, heal completely, and discover that some loves really can conquer all.

A LingOrm AU wherein Orm, an employee of a conglomerate, develops an extreme admiration to her direct supervisor, Ying. As Ying is revealed to be the cousin of the owner/chairman of the conglomerate, she will be transferred to an executive position. Hence, thinking that she may not be able to communicate with Ying once the transfer is completed, Orm gained courage to confess her feelings without any expectations. But when destiny works its magic, Orm wrongfully confessed her feelings to Lingling, the Chairman and CEO of the conglomerate she's working for. Note: This story is inspired from one of my favorite manhwa with the same name/title. This is also my first time writing so forgive me for any grammar issues or inconsistencies to the story. I am a fan of LingOrm and so I decided to adapt this manhwa to a LingOrm AU with a different setting that's just completely based on my own imagination. (Also, posting this for my own entertainment HAHA) I honestly don't like angst, so this story will probably be full of fluff and fluff only HAHA.

A sharp-tongued journalism student with too many opinions. A crown princess trained to keep hers hidden. When Orm Kornnaphat and Lingling Sirilak cross paths in a literature class, their oposing worlds ignite: One challenges power, the other was born into it. And neither of them is willing to back down.

When a sheltered Bangkok veterinarian arrives at the largest ranch in rural Thailand for a six-month internship, she expects hard work, long days, and a difficult boss. What she doesn't expect is LingLing Sirilak Kwong-a beautiful, intimidating ranch owner whose walls are as strong as the land she protects. Ling has spent her entire life carrying the weight of her family's legacy, trusting few people and relying on herself for everything. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong is everything she isn't: chaotic, optimistic, endlessly curious, and impossible to intimidate. Forced to work side by side, the two women clash through stubborn arguments, unexpected laughter, and moments neither of them can explain. Between sunrise rides, cattle emergencies, rain-soaked days, and the quiet beauty of the ranch, they slowly discover that the person who challenges you the most might be the one who understands you best. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance about two women who thought they were worlds apart-until they became each other's home.

Lingling Kwong - a 28-year-old professor at Kornnaphat International College. She teaches Psychological Behaviour to Section E. In college, Lingling is known as a cold and strict teacher, someone students are afraid of. But at home, she is completely different. She is soft and gentle, a loving mother to her 5-year-old daughter, Pim. Lingling works hard only for her daughter's future because she loves her more than anything. Orm Kornnaphat - 21 years old. Her father is the chairman of the college, and her brother Lim is the president. In college, especially in Section E, everyone is afraid of Orm. All her friends are rich like her. Orm is powerful, rich, arrogant, and immature. But behind her sharp attitude, there is an unspoken pain in her eyes. Even so, she stays strong. LingOrm When they first met, Orm disliked Lingling very much. She even wrote five pages full of hatred about that professor. But slowly, that hatred turned into a crazy and passionate love for Lingling. However, Lingling kept rejecting her. The age gap, the society, and her own daughter made Lingling believe this relationship was impossible. She also thought Orm was immature and reckless. But Orm never liked hearing "no." When they finally became one, their relationship broke apart. They meet again later... when Orm has finally grown and matured. What happens next? To find out, read My Forbidden Professor. ✨