They've never crossed the line. Not when their hands linger a little too long. Not when the world assumes they already belong to each other. Not even when loving one another feels like the most natural thing in the world. Lorena Schuett and Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat grew up side by side-best friends, heirs to powerful empires, and the one constant in each other's lives. Everyone sees it. Everyone knows. Except them. Because some lines, once crossed, can never be undone. And Lena would rather live with a love she can't have... than risk losing the one person she can't live without. But when feelings start to surface, and the line between friendship and something more begins to blur- how long can they keep pretending it's not already too late?

After a brutal heartbreak, billionaire CEO Lena Schuett transforms into the most terrifying woman in the business world. Cold. Unreachable. Permanently married to work. Meetings fear her. Employees avoid eye contact. Even coffee seems nervous around her. Determined to bring back their best friend's smile, Lingling and Orm come up with one dangerously ridiculous plan: Send in hotel supervisor Miu Taechamongkalapiwat. The problem? Miu is clumsy, talkative, emotionally nosy, and completely immune to Lena's intimidating CEO aura. What begins as a harmless mission slowly turns into stolen glances, midnight conversations, accidental jealousy, and feelings Lena thought had died with her broken heart. Now, with secrets, misunderstandings, and two stubborn women standing in the way, one thing becomes painfully clear: Mission status: Complicated. 💘

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.

What if the person you can't forget... is the one you were never meant to lose? Lena doesn't believe in fate. Not anymore. Because some things are just too far to fix-like distance, like timing, like two hearts living in different countries. She tells herself it's simple: if it's over, it's over. No second chances. No "meant to be." No miracles. But Miu believes otherwise. "If we're meant for each other," she says softly, "we will find our way back." Lena only smiles, because love doesn't rewrite geography. And the future? It doesn't promise anything. Still... some people stay with you, even when they're gone. Some feelings don't fade, no matter how much time passes. And maybe, just maybe... serendipity isn't about finding someone once. Maybe it's about finding them again.

Lena lost her home. She never expected to find it in the girl who spent twenty years pushing her away. After losing both of her parents in a tragic accident, Lena Shuett is taken in by the Han family and raised alongside their only daughter, Miu. To Lena, the Hans become the family she never thought she'd have again. To Miu, Lena is the girl who stole the attention that was supposed to be hers. For twenty years, Miu pushes Lena away. For twenty years, Lena loves her anyway. But when a long-buried promise between their fathers resurfaces, the line between family and first love starts to blur. Sometimes, home isn't the place you were born. Sometimes... Home is you.

This story contains graphic depictions of Violence, Mature themes, and Self Harm. They broke up, but neither truly let go. Wednesday keeps her distance, Enid tries to move on, and yet every glance, every accidental brush, reminds them of what they lost. Love doesn't always vanish-it lingers quietly, between shadows and sunlight.

Miu Natasha was a very rich girl. She had everything: lots of money, a beautiful look, and expensive clothes. For her, life was always easy and full of good choices. But even though she had so much, she was bored. She felt empty inside, like a beautiful, empty glass vase. Lalina Schuett was a poor girl who had a very tough life. Her family died in a car accident, so she was alone. She had to work very hard just to survive. She was smart and studied a lot, even though she worked long hours at a coffee shop and barely slept. She wanted to honor her family's memory. Miu was like a big, bright, but sometimes dangerous fire. Lalina was like a small, calm candle in the dark. These two girls were very different and were never supposed to meet. Their lives were going in completely opposite directions. But a simple, thoughtless game was about to bring them together. This game would mess up their lives, causing one of them to be completely broken and the other to be sad and troubled forever.

One year after finally finding their way to each other, Lena and Miu are happier than they ever thought possible. Between weekend visits, late-night phone calls, and stolen moments together, they've settled into a relationship built on friendship, trust, and years of knowing each other by heart. There's only one problem. Lena's life is in the town she calls home. Miu's life is in the city. What begins as a routine they've learned to live with slowly becomes harder to ignore as distance, careers, and future plans begin pulling at the life they're trying to build together. Loving each other was the easy part. Now they have to figure out where they belong. A sequel to The Weight of Losing You.

When quiet perfectionist Miu Taechamongkalapiwat begins shadowing her father at Thailand's most prestigious car dealership, fate steers her directly toward Lena Schuett, a confident senior university student helping her vivacious grandmother design a custom luxury car. Their worlds couldn't be more different - Lena thrives on freedom and spontaneous emotion; Miu lives by structure and expectations - yet every encounter pulls them closer. A story of opposites, slow‑burn affection, and the courage to drive one's own destiny, Engines of the Heart follows two women who discover that love, like the perfect car, is built piece by piece-with care, trust, and an engine that never stops beating.

Lorena Lalina Schuett was a master of the "long game." She had spent nearly half her life perfecting the art of being invisible while standing right in front of the person she loved. To the rest of the world, Lorena was the cool, observant photographer, the one with the steady hands and the unreadable eyes. To Miu Natasha, Lorena was simply "Lali," the girl who had been there for every scraped knee, every heartbreak, and every triumph. But there was a poison growing in the garden of their friendship. It was a dark, thorny thing called jealousy. For years, Lorena had watched Miu give herself away in pieces to boys who didn't deserve her. She had watched them hold Miu's hand, kiss Miu's cheek, and call Miu "theirs." Every time it happened, Lorena felt a fresh layer of ice form over her heart. She was the one who knew Miu's soul, yet she was the only one forbidden from touching her body. The arrival of Miu's current boyfriend, Julian, was the breaking point. Julian wasn't just another guy, he was the guy who finally made Miu talk about "forever." And as Lorena watched Julian drape his arm over Miu's shoulders at a party, marking her with his casual, careless touch, the ice over Lorena's heart didn't just crack. It shattered.