Police detective Miu Natsha is strung out, overworked, and a bit antisocial. So how in the world has she found herself taking care of six-year old Lin?

Miu has always belonged to Lena. Not in the soft, romantic way. In the way that makes other people uncomfortable to witness. Lena doesn't share. She doesn't have to raise her voice to claim what's hers - one look, one hand on the back of Miu's neck, one quiet "come here" and Miu is exactly where she wants her. And Miu? Miu pretends she hates it. She wears the dress Lena told her not to wear. She laughs too long at someone else's joke. She says "I'm not yours" just to hear Lena prove that she is. It's toxic. It's possessive. It's the kind of love that would ruin anyone else. But for them, it's the only kind that feels real. Surrounded by their equally unhinged friends - Gin and Jay who can't decide if they want to kill or kiss each other, Ling who is scarily obsessed with a very willing Orm, and Oom and Bam who treat jealousy like a love language - Lena and Miu are about to learn that being obsessed with each other is easy. Surviving everyone else wanting a piece of them is the hard part.

Seven years ago, Lena and Miu had rules. No questions about the future. No promises. Nothing that would make leaving harder than it had to be. Lena broke one of them. By morning, Miu was gone. All she left behind were two words: I can't. Seven years later, Lena sees her again. This time, there are a lot more questions.

That escalated fast, no, nevermind that... WE escalated fast and it didn't have to go like this yet here we are... (this was highkey gonna be a one-shot since it's borderline unserious but wtv who gaf 😃)

From scraped knees in kindergarten to the dizzying complexities of college, Lalina's world had always revolved around Miu. Her devotion wasn't just protective; it was a smothering, obsessive shroud, shielding Miu from every whispered secret, every potential suitor, every hint of closeness with anyone else. It was her purpose, her reason for being. For Lalina, it was the purest form of love, fierce and unyielding, a love that demanded nothing in return, or so she told herself. But for Miu, it was a suffocating cage, an invisible leash that tightened with each passing year, breeding a quiet, seething hatred deep within her, a hatred Lalina refused to see. Then, Miu dared to fall in love with someone else. Despite Lalina's fervent contradictions, despite her desperate, tear-filled declarations of unwavering love, declarations that now felt like pathetic pleas, Miu shattered the cage. She married. For Lalina, the world imploded, the sun extinguished, leaving her in perpetual darkness. Accepting a fate she couldn't control, a fate that felt like a personal betrayal, she fled Thailand, vanishing for twelve agonizing years, each day a hollow echo of what could have been. But destiny, a cruel puppeteer, had not finished its dance. When news of her mother's ailing health finally drew Lalina back, the universe conspired. A chance encounter, brutal in its suddenness, thrust her face-to-face with Miu once more. What future awaited them? Could she bear to lose Miu again? Or was she destined to relive the same heartbreak, forever trapped in the echo of a love that could never be?

There is something strange about Lena. She never seems surprised by history. She speaks of places as if she has lived through them, remembers centuries no one else could have witnessed, and carries a loneliness she never explains. Miu tells herself none of it is her problem. But the closer she gets to the woman who always seems one step removed from time, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth hidden behind Lena's quiet smile. Some stories begin with love. This one begins with a thousand years of waiting.

Miu and Lena have everything. They are rich, gorgeous, and the biggest bitches in the city. Everyone fears them, and everyone wants to be them. They also absolutely despise each other. Their rivalry is legendary. They ruin each other's parties, toxic-tweet about each other, and trade the meanest insults over expensive champagne. But behind the glitz and the public hatred is a dark, twisted obsession. Miu cannot stand anyone else looking at Lena. Lena goes crazy if anyone else touches Miu. It is a toxic game of control, extreme jealousy, and deep longing. They are toxic for each other, but they are too obsessed to stay away. Between the high-society drama and the mean-girl attitude, things get chaotic, funny, and dangerous. They wanted to destroy each other. Instead, they became each other's worst addiction. __________ ❗️This story contains toxic relationships, harmful dynamics, and unhealthy behaviors. It includes manipulation and emotional conflict, and deals with mature themes. If you are easily triggered or uncomfortable with this kind of content, please do not read.

Lalina Schuett was once the daughter of a powerful royal house-a dynasty feared, hated, and stained by generations of bloodshed. When the gods finally passed judgment upon her family, they erased House Schuett from history and cursed Lalina with immortality, condemning her to watch the centuries pass while everyone she loved faded into memory. For hundreds of years, she wandered the world alone. Then, in the mountains of The Kingdom of Lanna, she met Miu. What began as an unlikely friendship soon became a love neither of them expected. But immortality and mortality were never meant to walk the same path, and as political unrest threatens the world around them, Lalina is forced to confront a painful truth: no matter how deeply she loves Miu, she cannot protect her from time-or fate. A story of forbidden love, loss, and the promises that survive even death, A Thousand Years Without You asks a simple question: How long can a heart wait for the person it was never meant to keep?

Just oneshots i'm trying to write. Yes it's MiuLena

Lalena Sutham came to Phuket to chase her dream. She didn't expect to lose her heart in the process. Miu Natasit is beautiful, successful, and completely capable of breaking Lena's heart. She's a famous showrunner with the entire entertainment industry wrapped around her finger. But the closer they work together, the harder it becomes to ignore the growing tension between them. In a world filled with cameras, scripts, late nights, and impossible expectations, can two women survive a love story that was never part of the plan?