Ginny has spent five years hiding in Korat, raising her daughter Pam while working as a waitress in a small family restaurant. She came here after escaping the abusive boyfriend her parents forced her to be with-an ordeal that left her traumatized, isolated, and terrified to be touched. With the help of P'Miu, the kind stranger who found her collapsed with her newborn, and the restaurant's grandmotherly owner who offered her work without questions, Ginny slowly rebuilt a life of quiet routine and fragile peace. She believes this simple, hidden life is all she needs. Then Jayna arrives. Jayna, a 23-year-old CEO of Thailand's top private security agency, returns to Korat to visit her grandmother-the very woman who gave Ginny a second chance. Known for her cold demeanor and strict composure, Jayna doesn't expect to be drawn to the soft-spoken waitress who flinches at touch but shows limitless love to her daughter. Ginny sees danger in every shadow. Jayna sees strength Ginny doesn't recognize. Pam sees a hero. As their lives intertwine, Ginny's walls begin to crack, and Jayna's instinct to protect ignites. When the past threatens to resurface, the quiet town of Korat becomes a battleground between fear and healing, survival and trust. A story of trauma, recovery, found family, and the unexpected love that grows in the safest place Ginny has ever known.

Orm spends a year telling people her one-night stand faked her own death to avoid a second date. She was wrong. Ling is very much dead. Orm just had to die to find out, and now they're both in the afterlife.

In the glittering world of Formula 1, where every second matters and reputations are everything, Ferrari's rising star Lingling Kwong is untouchable-on the track and off. But when she meets sharp-tongued motorsport journalist Orm Kornnaphat during a high-stakes race weekend in Singapore, the lines between professional and personal begin to blur. Set against roaring engines, flashing cameras, and smoky jazz bars, "Lines We Shouldn't Cross" is a slow-burn romance crackling with tension, desire, and the dangerous thrill of wanting something-or someone-you shouldn't. Sometimes, the most unforgettable stories are the ones you never planned to write.

When Lingling Kwong, a disciplined surgeon with no time for love, meets the vibrant and carefree Orm Malisorn, sparks fly in ways neither of them expected. But their blossoming relationship is anything but simple-Orm is the youngest sister of Faye, the powerful CEO locked in a bitter feud with her estranged sibling, Freen, who just so happens to be Lingling's closest friend. As Lingling and Orm fall deeper for each other, their love becomes a battleground for old family wounds and rivalries. Will Faye accept this love? her baby sister in love with the most hatred person? One daring relationship may have the power to bring a fractured family back together-or tear them apart for good.

[GirlxGirl] Hayden was a happy girl, content with everything that she had, and everyone loved and adored her. One night her parents left to New York for a business trip leaving Hayden with her aunt, but they never came back. Their plane crashed before they could arrive at New York. Hayden, being heartbroken, pushed everyone away. She learned to handle the unbearable pain, and her way of coping was to silence herself. Now, she's starting her senior year, with no changes at all, but when a certain transfer student is told to sit beside her, there may come some changes. Photo by: Ajgiel on DeviantArt Published date: July 19, 2015. Completed: July 31, 2016. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2024 by UltimatelyIncomplete.

Over a hundred years ago, world war three ended. The whole world fell apart. Cities, technology are gone and now covered in nature that once was almost nonexistent. The world that was supposed to evolve reverted instead. Freya, the princess of her tribe, lost her family as a child. Now years later, the woman who she blames for the death of her family is back and desires to get the whole world in her hands. But Freya can see that Loki is not the woman she thought she was.

Kristina moves into New York with hopes that she can start over again, moving from city to city to escape from her troubled past. After settling to her new apartment, she decided to look for a job and luckily she saw a "Wanted: Waitress" sign on a cafe that's five blocks away from where she is staying. She got the job and that made her heart weigh a little less heavy. It brought peace into her mind knowing that she will be okay and this will be the start of a new life. However, fate decided to fully change her life. New career, new lifestyle and a chance for love. The past will catch up with her. Opening up wounds that has already been healed with time. In the end, the biggest question is, WHO WILL KISS THE GIRL?

Alicia is just a normal 16 year old. She is emo, mute, and loves Pierce The Veil. She has a mom that abuses her and no dad since he left her as a kid. When a new girl is in town she feels something but doesn't know what to do or how to feel. Skyla (17) is just a new girl in town. Her mom lives in a small city. Her dad lives in the same state but a big city. Skyla's mom is bisexual, when her dad found out he left. Her dad is against (LGBT) Lesbians, Gays,Bisexual,Trans. Skyla also has a brother that beats her for no reason. She loves emo music and more......

18 year old Ashley parties all the time and is destructive towards herself and others, she sucks at relationships so she just doesnt have them. What happens when she meets 16 year old spencer and falls in love with her? Can spencer change her for the better or is Ashley too far gone?

You've never had a one night stand have you?" Lauren's manipulating a frayed piece of the duvet between two of her slender fingers when I look away from my book. Her eyes dance from mine, to my lips, to the clock on the nightstand behind me, then back to my lips. I smirk, "Am I that obvious?" She dips her head, her lofty brunette curls pouring out across the white pillow case. She tucks one strand that has fallen too far against her cheek, behind her ear timidly. I've still not grown accustomed to the demure version of Lauren I'm seeing now. When only minutes ago, she was ambitious, arousing, and unchaste. I confirm her suspicion. "Well you're right," I say. "I've never had a one-night stand," I grin, flustered, seemingly mirroring Lauren's own expression. "You were my first..."