A LenaMiu fanfiction. Natasha "Miu" Trinidad takes a new corporate job to forget her ex-only to discover her terrifying new boss, Lorena "Lena" Kirk, is the woman now dating her. Forced to work side by side on a high-stakes project, resentment turns into tension, tension turns into attraction, and suddenly the real problem isn't the ex anymore... it's that they can't keep their hands-or hearts-off each other. GENRE: Sapphic Romantic Comedy • Workplace Drama • Enemies-to-Lovers • Slow Burn with High Tension

Miu goes to London for a year. Lena stays. A year is nothing. A year is everything. A year is the thing Lena writes when she runs out of other ways to hold it. Based on Oceans and Engines by NIKI.

A nine-month silence. And one night in Bangkok - where midnight asks whether their hearts still beat in tune. This is an imagined telling - a fictional universe built around real moments, real cities, and a pairing that has always felt like more than the sum of its parts. Two actresses. Years of cameras and contracts and the particular intimacy of performing love until it stops being performance. 12 to 12 is inspired by the Sombr song of the same name.

Lena and Miu thought they were forever, but life grew too loud to ignore. This is the anatomy of a goodbye between two people who still occupy the center of each other's worlds. A story of growth, the trauma of being civil, and the stubborn belief that a prologue doesn't have to be the end.

Lena Schuett was the kind of woman people didn't just look at- they noticed. A supermodel at the peak of her career, she walked like the world belonged to her. Confidence clung to her skin as naturally as the designer clothes she wore. Beautiful, calculated, and just a little dangerous- Used to being desired, never replaced. Lena always got what she wanted. Miu Natsha was the complete opposite. A rookie. Soft. Bright-eyed. And for the longest time... she had admired Lena from afar. Not just admired- fallen for her. So when Miu finally gathered the courage to apply to the same modeling agency, it felt like stepping into a dream. And somehow, with her natural charm, she made it. She got closer. Everything felt perfect- until it wasn't. Because Lena's boyfriend started noticing Miu. And that was where things shifted.

Lena was the kind of girl everyone at work knew and talked about. Not just because she was popular, but because she was a certified heartbreaker. A player. Every month, there was someone new. Different girls. Different guys. Different stories that always ended the same way with Lena walking away like it meant nothing. Love? She didn't believe in it. Not anymore. Until one day... she met her. Miu. The kind of girl who could steal the air from your lungs with just one look. Soft, beautiful, and dangerously genuine. The kind of girl who still believed in love the real kind. The forever kind. And when Miu heard about Lena? She already decided. She wanted nothing to do with her. No eye contact. No conversations. No connection. Because girls like Lena were exactly the kind of people Miu promised herself she would never fall for. But the universe had other plans. Because the girl who played with hearts... Was about to lose hers. And this time she was going to fall hard for the one girl who refused to even look at her.

Lena and Miu have spent years learning the rhythm of each other's breath, hiding behind lines written by other people. But offstage, the silence is a heavy weight that neither is brave enough to break. It's a story of lingering glances, the choices we make for the sake of "safety," and the haunting reality that sometimes, our greatest truths are the ones we never get to say.

They had a single rule: No labels. ​During college, Lorena "Lena" Schuett was the golden girl of Multimedia Arts, popular, effortless, and always watched. Miu Natsha was the quiet power in the Business department-selective, sharp, and only noticed by the "right people." Behind closed doors, they were each other's best-kept secret. In the light of day, they were nothing at all. ​It was supposed to stay casual until the final walk across the graduation stage. But pride is a fragile thing, and when Lena dismissed their entire history as just "she's good in bed" to save face in front of her friends, she didn't realize Miu was listening. ​Miu didn't ask for an explanation. She didn't stay for a goodbye. She simply vanished into the sprawl of Bangkok, leaving Lena with an empty room and the sudden, crushing weight of everything she never said. ​Two years later, they aren't students anymore. Lena is looking for a second chance in a city that doesn't give them, and Miu is a woman who has learned that some bridges are better left burnt. ​They used to know how the other breathed in the dark. Now, they're about to find out how much it hurts to be enemies.

She's still there, but every day; a little less... in the quiet spaces between her words, Lena is slipping through Miu's fingers, one memory at a time. Twenty years of history. One night of impact. A love that refuses to be forgotten.

Viv (Lena) grew up in a prominent family, raised to be poised, composed, and sensible. Everything in her life was neatly laid out: university, connections, a promising career at her own bridal boutique. She was set to marry Ben (Alek), the son of her parents' longtime friends. A good man. The kind of man no one could find a reason to say no to. They fit. Or at least, they looked like they did. And then came Mira (Miu). They were worlds apart. Different generations, different ways of talking, different ways of falling in love. Mira arrived like a small storm; stubborn, blunt, and impossibly charming. She didn't ask to be part of Viv's life, but it was in that unexpectedness that Viv found something she hadn't realized was missing: curiosity, a sense of being alive. And, more confusing than anything, a desire that didn't play by the rules she thought she understood.