After two years of secretly being together, at the peak of their careers, Ling and Orm decided to pause their relationship, promising to pick things up when circumstances were more favourable. Ling moved to Hong Kong for a job that was supposed to keep her away from Thailand for six months. But when she returned, seven years had passed, and their lives had changed in ways they could have never imagined. Do they still care for one other? Will they find their way back? --- The usual disclaimer: The characters are obviously inspired by LingOrm, and there might be references to real-life events, but the story is purely fictional. This is the fruit of one of my dreams (yep, I actually dreamt about it. Those two are taking over my life-help). English is not my first language, so my apologies for any potential mistakes. Peace and Love, JKRs :)

"I Think I've Seen This Film Before (And I Didn't Like the Ending)" is a tender, aching tale of love, loss, and the cost of dreams set against the glimmering backdrop of fame. Five years ago, Lingling Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong were more than just Thailand's most beloved on-screen couple-they were soulmates, tethered by a deep, unspoken bond that transcended the scripts they acted in. Off-screen, away from the cameras and adoring fans, they found solace in each other... until the weight of ambition pulled them apart. Lingling, now 35, chased international stardom. She left Thailand behind for global screens, making her name in Cannes and Hollywood, but also leaving behind the woman who made her heart feel like home. Orm, now 28, stayed in Thailand and blossomed into a national icon-the pride of Thai cinema, fierce and radiant in her own right. For five years, they worked on different continents, never crossing paths, never looking back-until now. Their former management company organizes a grand anniversary special for Channel 3, reuniting legendary on-screen pairings. When Lingling and Orm are cast together for a commemorative short film, the reunion stirs everything they tried to bury. Old wounds reopen. Lingering feelings resurface. And the question hangs in the air like the last scene of a film never shot-what if the ending didn't have to be the same this time? In the soft glow of studio lights and between the echoes of shared laughter and painful silences, the two women must confront the reality of what they lost, and whether love still has a second chance when the curtain rises once more.

ORMLING This is a rather a hot and very mature theme so read at your own risk. [MENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DEATH] Ling Ling, daughter of a powerful family, lived a life built on control and luxury. She was the heir of her family and will soon step up as the new CEO, but people around her are greedy and envious... As she hears whispers of people who wants to see her fall. And one late night, in the dim quiet of her own building's underground parking lot, she was attacked. For a moment, she thought this was how her story would end. In one of the most ridiculous and cliché way ever but... something unusual happened. A wounded stranger appeared, fragile-looking, barely standing, forehead bleeding and breath heavy... The person looked like they were about to die on the spot yet with a burst of startling strength drove Ling ling's attacker away. Turning to thank her unexpected savior, Ling Ling watches the tall, powerful person falter. Before she can utter a word, they collapse unconscious into her arms, their injury staining her immaculate attire. The formidable heiress is suddenly left alone, holding a bleeding stranger.... What now, who was this ridiculously powerful person?

18+ ONLY. This story contains mature themes and explicit smut. Read at your own risk. Contentedly single and successful at 30, Lingling has built her perfect life after overcoming hardship. Marriage? No thanks. Dating? A nuisance her meddling best friends keep forcing on her (as she's the only single person left in her group of friends). She just wants to support them, especially Lookmhee on her wedding day. But fate-and maybe Lookmhee-has other plans, leading to a clumsy bouquet standoff with a captivating ash-blonde woman. Lingling thinks she's escaped the matchmaking trap, only to agree to babysit Lookmhee's cousin... who turns out to be the very same woman she accidentally fought over flowers with. Maybe fate, and her best friends, know best after all? A/N: So, I began writing this story while in Thailand last week. It's my first trip out of the country (where I'm residing) and I was writing this because I was a bit disappointed when I couldn't see any LingOrm billboard ads during my first day (only saw one, the Ichitan one in Chiangmai and it was my last day) 🤧 So yeah, to make myself better, I wrote this out of nowhere but it's still unfinished...though I plan to continue writing this but no idea how this story will turn out. The story is typical but yeah I was needing distraction at that moment so I didn't really care. Anyway, I should prolly stop being a silent fan and meet other JKRs so I knew where to spot LingOrm ads the next time I'll travel back to Thailand HAHA.

Arrogant, demanding, and impossible to please, CEO Orm Kornnaphat has made a habit of scaring off every assistant assigned to her. That is, until Lingling Kwong walks through the door, calm, competent, and seemingly immune to Orm's sharp tongue and High Standards. As the days pass and Lingling refuses to flinch, Orm begins to wonder: is this new assistant just another fool with something to prove... or the first person who might actually see through her carefully crafted walls? Slow Burn Lingorm 🥇 Linglingkwong 🥇 Gl 🥇

UNSCRIPTED FEELINGS (ENGLISH) Lingling Sirilak Kwong had always known exactly who she was-or so she thought. She considered herself "straight as a ruler" and never once questioned it. As actress, model, and TV host under Thailand's Channel 3, she had spent years building her reputation as a reliable professional in the industry. Her calm demeanor, paired with her focus on her career, had earned her respect from both peers and audiences. Lingling was the type of person who always knew where she was headed-until now. When Lingling was cast as the lead actress in the highly anticipated GL series, she thought it would be just another role. Playing a woman figuring out love and identity seemed straightforward enough. It was just acting, after all. But that was before she met Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong. Orm was everything Lingling wasn't prepared for. With her playful, charming nature and infectious smile, Orm quickly became the heart of the set. She had a way of disarming everyone around her, Lingling included. At first, Lingling thought their connection was just part of being good co-stars-something that happens when two actors work well together. The series was becoming a massive success, and their on-screen bond felt real to fans-so real that it began blurring the lines of reality for Lingling. Lingling always considered herself straight, never questioning her sexuality. Yet, as she spent more time with Orm, both on and off set, she found herself drawn to her in ways that were new and confusing. Orm, with her teasing glances and playful touches, stirred something in Lingling that she had never felt before. Lingling found it harder to separate acting from real emotions. Orm's presence was both exciting and scary for her. Was it possible that what started as an on-screen connection had become something real? And if so, would either of them have the courage to face it?

A marriage of power. A war of hearts. And a love neither of them saw coming. Orm Kornnaphat and Lingling Kwong-two heirs from the most powerful families in the country-are forced into an arranged marriage to secure their families' legacy. But what was meant to be a cold, calculated business deal quickly turns into a dangerous game of power, desire, and undeniable attraction. What happens when the one person you swore to resist becomes the only one who truly sees you?

Ling and Orm had the kind of love people envied until distance, careers, and silence made it impossible to hold on. There was no fight, no betrayal, just two people too tired to stay, and too scared to ask the other to. Years pass. Success follows them. So does the ache. And when fate brings them face to face again this time in Bali, far from flashing cameras and polite distance. Ling's done playing quiet. She's not asking Orm to remember. She's here to make her fall again. This time, Ling's not running. She's here to stay and take back what they lost. A story of missed chances, reckless hope, and the kind of love that refuses to die quietly.

The engagement was never supposed to happen. But after a viral video, a media frenzy, and a carefully worded press release, Ling and Orm find themselves at the center of Thailand's biggest love story. Perfect on paper, untouchable on-screen, and utterly incompatible behind closed doors. Their job is simple: look in love, act in love, sell the love. It's fine. It's all fine.

In a world ruled by legacy, two women are forced into a marriage neither of them wanted... but fate might have other plans. Orm Kornnaphat is a spoiled heiress - fiery, dramatic, and used to getting her way. She's the rebellious daughter of a powerful food export empire, more interested in stuffed toys and late mornings than boardrooms and responsibilities. When her family forces her into an arranged marriage, she's furious - especially when her bride turns out to be the mysterious stranger who once helped her on a night she can't even remember. Lingling Kwong is the definition of composed. Cold, calculating, and beautiful, she's the only child of the Kwong business dynasty and a boss feared by everyone - but apparently not including her new wife. For Ling, obedience is survival. She's always done what's expected of her, even if it means marrying a bratty stranger for the sake of business and family pride. Thrown into a high-profile marriage neither of them asked for, Orm and Lingling become unwilling partners in a game far bigger than themselves. From chaotic mornings to silent car rides, office wars to stuffed toys invading private spaces - they're learning that hatred, annoyance, and sarcasm might just blur into something else when you're stuck in the same home, same office... and the same destiny. Love isn't part of the plan. But fate? Fate doesn't care what they planned.