Lookmhee still wears her wedding ring. Sonya doesn't. Six months separated. Two daughters caught in the middle. One doorway where they stand every Wednesday and pretend the distance between them is a choice and not a wound. The problem isn't whether they still love each other. The problem is that Sonya isn't ready to forgive her for it.

They met by accident. They fought by choice. They fell without permission. Sonya doesn't know why she can't stop watching Lookmhee. Lookmhee doesn't know why she keeps showing up everywhere Sonya goes. For a year, they've told themselves it's hatred. The staring. The fighting. The way their bodies seem to find each other in crowded rooms. But hatred doesn't explain the heat under the table. It doesn't explain why neither of them can walk away. They think they hate each other. They're about to find out how wrong they are. Collision Course: The Art of Losing Control is a story about misunderstandings, forced proximity, and two people losing the fight against what they really want.

Lookmhee has exactly one day to confess to Sonya. The problem? She keeps waking up to the same morning - alarm at 6:47, coffee spill on her shirt at 7:03, Sonya's smile in the hallway at 8:15. No matter what she does, the day resets. She's tried everything. The grand gesture. The love letter. The "accidental" kiss. The cool girl approach. She even tried ignoring Sonya entirely (worst loop yet). After hundreds of resets, Lookmhee starts to wonder - maybe the universe isn't waiting for the perfect confession. Maybe it's waiting for her to be brave enough to be imperfect.

Two senior associates. One promotion. Zero self-control.

> WAN AND PLENG WERE NEVER THE PLAN-BUT THEY SURE AS HELL WERE THE PROBLEM. Wan is the chill, seemingly emotionless pre-med student with a black belt in sarcasm and a coffee addiction. Pleng is a loud, dramatic communications major who thinks love is just a marketing tactic and chaos is a love language. Together? They're the university's most iconic disaster duo-loud, unfiltered, always in the middle of a mess they created... and somehow still beloved by everyone. When a joke fake breakup lands them sympathy food, online fame, and accidental queer icon status, they decide to keep the bit going-for the memes, of course. But as fake fights turn into long stares and "it's just a joke" kisses start feeling real, they find themselves in a campus-wide spiral of their own making. Enemies? No. Friends? Barely. Soulmates? Definitely not. (...Right?) They may be a mess. But they're each other's mess. Welcome to the wildest love story ever told by two girls who claim they're "just roommates."

Music speaks when words can't...

Sonya Pedersen thinks she's invisible in the busy streets of Bangkok. She doesn't know she's been watched for a year-every step, every routine, every secret. Lookmhee Wangpongsathaporn is obsessive, patient, and methodical. She doesn't just observe Sonya... she controls her world, removes threats, and waits. When they finally meet, fear twists into desire, and safety feels like a cage. In a story where love becomes possession, being watched might be the only thing Sonya craves.

Lookmhee has always been Sonya's constant. Best friends since childhood, neighbors, confidants, inseparable. But when small secrets begin to surface, Lookmhee realizes that knowing someone your whole life does not mean you truly know who they have become. As desire, resentment, and unspoken longing collide, their friendship is pushed to its breaking point.

Main characters: Lookmhee Punyapat Wangpongsathaporn, 26 years old Sonya Saranphat Pedersen, 26 years old Supporting Characters: Engfa Waraha, 35 years old Charlotte Austin, 32 years old Side Characters: Apo Nattawin, 36 years old Joong Archen, 27 years old Wasathawin Group and Aursen Corporation-both powerhouses founded in Bangkok-stand as pillars of Thailand's economic growth. Though the two giants operate in completely different industries, fate still manages to pull their leaders, Engfa and Charlotte, toward each other. Their souls are bound, their engagement sealed with a diamond ring, yet their marriage remains just out of reach. Mr. Austin has given his blessing on one impossible condition: the two largest companies in the country must merge. But how do you fuse an electronics empire with a construction titan? Can they truly co-exist? As Engfa and Charlotte struggle to make the merger a reality, Charlotte also struggles with her half-sister, Sonya, who continues to avoid her duties as the next rightful heir. Engfa, meanwhile, leans on her cousins, Apo and Lookmhee. Brilliant as she is, Lookmhee is a tornado wrapped in genius, wreaking chaos almost as fast as she solves problems. Lookmhee has a talent for trouble that constantly tests the limits of the Wasathawin leadership. Both fiancées, equally desperate for a solution, devise a plan: Charlotte seeks a way to keep Sonya in Bangkok, and Engfa tries to push Lookmhee toward the seriousness her title demands. Yet the very plan meant to fix their families creates a new problem neither of them anticipated. Everything becomes more complicated when Sonya and Lookmhee meet.

LMSY Sonya's father is put on life support, and becoming Lokmhee's girlfriend is her last chance at paying his bills. It was supposed to be about money. Insensitive, immoral, impersonal. She was never supposed to fall in love with her