Two cold, dangerous heirs of rival Thai tech dynasties-Namtan Tipnaree Kwong and Film Rachanun Waraha-are forced into a marriage of convenience to save their collapsing empires from a ruthless corporate predator. What begins as a calculated alliance turns into obsession, jealousy, possession, and a love neither woman was prepared to surrender to.

She can't see the world-but she sees her. Film never believed in fate. After losing her vision in a car accident five years ago, she's learned to live in silence, in shadows, in control of her own darkness. She's done letting people feel sorry for her-until she meets her. Dr. Namtan Tipnaree is a psychologist with walls so high even she can't see over them. Calm, professional, a little cold. She's everything Film isn't. And exactly what Film needs. What starts as a required therapy session becomes something much deeper-conversations turn into confessions, tension turns into something that feels a lot like love. But Namtan is hiding something, too. And some scars can't be seen. In a world without light, can love still find a way?

Bangkok has always belonged to the night. The city glitters with neon lights but beneath it something older moves quietly through the shadows. A series of brutal murders begins appearing across the city, dragging Detective Namtan Tipnaree and journalist Lingling Kwong into the glittering, dangerous world of The Siren Song Entertainment Holdings. At its heart stand the Mahawan sisters: Film, the cold and magnetic heiress hiding centuries of grief, and Orm, the charming lawyer who turns every accusation into a game she can win. As Namtan circles Film and Lingling clashes with Orm, suspicion gives way to obsession, attraction, and terrifying truths buried beneath Bangkok's nightlife. As murder, media, desire, and old supernatural wounds collide, Namtan and Lingling are pulled into a hidden world, where love can be a weapon, truth can be fatal, and monsters are not always the ones with blood on their hands.

When Fake becomes Real

To her employees, Namtan is the CEO everyone fears. To Film, she's simply the woman she fell in love with in high school. Behind the tailored suits, million-dollar meetings, and intimidating reputation is a wife who loves deeply, laughs loudly, and would burn the world down for the people she loves. As the company slowly discovers the woman behind the CEO, they'll realize one thing... The scariest person in the building isn't always the strongest. And the only person who has ever been able to steal Namtan's heart... is the one she's called hers from the very beginning.

In a city of glass towers and buried secrets, Film Rachahun and Namtan Tipnaree are Bangkok's most notorious legal rivals. Their courtroom battles are so vicious that a retired judge once asked, **"Are you two exes?"** Namtan's smirk was immediate. **"Worse."** **"We're lawyers,"** they answered in unison. For six years, their rivalry has been a dangerous game of logic, pride, and unspoken understanding. Neither will admit how closely they watch the other, or how effortlessly they can predict the other's next move. Unknowingly, the thread connecting them is Lunar, Film's brilliant yet fragile son. Too weak to throw a proper kick, yet intelligent enough to leave seasoned attorneys speechless, he becomes Namtan's anonymous consultant, helping solve the very case that forces his mother back into the courtroom. As old secrets resurface and the line between personal and professional begins to shatter, both women must confront a past neither has ever truly left behind. **"Cases aren't won by charm, Counselor. Justice is served by law."** Namtan steps closer, a dangerous smile playing on her lips. **"Indeed... but I suspect charm works perfectly well on you, Miss Rachahun."** In a world where logic meets chaos and laws collide with human hearts, the greatest case they must solve may be each other.

# THE KWONGS People fear the name. Nobody remembers when it started. Nobody knows when it will end. To be a Kwong means power, wealth, loyalty, and a family willing to burn the world before letting one of their own fall. But inside the mansion... They're simply people trying to love one another. Ling built an empire with her own hands. Orm built a home inside that empire. Milk inherited leadership before she inherited adulthood. Namtan inherited chaos and somehow turned it into a lifestyle. Film smiles like sunshine while understanding darkness better than most. Love carries warmth powerful enough to soften even the coldest hearts. Acare worries enough for an entire bloodline. Bonnie was born to challenge every rule ever written. Mim speaks little, but nothing escapes her eyes. MuvMuv loves recklessly, fearlessly, and with her whole soul. Lunar... Well. Lunar is a problem the universe personally created for everyone else's character development. This is not a story about heroes. Nor is it a story about villains. It is a story about a family. A family feared by an entire city. A family admired by the people lucky enough to know them. Because the world remembers the name Kwong as an empire... But those who belonged to it remember something far more dangerous: Home.

Everyone thought Film and Namtan could never work. Film thought so too. One was quiet. One was loud. One tried not to fall in love. The other was terrified of being rejected. A story about first love, fear, growing up, and finding the courage to choose each other. NamtanFilm AU The Girl I'm Not Supposed to Like

# BEFORE WE TURN The world didn't end with an explosion. It ended during a university festival. At an elite private university in Bangkok, ten students become trapped on campus after a violent attack suddenly turns classmates into bloodthirsty monsters. What begins as panic quickly becomes a nightmare as the infection spreads through classrooms, dormitories, and crowded hallways overnight. With the city collapsing outside and no rescue coming, a small group of survivors is forced to fight their way through the chaos together. Among them are Ling, a calm athletic student who instinctively protects others, and Orm, an introverted genius who may know more about the outbreak than anyone realizes. As fear, death, and desperation consume the campus, the two slowly grow closer in a world where surviving until morning is never guaranteed. Alongside their friends - Freen and Becky, Engfa and Charlotte, Lena and Miu, Namtan and Film - the group must navigate infected streets, dangerous survivors, and the terrifying truth behind the outbreak before they lose not only their lives... but their humanity. Because in the end, the real question isn't who will survive. It's who will turn first.

'In a dying city, love is no longer a choice-it is the only reason to keep breathing.' When Protocol 0 was activated, Bangkok turned into hell overnight. Government missiles didn't rain down to stop the plague; they came to bury millions of citizens alongside the mutated horrors of a leaked experiment. Amidst the falling ash and the screams of starving monsters, eight women are trapped in an impossible escape. Namtan, a former Special Forces captain who treats emotion as a weakness, is forced to become a human shield for Film, a rigid virologist holding the key to the cure in her trembling hands. On the shattered streets, they collide with Freen, a cynical mechanic willing to wreck her prized armored jeep to protect Becky, a minister's daughter abandoned by her own blood. But the danger doesn't just come from fangs and claws. In the darkness of a derelict mall, Lena, a cold-blooded sniper, aims her rifle at anyone standing in her way to save Miu, her lover who is slowly mutating into the very thing they fear. Meanwhile, Emi, a precision-driven surgical resident, must choose between medical logic and the life of Bonnie, the artist she finally kissed for the first time under the city's ruins. Four couples. Eight lives bound by blood and desperation. From the burning streets of Sukhumvit to the pulsing, organic labyrinths of the underground MRT, they must learn one thing: In an apocalypse, the greatest enemy isn't the military or the mutations-it's the fear of losing the one you love. "Because in the end, it's not about who started the war. It's about who remains." The story contains of violence, sexuality, strong language, and/or other mature themes. Be Wise guys...