🔞"Unscripted" explores the unexpected connection between two actresses on the set of Thailand's latest hit girls' love series "Blank". Faye Peraya, the openly gay and charismatic star, is known for her wild nights and easygoing charm, but she finds herself uncharacteristically shy around her co-star, Yoko Apasra. Yoko, a studious and reserved girl, has never openly discussed her sexuality and is known for her irresistibly cute demeanor. As their on-screen romance captivates audiences, Faye and Yoko struggle to navigate their growing off-screen feelings, unsure where the act ends and reality begins.

Dr. Yoko Apasra Lertprasert built her life from scratch. As a renowned surgeon, she's known for her resilience, a woman who climbed her way to the top after losing her family. Focused and unstoppable, Yoko's life is predictable, stable, and entirely her own. Until one night, a patient arrives in her ER-an injured woman shrouded in shadows and secrets, trailed by fear and power. Faye Peraya Malisorn, a name whispered with dread. Cold, calculating, and terrifyingly intense, Faye is the kind of woman who walks through fire without flinching. Rich beyond imagination and with a heart hardened by secrets, Faye commands a world where mercy is weakness and betrayal costs blood. From the moment Yoko meets Faye, her orderly world shatters. Faye is dangerous, unpredictable, and fascinating in a way Yoko can't ignore. Drawn into a game she never asked to play, Yoko will face not just the mystery that is Faye, but also a past she thought she left behind. When a doctor's steady hands meet a mafia's ruthless heart, lives change, and a deadly attraction threatens to consume them both.

A collection of stories (fiction) featuring Faye and Yoko. Some stories contain explicit content 🔞, while others do not.

A story from the heart-about love, memory, and second chances. Follow Faye as she steps out of the spotlight and into a role that could rewrite her past. Please don't take it too seriously-this is just something I wrote out of love for storytelling, and for Faye and Yoko. Critique is always welcome.