Charlotte Austin graduated at the top of her class from Thammasat University Law expecting courtrooms and the career she spent years working toward. Instead, she's broke, overworked, and stuck serving coffee in a tiny Bangkok café while rejection emails pile up faster than opportunities. Everything changes after a chance encounter with Engfa Waraha, one of Thailand's most successful litigation attorneys, pulls Charlotte into the center of Thailand's most explosive case involving the death of heiress Aoom Thaweeporn, who drowned during a late night jet ski accident while her girlfriend, Meena Rina, survived. As the nation becomes divided over whether Meena is grieving or guilty, Charlotte is thrown into a world of courtroom battles, media obsession, and powerful families willing to do anything to protect their name. And the more time she spends around Engfa Waraha, the harder it becomes to remember which side she's supposed to be on.

This is a slow, emotionally restrained story about unspoken love, obsession with cleanliness. Engfa Waraha lives by rigid rules created by her severe OCD. Cleanliness is not a preference for her; it is survival. Touch terrifies her. Emotions unsettle her. Relationships feel unsafe. -but as a lifelong test of endurance. The story unfolds slowly, through daily routines, rules, silences, and invisible pain-where love does not arrive through romance, but through patience, restraint, and care without touch.

Engfa Waraha is infamous for being the rude, stubborn, and rebellious daughter of one of Thailand's most celebrated singers. Chaos follows her everywhere she goes. From fights to scandals, she constantly finds herself at the center of trouble, earning the nickname everyone fears - "The Devil." No one can control her. Not her parents. Not her friends. Not even herself. Then there's Charlotte Louise Austin - the kind-hearted, intelligent, and graceful daughter of the owner of Grant University. She's everything Engfa is not. Warm where Engfa is cold. Gentle where Engfa is reckless. Two completely different worlds. Two completely different souls. But one unexpected incident forces their paths to cross. Will Engfa allow herself to grow close to Charlotte? Or will she push her away, terrified that the darkness surrounding her might destroy the one person who sees beyond the monster everyone believes she is?

Engfa Waraha is the nonchalant heiress of Waraha Holdings-someone who never cared for socializing, never cared for being liked. She is cold to the point of intimidation, the kind of woman people fear approaching because her silence feels sharper than words. Then, there's Charlotte Austin. The youngest daughter of the owner of Austin Architectural Firm. Charlotte was the complete opposite of her-brave, radiant, and effortlessly alive. A social butterfly, the center of every room she stepped into. She didn't walk, she arrived like a storm wrapped in sunlight. And to Engfa, Charlotte wasn't just a person. She was a whirlwind-loud enough to shake Engfa's walls, warm enough to melt her ice, and dangerous enough to make her forget who she had always been.

It was only supposed to last for three months.

Charlotte Austin has spent her entire life trying to ignore the dead. Unfortunately, the dead refuse to ignore her. Ever since she was a child, Charlotte has been able to see ghosts-a talent that has cost her jobs, relationships, and any real hope of living a normal life. Spirits drift toward her with unfinished regrets and desperate requests, treating her like an unwilling messenger between worlds. The only place they cannot reach her is her small apartment. Until one day, something does. This particular ghost breaks nearly every rule Charlotte's grandmother ever taught her about the dead. Spirits aren't supposed to cross blessed thresholds. They aren't supposed to wander far from where they died. And they definitely aren't supposed to look so confused about it. Which raises a troubling question: If this ghost shouldn't be able to enter Charlotte's home-but somehow can... What exactly is she? As Charlotte becomes reluctantly entangled in the mystery of the strange woman haunting her apartment, the line between the living and the dead begins to blur. Because this ghost is not like the others. She doesn't beg for help. She doesn't remember how she died. In fact, she doesn't even know how a ghost is supposed to behave. She's nothing like any spirit Charlotte has ever encountered. And Charlotte never expected this one to change everything. It should have been a simple haunting. But nothing about this one is simple-especially when the confused, slightly too polite, mostly innocent ghost keeps saying: "I'm a good soul." Charlotte realizes-far too late-that she might be dealing with something far more complicated than one very strange ghost.

Charlotte volunteers to marry Engfa to protect her sister. Engfa has been obsessed with Charlotte since she was 18. The story mixes mafia danger, billionaire power play, obsession, and erotic tension. Engfa will be controlling, dominant, and protective, while Charlotte struggles with loyalty, fear, and attraction.

Best for a focus on personal growth ....... this is the one of biggest series Books I'm going to creat. and this will come out as the Four stories. and this is the first story of the Beyond the Legacy. Book 1 : Melting the Waraha Throne The Ice Queen hires the "Sunbeam" to decorate the family mansion for a massive gala. The other three sisters are all present at the gala, single and unimpressed by the suitors their parents try to set them up with, while secretly watching their "scary" sister fall head-over-heels for the girl with flowers in her hair.

Everyone knows Lalisa Manoban as the coldest CEO in the industry- ruthless, untouchable, and feared by everyone who works under her. No one knows she's been in love with Jennie Kim, the world's most famous idol, for years. From the shadows of private lounges, security rooms, and sold-out arenas, Lisa watches. Protects. Waits. Never touching. Never crossing the line. Until one night in London changes everything. When Jennie is trapped by chaos and cameras, the woman who owns the building steps forward- not as a billionaire, not as a CEO, but as the only person willing to burn the world to keep her safe. But loving an idol means living in secrets. And being a CEO means choosing power over the heart. In a world ruled by fame, contracts, scandals, and cold empires- what happens when the Ice Queen falls first? She was never supposed to love her. But she always did.

Charlotte always thought that Engfa was the typical nerd, shy and doesn't have many friends aside from the book she reads but that is until she learned her secret. A secret she can't easily forget. This is a converted story. All credits to the rightful owner.