Истории Aoom

I never thought yearning would be this painful.

The wedding of the year was set to take place in less than a month, and it had all the makings of a disaster. At least, that's how Engfa Waraha, the perfectionist event planner, saw it. The venue? A stunning private estate by the beach, ideal for the high-profile guests. The client? Her best friend, Aoom, a romantic dreamer with extravagant taste, is with her soon-to-be wife, Meena. The problem? The head chef, a woman named Charlotte Austin, who just so happened to be Meena's best friend. Or, Wedding Planner Engfa x Chef Charlotte with lots of bickering and teasing (cover just a photo since I'm still focusing on moving my story from another site to Wattpad)

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Charlotte is an attorney, she is tired of her family bringing up love and marriage at every dinner and reunion. Hoping for a break, she lets her best friend take her to a bar for a night out-only to end up being auctioned off for charity. That's when she meets Engfa, a mysterious woman with quiet charm who buys her for the night. Few days later, fate brings them together again at a press conference. On a sudden whim, Charlotte kisses Engfa in front of the cameras... then asks her to pretend to be her girlfriend. What begins as a fake relationship slowly turns into something real-unexpected, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. TROPES: Love Contract. Businesswoman × Lawyer. Girl × Girl. Slow-burn romance. ××× ⚠️🔞Content Warning: This book contains mature themes and 18+ scenes. If you're uncomfortable with explicit content, feel free to skip or discontinue reading. Your comfort is important.

"I... I think I have feelings for you too." "Really?" Ling breathed, her voice barely audible. A rush of emotions coursed through her, a mix of excitement and disbelief. She couldn't believe she was actually hearing these words from Orm. Orm nodded, her gaze intense. "Really," she affirmed, her voice low and husky. "I've been denying it for so long, but I can't anymore.