Bellacampen Stories

A single moment can change everything. A single plea can rewrite time. When Asvarin dies in a tragic accident, Chanthira is left shattered. Standing in the pouring rain, lightning crackling in the sky, she makes a desperate plea to the heavens-to turn back time, to give her a chance to stop this fate from ever happening. And when the thunder roars, time answers. She wakes up years in the past, in a world where Asvarin is still alive-a man who has yet to love her. But this time, she vows he never will. If he never falls for her, then maybe the accident will never happen. But Asvarin is just as infuriating, persistent, and impossible as she remembers, and no matter how hard she pushes him away, fate keeps pulling them closer. Their sharp-witted banter turns into stolen glances, and soon, she begins to wonder-is she rewriting fate, or is fate rewriting her? Watching over her is Varom, a cryptic old fortune teller who seems far too amused by her struggles. "Time is a funny thing," they say. "The more you run from it, the faster it catches you." Because what if changing fate means she will cease to exist in his life forever? And what if, no matter how hard she fights it... some people are simply meant to find each other?

A love lost in time, a past erased, and a fate determined to bring them back together. Main Characters: Khun Thannaphop "Thann" (P'Pope) - A renowned collector of historical artifacts, obsessed with preserving pieces of the past. He believes that objects hold the memories of those who once owned them, yet ironically, he has no recollection of the one memory that truly matters-her. Dr. Athicha "Atta" (P'Bella) - A skilled epigraphist and historian, specializing in decoding ancient scripts and texts. She's rational, stubborn, and doesn't believe in fate. But when her own handwriting appears in a centuries-old diary she's never written in, her beliefs start to crumble. Plot: Thann and Atta cross paths when she's called to decipher an ancient Siamese diary found among artifacts from a nobleman's estate. The pages are filled with stories of love, war, and a tragic parting-a love that seems too personal, too painfully familiar. But the more they argue over its meaning, the more Atta feels like she's lived through those words. The more she reads, the more her memories start slipping away, as if something-or someone-is trying to stop her from remembering. The twist? The diary was written by them. Every fight they've had, every moment they've shared-it's all recorded, but neither of them remembers writing it. Because the more they fight, the more their love erases itself. It's a curse that has followed them through lifetimes. In every past life, they always find each other-but they always lose each other, too. And this time... it's happening all over again. Will they break the cycle? Or are they truly fated to lose each other forever?