histórias de Freenbecky

A marriage formed by circumstances, not choice. Two women sharing a life without sharing names, moving through the same space as strangers. This is a story about time, silence and what slowly grows in the spaces between them. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note: It's all fiction. It's a WLW story. Strictly, NO GIP❌ content, I never write that.

Freen Sarocha Chankimha is the world's most powerful self-made billionaire, the visionary behind the global empire FSC Fashion. At twenty-seven, she is an icon of grace and success-but the runway is a lie. Behind the high-fashion front, Freen is the calculated leader of Thailand's most feared mafia syndicate. Becky Armstrong is the daughter of the British Ambassador, a law student with a future as bright as her pedigree. She lives a life of order, justice, and privilege-until her father, John Armstrong, makes a fatal mistake. To cover a trail of government corruption, he takes a loan from the wrong person. When the debt comes due and the money is gone, the "Billionaire" comes to collect. When Freen storms the Armstrong mansion, she doesn't want the money. Her eyes land on Becky, and the ultimatum is set: The debt is cleared if Becky becomes her wife. The wedding is a cold, hollow ceremony of hatred. Becky loathes the woman who bought her; Freen is enchanted by the girl she trapped. They live as enemies under one roof, bound by a contract that strictly forbids Freen from touching her. But one night, a haze of alcohol burns through the resentment. The wall of "never" crumbles as the physical distance closes. When they sober up mid-clinch, they discover the one thing they can't deny: they are a disaster in every room of the house, but they are perfection in the bedroom. --- The debt is paid. The marriage is a warzone. But the sex? That's the only thing they aren't fighting about.

Original Story: Becky thought she'd moved on. Five years ago, the love of her life disappeared without a word, and she's spent every day since trying to forget. Now she's engaged to Jade, building a safe, predictable life-until she walks into Nam and Heng's wedding and sees her again. Freen. The woman who shattered her heart. The woman she swore she'd never forgive. Freen Sarocha is now a powerful CEO, untouchable and cold. But when their eyes meet across the reception hall, Becky sees something she didn't expect: the same devastation she's been carrying for five years. One conversation with Nam changes everything. The truth Becky thought she knew? It was a lie. The woman she thought abandoned her? She was drowning. And the person Becky trusted most? They stole five years from both of them. Now Becky has to decide: can she forgive the past and fight for a future with the woman who never stopped loving her? Or are some wounds too deep to heal? "What She Didn't Say" is an emotional second-chance romance about love, loss, betrayal, and the courage it takes to rebuild what was broken.

Freen was supposed to confess. Becky was supposed to be hers. But one unexpected "yes" at the wrong time, in the wrong place, to the wrong person breaks everything, they never admitted out loud. Now, the air is thick with silence, the group chat is on fire, and feelings are building into something too loud to stay buried. Secrets. Regret. A countdown neither of them sees coming. And when love finally crashes in, it won't be quiet. It'll be messy, public, and impossible to undo. "Some stories don't begin with a kiss... They begin with a scream in the middle of someone else's happy ending."

Freen Sarocha Chankimha, 20, is the youngest heiress of one of Thailand's most powerful families - but nobody at her university knows that. She keeps her identity hidden, living quietly, riding a scooter to class, and pretending to be ordinary. Smart, calm, and distant, she's known on campus as the "Ice Princess" - beautiful but impossible to approach. Meanwhile, Becky Armstrong, 25, is everything Freen isn't trying to be - bold, rich, confident, and unafraid of the spotlight. When their paths cross by chance, Becky is instantly drawn to Freen's quiet mystery, unaware of who she really is. But destiny has other plans. Everyone thought Becky was meant to marry Engfa, Freen's elegant older sister - until their grandfather drops the real bombshell: the marriage arrangement has always been between Becky and Freen. Now, the hidden heiress and the wild heiress are forced into a love story neither saw coming - one filled with ego clashes, unspoken chemistry, and a battle between pride and desire.

တစ်ခါတလေမှာ အချစ်ဆိုတာ လွတ်လပ်ခွင့်မဟုတ်ဘဲ... အနမ်းတွေနဲ့ တည်ဆောက်ထားတဲ့ အကျဉ်းထောင်တစ်ခု ဖြစ်နေတတ်တယ်"

I made a few changes in the last part of season 1. This is just how I imagine Season 2 will be. i hope you will like it.

just read and find . . . ..beckfreen.💗

"Mon, please. This is the only solution we could think of to save ourselves, it is a wonder that they even consider it. Please Mon, please marry their granddaughter." As soon as I hear it I don't know what I should think of, or what I should do. All I could think of is that I know to myself that my future doesn't belong to me anymore. In this type of life, you get to sacrifice one's life in order to save the entire bloodline. Unfortunately in this lifetime, it's me. "Please, Dad. There should be another solution, right? There should be!" I exclaimed, clearly panicking. "They compromised that much, it's the last option there is with the least damage. Don't worry, darling. The final decision is from their granddaughter, if she gets to dislike you after 5 months she can stop the marriage. For now, you just have to be stuck with her for 5 months." I wanna be selfish. I badly want to but if I do, what will happen to my family right? I'd have to do it and hopefully, she will stop the marriage herself. "Okay." I said, hopelessness is evident in my voice. I have no way out, I have to do it.

Becky joins a corporate office hoping to stay unnoticed, but her quiet nature instantly clashes with Freen's cold, commanding presence. Freen sees Becky as too silent for a demanding workplace, while Becky finds Freen intimidating and emotionally distant. Awkward meetings and small clashes slowly force them into each other's space. What begins as irritation turns into curiosity neither of them expects. Freen doesn't understand why she starts noticing Becky's silence more than others' voices. Becky can't explain why Freen's coldness affects her more than it should. Between deadlines, coffee breaks, and late evenings at work, something unspoken starts to grow. Neither of them plans to get close. Neither of them believes the other is right for them. But in a place built on control and distance, can two opposite personalities slowly fall in love?

"I don't want to hear anything from you... don't want to see your face-not now, not even if you died." Becky's furious words became Freen's cruel reality. Freen, the endlessly goofy, teasing lawyer who never lost a case and hid every hurt behind jokes, is now broken beyond repair: shattered bones, pools of blood, voice ripped away forever. Months in coma, endless pain, threats in the dark-her once-bright life feels utterly cursed, no light, no luck, no laughter left. And Becky drowns in guilt. The woman she fell for at first sight, the one she loved fiercely, is suffering because of her mistrust, her refusal to listen, her final curse. Night after night by the hospital bed, she begs forgiveness, learning sign language with shaking hands, praying the playful girl she silenced can ever forgive her. A raw, steamy FreenBecky tale of goofy love turned brutal betrayal, near-death agony, stolen voice, crushing guilt, and one desperate path back to each other.

Rebecca 'Becky' Armstrong- the family's golden child and future star architect- expects six months at her godparents' home to be... manageable. One tiny problem: the Chankimhas have a daughter. Freen. Becky's sworn rival, the girl she's been competing against since they could walk. Between two inseparable families, Becky and Freen are the only glitch in the picture-perfect friendship. Snarky remarks in the living room, petty sabotage in the kitchen, snappy comebacks at dinner, strategic sabotage over chores, accidental almost-flirtations in the hallway and stolen glares that last a little too long... their rivalry is a ticking time bomb. But then-something changes. Hatred blurs, rivalry stumbles, and the line between enemies and something more begins to dissolve. From "I'll make your life miserable" to "All I want is for you to see me." A rivals-to-lovers rom-com about stubborn hearts, unexpected sparks, and the chaos of falling for the one person you swore you never would.

Becky Armstrong grows up hearing that she has no soulmate, something she can't confirm for herself because she's been blind since birth. Freen, on the other hand, is searching for a soulmate whose name leads nowhere, because according to everyone else, the Armstrongs never had a daughter. How can she have a soulmate who doesn't exist?

Sometimes, it's not the destination that matters, but the journey - the lessons we learn, the pain we endure, the growth we experience, and the memories that quietly shape who we become along the way. Beckfreen...💗🤌

မင်ငါ့ကိုဘာလို့ထားသွားခဲ့ရတာလဲမင်းကိုငါတော့ချစ်လိုက်ရတာJennie Kin ya

They were inseparable-two halves of the same rhythm. Friends began to ask if they were together. Strangers assumed they already were. Freen would always laugh, sometimes a little too quickly, brushing the question away like it was nothing. Becky would smile, soft and unreadable, and say, "She's just my best friend." And for a long time, Freen told herself that was enough-that what they had was perfect as it was. But sometimes, late at night when the world was quiet and Becky's head was on her shoulder, Freen would wonder if maybe-just maybe-it could have been something more.

Before their marriage, Becky Armstrong knew that her fiancé, Freen Sarocha, had been secretly in love with another woman for years. After their divorce, she discovered that the woman... was her. Before their marriage, Becky knew there would be no love between them. After their divorce, she learned that her ex-husband had, in fact, married for love. Before their marriage, Freen was a man of immense wealth and power. After their divorce, he went bankrupt paying her an enormous alimony. Then-Becky Armstrong opened her eyes and found herself reborn on the very day of their wedding. This time, Becky only wanted to ask: "Freen Sarocha... would it really kill you to say 'I like you'?"

ප්‍රේමය කියන්නෙ දරන්නම බැරි අකීකරු හැඟීමක් !!!

FreenBecky Ship Version

[FreenBecky short story] Under the tree's silent gaze promises were made and a love story unfolded