Lenaschuett Stories

They say memories make us who we are. But what if the memories you hold closest are the very ones you wish had never existed? Some people forget by accident. Others... Forget on purpose. Inspired by the Filipino romantic-comedy film "My Amnesia Girl."

They've never crossed the line. Not when their hands linger a little too long. Not when the world assumes they already belong to each other. Not even when loving one another feels like the most natural thing in the world. Lorena Schuett and Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat grew up side by side-best friends, heirs to powerful empires, and the one constant in each other's lives. Everyone sees it. Everyone knows. Except them. Because some lines, once crossed, can never be undone. And Lena would rather live with a love she can't have... than risk losing the one person she can't live without. But when feelings start to surface, and the line between friendship and something more begins to blur- how long can they keep pretending it's not already too late?

"Tell me something true." Lena looked at her for a long time. Then she whispered, "I don't know how to go back to a life where I don't know what your voice sounds like in my kitchen." Miu's breath caught. "Then don't think about going back tonight." "Okay." "Tonight, just stay here." "I'm here." "Don't say it like goodbye." Lena held her tighter. "I'm here," she repeated. "Not goodbye." For four years, Lena Suwan and Miu Saetang lived under borrowed names. At university, they were free. Free from their families. Free from expectations. Free from the arranged marriages waiting for them after graduation. Miu was the untouchable campus crush who rejected everyone gently. Lena was the rumored heartbreaker everyone thought knew exactly how to keep things casual. So when Miu decided she wanted one thing that belonged only to her before duty claimed the rest of her life, she chose Lena. No feelings. No future promises. No public attachment. No staying over. No falling in love. Just rules. Just borrowed time. But somewhere between secret apartments, broken rules, shared mornings, and keys given "for emergencies," the life they thought they were only borrowing started to feel like the only one that was real. And when graduation finally comes, Lena and Miu must return to the names, families, and futures waiting for them. To the people chosen for them. To the lives they always knew they would have to live. The arrangement was never supposed to survive beyond university. Neither were their feelings. But some choices refuse to stay in the past. And some lives become impossible to give back.

LenaMiu: Fragments is a collection of unrelated short stories, each exploring a different version of Lena and Miu's love. In every universe, they meet, fall, break, heal, or find their way back to each other in ways that are tender, painful, and deeply human. Some stories are soft and romantic, while others are quiet, heavy, and heartbreaking. Together, these fragments capture the many shapes love can take: the love that stays, the love that leaves, the love that almost was, and the love that lingers long after the ending.

Small one-shot about Lorena (Lena) Schuett

Lingling: Wasabi's aroma and flavor can be maximized if the oroshigane pattern spells out 'wasabi' in Japanese characters. But this is a breakthrough of a breakthrough. I've had this oroshigane custom-etched in Thai script. The curves of the Thai script create a unique turbulence that the Japanese characters couldn't create. It doesn't taste like wasabi anymore. It tastes like heritage. It's localizing a global flavor. It's a linguistic-culinary breakthrough. Miu: It smells like wasabi, and it tastes like wasabi. Orm: It feels like I'm breathing the clean air in the mountains of Japan, but it also feels like Bangkok is talking to me. It's quiet, it's loud. It's clean, it's hot-it's a whiplash. It's weird. It's brilliant! Lena: It's pedantic. A pedagogue for the culinary uninitiated. Would the community appreciate the thought process, or would they prefer to eat something that doesn't need a long-winding explanation?

After surviving a devastating car accident, Lena Schuett finds comfort in an online game during her recovery. What starts as a distraction slowly becomes an obsession, pushing away the woman who stood by her through her darkest days. When Miu finally walks away, Lena is forced to confront a painful truth: escaping reality is easy, but winning back the person you love may be the hardest battle of all.

The rest of Chulalongkorn University had the unique privilege of witnessing what happens when someone hurts Miu's Lalee. Gone feral- was, as it turns out, a very generous understatement.

Miu viajou para as montanhas em busca de silêncio. Lena apareceu às oito da manhã. Todos os dias. Entre trilhas, cafés e paisagens de tirar o fôlego, uma escritora apaixonada pela própria solidão e uma guia de turismo incapaz de ficar parada descobrem que, às vezes, a melhor aventura não é conhecer um lugar novo. É conhecer alguém.

One date. One embarrassing moment. One viral video. Overnight, Miu Natsha became the laughingstock of the internet. Humiliated and heartbroken, she made a promise to herself- She would change. Not for the person who rejected her... But for the woman she wanted to become. With the help of her strict and intimidating personal trainer, Lena Schuett, Miu began a journey that would transform more than just her body. Because sometimes... The biggest glow-up isn't losing weight. It's finding the kind of love you never expected. Inspired by the Filipino romantic-comedy film My Big Love

Miu Taechamongkalapiwat is the Vanguard of her family's shipping empire in Bangkok-brilliant, composed, and fiercely protective of everything built before her. But something has always been missing. A grief with no name. A memory that doesn't belong to this lifetime. Lena Schuett arrives from Canada to take it all. Cold. Precise. Unstoppable. A CEO who sees business as war-and intends to win. But the moment she steps into Bangkok, something shifts. This city feels like home. And when she meets Miu... it feels like déjà vu wrapped in something deeper. Ancient journals. Forgotten docks. A tragedy buried for centuries. This isn't just a takeover. It's a story that started 350 years ago- and never truly ended.

Miu and Lena are coworkers who can't go a second without arguing, you could say they're office rivals. Miu keeps pressuring her, she wants Lena to lose her temper, no one can be that calm, it's irritating. Lena, for her part just wants Miu to shut up, even for a second, just long enough for Lena to hear her own thoughts. Their biggest problem isn't figuring out how they got to that point, it's understanding how they ended up longing for each other. Who fell first? How did they go from yelling at each other about who uses the printer first to kissing against it?

One is a variable. The other is a constant. Together, they're about to break every rule. ​Lena Schuett is the face of Schuett Cosmetics: twenty-six, beautiful, and fluent in the language of luxury. But when her formidable sister freezes her credit cards and demands she secure a new manufacturer for their failing product line, Lena is forced to trade her penthouse view for a dusty factory in Chonburi. Her mission is simple: get the contract signed and get back to Bangkok before her blowout frizzes. ​There's just one problem. The "janitor" she ordered to take out her trash isn't a janitor at all. ​Miu Taechamongkalapiwat is the Head of Production at TMC Industries. A genius engineer who prefers machines to people, Miu values two things above all else: efficiency and silence. Lena Schuett-with her tweed jackets, four-inch heels, and chaotic energy-is the antithesis of both. ​Forced into a probationary partnership, the two women must navigate night shifts, family feuds, and a viral "Princess Engineer" scandal. But as the friction between them generates an unexpected heat, they begin to realize that the most important discovery isn't a new formula-it's finding the person who makes the chaos worth it. ​In a world of perfect packaging, can they find something real?

Lena has been in love with her best friend Miu since college. She never told her or their friends, instead choosing to deal with her feelings quietly. For seven years now, Lena and Miu have been best friends and she thought, it would always stay that way, until Miu suddenly leaves for Songkhla without telling Lena. Lena is left with the devastating realization, that her efforts to hide her feelings ended up pushing Miu away. Can she win back Miu's trust and maybe even her heart? (English isn't my first language, so be prepared for possible grammar or spelling mistakes, thank youuu)

Romcom is so back! One slap. Two liars. A performance that's about to go off-script. When runaway heiress fakes a kiss with a stranger to dodge her guards, she expects a clean escape. Instead, she gets a stinging slap to the face and a debt to pay: Congratulations, 'Honey,' you better be the most convincing girlfriend this world has ever seen. Drowning in her own expectations, Miu needs someone to tank an unwanted meeting. She thinks she's hired a penniless disaster to play the part; yet she has no idea she's harboring The Lorena 'Persistent' Schuelle. The performance was supposed to be fake, but in a world of curated masks, their chaotic spark is the only thing that's real. LET THE CHASE BEGIN.

In every school, there are rules meant to keep everything in order. And then there are the unspoken ones the ones built from rumors, silence, and assumptions. Don't stand out. Don't question what you're told. Don't fall for the wrong person. But some rules were never written down... and some were never meant to be followed. When a new presence enters a school obsessed with reputation and perfection, cracks begin to form in places no one was looking. Whispers spread faster than truth. Judgments are made before anyone gets a chance to speak. And slowly, the idea of "right" and "wrong" starts to blur. In the middle of all this, two lives begin to collide in ways neither of them expected. What starts with tension turns into curiosity. What starts with misunderstanding turns into something harder to ignore. And what was supposed to stay distant begins to feel dangerously close. Because in a place where everyone is trying to follow the rules, the most unexpected thing isn't breaking them... It's falling for someone you were never supposed to understand. Rule No. 0: Don't believe everything you're told... and don't fall in love too easily.

In a world where there are just two colors that you can see until you find the love of your life. Miu Natsha, a second-year student at Chulalongkorn University and a part-time model. Suddenly starts to see colors. When she looked around, she couldn't see anybody.

Some are movie-based, some are originals. Enjoy :)

Lena Schuett does not tolerate disorder. As the CEO of Schuett Empire, she has built a world defined by precision-luxury developments, private estates, and architectural perfection that shapes Bangkok's skyline. Her life is curated, controlled, and untouchable. Until a pastry shop opens directly across her headquarters. Bright. Loud. Unapologetically warm. And owned by Miu. A wealthy heiress who abandoned inheritance for baking, choosing softness over legacy and flour over fortune. Her shop becomes a daily disruption in Lena's perfectly constructed world-an "eyesore" that refuses to be removed, ignored, or negotiated away. When Lena begins persistent attempts to acquire the shop, Miu refuses every offer. Not out of defiance. But because some things are not for sale. What begins as a clash of architecture and warmth slowly becomes something neither of them can fully control-especially when the Ice Queen starts noticing that the one thing she cannot remove from her view... is also the one thing she cannot stop looking at. In a city built on power, control, and silence, love is the only thing neither empire knows how to own.