Shellypundao Stories

Ginny Natnicha believed love meant holding on, even when it hurt. When her long time lover Shelly Phetsai Chanrueng admits that her heart belongs to another woman, Ginny chooses to let go rather than beg for something that is no longer hers. In the aftermath of heartbreak, Ginny unexpectedly finds comfort in Jayna Angelina Stevens, Shelly's quiet best friend, a woman who has loved Ginny since childhood from afar. What begins as shared silence and gentle care turns into something deeper, though both women are afraid to name it. Jayna knows she is only a rebound, and loving Ginny like this slowly breaks her. Choosing love over possession, Jayna walks away, leaving for America with nothing but a letter and unspoken hope. Five years later, fate brings them back together. Ginny, now certain of her heart, searches for the woman she once took for granted. Jayna returns softer, guarded, and healing, unsure if she can trust love again. Through patience, effort, and quiet devotion, Ginny learns that real love is not about holding tight, but about earning the right to stay. This is a story about letting go, waiting, healing, and choosing each other again.

The smell of sex is so addictive, yet so sinful. When a woman moves with so much passion it's hard to see the dark that comes. But knowing me, I'm willing to be consumed by the dark. When an heir falls for a stripper lines begin to blur, rules begin to break, and moans begin to escape. When obsession becomes devotion, and a longing is in the air what will Shelly do to win the stripper's heart? Pundao is the trash that Shelly sees as treasure. And Shelly is the woman whom Pundao needs the most. Can they have one another? Or will they burn in each other?

Two girls, one band, and a thousand unspoken words. Shelly sings what she can't say. Pundao plays what she can't feel. Every night on tour pulls them closer, until music isn't just their escape - it's the only way they can reach each other.