Thaigl Stories

Lookmhee Wang bears the burden of an unrequited past love, haunted by the memory of the girl who unwittingly stole her heart thirteen years ago Sonya Saran. Thrown together in an unexpected arranged marriage, their paths converge once more. Torn between the weight of their unresolved feelings and the obligations of their families, they must navigate the complexities of fate and destiny. But as past memories are stirred, a single question lingers-can their hearts find a resolution in the uncharted territory of this newfound intimacy?

Lookmhee writes poems about "no one specific." Sonya leaves coffee at her door "just to be nice." Nobody believes either of them. Six friends. One apartment building. A fake dating plan that got way too real.

Lookmhee doesn't remember her best friend's face. She was five. But she remembers her laugh. Her hands. The way she said "again" when she wanted Lookmhee to push her on the swing. Her new knight never speaks. Never removes her helmet. But when danger comes, she pushes Lookmhee behind her and whispers: "Again." Lookmhee has been looking for a ghost for 15 years. She didn't know she hired her.

In the town of Dechanuwat, the living and the dead walk side by side. They look completely identical, separated only by a boundary no one dares to cross. Khun Kanya, a logical investigator, arrives to decode the supernatural and prove the world is strictly black and white. But her logic shatters when she meets Khun Nira, the elegant, melancholic caretaker of the town's ancient estate. Nira is fiercely protective, deeply attentive, and carries a secret that leaves her skin breathtakingly cold. As an intense, slow-burn attraction draws them together, Kanya's investigation uncovers a devastating truth. When the truth comes to light, Kanya is faced with an impossible choice. Can a love bound by the afterlife survive, or will the darkness erase Nira from existence entirely? (Author visually inspired by Freen Sarocha as Khun Nira and Becky Armstrong as Khun Kanya. Readers can imagine the same. STRICTLY NOT A FANFIC)

Princess Sonya has lived her entire life bound by royal expectations and the weight of a future crown. At her side stands Knight Lookmhee, her silent protector for the past five years-loyal, disciplined, and unshakably devoted. What begins as simple duty slowly turns into something far more dangerous: love. But a princess cannot simply choose her knight when kingdoms expect political marriages and alliances. While noble lords seek Sonya's hand, Lookmhee fights a quieter battle-one against her own heart. Yet Sonya is not a princess who lets others decide her fate. In a world of crowns and swords, the greatest rebellion might simply be choosing love.

When Film Rachanun is forced onto a nationally televised dating show she never agreed to, she expects discomfort, not connection. Cameras watch, rules dictate, and every emotion feels staged-until she's paired with Namtan Tipnaree, someone who notices what Film tries hardest to hide. As private moments blur with public expectations, Film must decide what's real, what's performance, and whether falling for someone under constant scrutiny can ever be her choice.

A collection of EmiBonnie stories, ranked. Open to prompts! Some adapted.

A collection of LenaMiu one-shot stories.

Freen Sarocha stops aging after a mysterious accident during a storm . She spends decades changing identities, never staying too long, never getting too close... because everyone she loves grows old and leaves. Then she meets Rebecca Armstrong. And this time, she doesn't want to run. Freen had learned a long time ago that love was not meant for people like her. It was meant for those who could grow old together. Not for someone who stayed twenty-nine... forever. So when Rebecca smiled at her like she was something worth staying for..Freen knew she was in trouble. Author's Note: This is a work of fiction. Any names, characters, places, events, or incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is purely coincidental and unintentional. All content herein is original and created by the author. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution of this work, in whole or in part, without explicit permission is strictly prohibited.

ROOM 143 The rent was cheap. Cheap enough for Namtan Tipnaree to ignore every warning sign. After being forced to leave her apartment, she moves into Room 143 at Moonlight Residence-a room that nobody seems willing to talk about. At first, everything feels normal. Then the crying starts. Every night. At exactly 2:03 AM. A woman cries somewhere inside the room. Not outside. Not next door. Inside. Namtan tries to ignore it. But some nights, the crying sounds unbearably close. As if the woman is sitting right beside her. Waiting. Watching. Lonely. And for reasons Namtan doesn't understand... The more she hears that voice, the less she wants it to disappear. Because sometimes the scariest thing about a ghost isn't that she's dead. It's that she once had a heart. Mystery • Thriller • Supernatural Romance

Let the fake wedding war begin! When Preme Naphat flees an arranged marriage, she ropes in her fiercest rival, Jane Janevee, for a pretend wedding. Will this pretend marriage turn into true love or will it remain just a game of deception?

How does each pairing fair in terms of astrology? We shall find out together by comparing their birth charts! Currently, I am open to taking suggestions on which GL couple to review first, so leave me a comment.

She was trained to kill the man who destroyed her world. She didn't expect to fall for his daughter. Freen Sarocha lost everything at 12-her parents murdered by Richard Armstrong, a crime lord who thought he buried the evidence. Ten years later, she's elite military, cold, bossy, and living for one thing: revenge. Her mission: infiltrate Armstrong's world as his daughter's bodyguard. Her target: Becky Armstrong-spoilt, sharp-tongued, trapped in a gilded cage she never asked for. Becky doesn't trust anyone. Especially not the stone-faced soldier who saves her life, then breaks into her father's secrets. Freen doesn't plan to trust anyone either. Especially not the girl whose last name is soaked in her family's blood. But bullets don't care about last names. Neither does adrenaline. Neither does the way Becky looks at Freen like she's the only real thing in a house full of lies. As kidnappings, raids, and betrayals tear through them, hate turns to reluctant respect... then to something dangerous, desperate, and forbidden. Because Freen's revenge will bring down Becky's father. And Becky's love might be the reason Freen loses herself. She came for justice. She stayed for her. Now she has to choose: burn Armstrong's empire to the ground... or burn with the only person who makes her want to live past it. _Enemies-to-lovers. GL romance. Military action. Slow burn tension. Betrayal that cuts both ways._

A rainy afternoon. A quiet coffee shop. A shy artist and a musician trying to find her way back to music. When Freen meets Becky, neither of them expects a simple conversation to change their day-and maybe their lives. A soft and cozy WLW one-shot filled with coffee, rain, art, music, and new beginnings. ☕🌧️🤍

"They say forever is a measurement of time. I think they're wrong. I think forever is a place where we finally stop running." When Lena walked away, she didn't just leave a note; she erased herself from the manuscript of their lives. Now, deep in the mist-veiled mountains of Chiang Mai, Miu has finally found the house where the ink ran dry. But the woman behind the door is a stranger draped in shadows, guarded by a silent doctor and a barricade of unseasonal flowers. Lena says she has forgotten. Lena says the countdown has already begun. But every lingering touch and every desperate plea to "go back" tells a story of a devotion so fierce it borders on the haunting. As the clock ticks from ten to zero, Miu must navigate a labyrinth of unspoken truths to find what Lena is so desperately trying to protect. In this house of echoes, she will learn that the end of a story is often just a cover for a much deeper beginning. Because if forever isn't a length of time, it's a choice-and Miu is running out of time to make hers.

Three years after their heartbreaking breakup, the internet sees them together again. Standing beside a river. Laughing. Happy. As if nothing had ever happened. Once known as Thailand's most beloved GL couple, Lena and Miu captured millions of hearts with their undeniable chemistry on and off screen. What started as a successful on-screen partnership turned into a real-life love story that fans around the world adored. For four years, they were inseparable. Then, without warning, Lena announced their breakup. Miu disappeared. No explanations. No goodbyes. No closure. And then a single photo from Miu changes everything. A ring. One picture. No caption. No explanation. As the world desperately searches for answers, old feelings, hidden truths, and unfinished promises begin to resurface. Were they really over? Or was their love story never truly finished? A story about fame, heartbreak, second chances, and a love that refused to be forgotten.

Awards ×1 Mature (18+) 🔥 but the explicit scenes are skippable Dear Chef | ขออภัยด้วยครับเชฟ Book 03 of the Collection "Love, to be Trusted" Charlotte Austin, a widely popular food vlogger from Bangkok comes across a famous restaurant in the mentioned area. Not satisfied by the costumer's unpleasant behaviour, the chef, Engfa Waraha, calls the influencer out which results in Charlotte giving a horrible review to the restaurant's food. The food and behaviour review almost destroys the chef's career until Charlotte feels bad for her behaviour and asks for forgiveness. Will Engfa forgive her after what she did? Will it be difficult for Charlotte to win her over? Will their relationship get better with time? Second Place 🥈- Journey 2026 (March) Tropes: Hate to love, Second chance, Drama, Morally gray character, Redemption, Restaurant owner x food vlogger, Chef x influencer Trigger Warnings: PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder), Flawed main character, Realistic attempts of life and love, mature content (P.s. this has nothing to do with EngLot's series. This is an RPF.)

The rule was simple: No Pets. Miu broke it for a stray kitten she found in a storm. Lena broke Miu's heart by making her give it up. It started with a heavy rain and a rescue. It ends with Miu realizing that some grudges are far more permanent than a university housing contract.

Engfa Waraha is the nonchalant heiress of Waraha Holdings-someone who never cared for socializing, never cared for being liked. She is cold to the point of intimidation, the kind of woman people fear approaching because her silence feels sharper than words. Then, there's Charlotte Austin. The youngest daughter of the owner of Austin Architectural Firm. Charlotte was the complete opposite of her-brave, radiant, and effortlessly alive. A social butterfly, the center of every room she stepped into. She didn't walk, she arrived like a storm wrapped in sunlight. And to Engfa, Charlotte wasn't just a person. She was a whirlwind-loud enough to shake Engfa's walls, warm enough to melt her ice, and dangerous enough to make her forget who she had always been.

Years ago, Lookmhee confessed to her best friend beneath the sound of summer rain and lost her. Now, years later, Sonya returns. Not as the bright, untouchable girl she once was, but as a woman trying to remember how to breathe again. Lookmhee is still there, running her flower shop, still smiling like she's never been hurt, still loving softly, without asking for anything in return. Between withered stems and new petals, between silence and laughter, something begins to grow again. The kind that stays, forgives, heals, and waits. Because sometimes, love doesn't have to bloom all at once. Sometimes, it just needs time.