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"There are people we meet by chance. And then there are people we were always meant to meet." Miu Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat has always believed that if something is truly meant for her, fate and destiny will find a way. Lorena Lalina Schuett has always believed that dreams and love are built through the choices people make. When two actresses from completely different worlds are cast as the leads of Channel 3's newest Girls' Love series, everyone expects them to create convincing chemistry on screen. No one expects what happens when the cameras stop rolling. Because perhaps the greatest love stories aren't written in scripts. Perhaps they were written by fate or destiny. Note: English is not my first language...so please pardon and forgive all the errors. Also, this is all based on my imagination and deluluness. No harm to the characters name I used. Basa na mga acla.

Miu is one of the newest rising stars in the drama industry. With her flawless skin, captivating eyes, and beauty that could make anyone fall in love at first glance, she quickly became everyone's obsession. One look at her, and people would instantly go crazy. Among the millions of fans who admired her, Lena was one of the most dedicated. She followed every social media account Miu had - liking, sharing, reposting, and commenting on everything just to help her trend and gain more support. What started as a simple reply to one of Lena's comment. Until one day, Lena received the one thing every fan could only dream of - a direct message from Miu herself. As their connection grows deeper, Lena finds herself stepping into a world filled with fame, rumors, and endless public attention. Can Lena survive loving someone the whole world wants for themselves? Or can Miu protect the person she secretly treasures from the harsh words and pressure that come with being a superstar?

Lena and Miu have never met each other. They've never met despite the fact that their siblings are about to get married. Lena, the sharp-tongued luxury brand photographer flying in from Paris, and Miu, the fiery rising Thai fashion designer, were supposed to cross paths under the best circumstances - polite introductions, warm smiles, and shared excitement for the upcoming wedding. Instead, they collided at the airport. One petty argument. One heated exchange. One undeniable spark neither of them wanted to admit. Now forced together by wedding duties, family expectations, and a tension so thick it could suffocate, Lena and Miu are about to learn the most dangerous truth of all: Sometimes the person you can't stand... is the one you can't stop thinking about. And in the chaos of silk, ceremonies, and stolen glances, hate might just be the beginning of something far more complicated.

Terlahir dari keluarga kaya dan terpandang mungkin menjadi impian bagi banyak orang, namun tidak bagi Anda Anunta yang membawa nama Teavirat di belakang namanya. Nama itu seakan menjadi beban yang harus dia bawa seumur hidupnya, sehingga dia menyembunyikan identitas aslinya. Namun yang Anda sembunyikan bukan hanya sebuah nama Teavirat melainkan ada hal lain yang menjadi luka dan beban lain untuknya, sehingga dia menutup diri dari banyak hal.

Another LingOrm AU. Sequel to Write Me Back.

- EmiBonnie FanFic Written in 3 languages: Burmese, English and Thai 🇲🇲,🇹🇭,🇬🇧

The Girl Who Waved It all begins with a simple gesture at a traffic light. Bam, a woman whose life is carefully ordered and predictable, crosses paths with Oom, a warm-hearted motorcyclist riding a BMW. What starts as a courteous wave between strangers unexpectedly becomes a series of chance encounters-at red lights, in a quiet café, and eventually through late-night messages. To Oom, Bam is simply "Driver," the woman in the white sedan who always seems to appear when she least expects it. As their conversations grow from playful jokes and coffee photos into meaningful moments, they discover an effortless connection built on kindness, laughter, and the comfort of simply being understood. Neither of them is looking for love, yet they slowly become part of each other's everyday lives. But while Oom embraces each new beginning with an open heart, Bam carries a quiet burden she cannot bring herself to share. The closer they become, the more impossible it feels for Bam to keep one part of her life hidden from the person who has begun to matter most. When distance suddenly replaces routine, Oom is left wondering what she did wrong, while Bam struggles with a choice that no one else can see. A story about timing, quiet sacrifices, and the people who change our lives with the smallest gestures, The Girl Who Waved asks a simple question: What happens when the right person arrives at the wrong time? Sometimes love doesn't begin with fireworks. Sometimes... It begins with a wave at a traffic light.

View Benyapa as Elowen Reyes. June Wanwimol as Sereia Valdez. Two women. One studies trauma. The other lives with it every day. As a Clinical Psychology intern, Elowen Reyes has spent years understanding why people break. She knows the theories behind grief, abandonment, attachment, and loss. She knows why some people leave before they can be left. She knows why some wounds never truly heal. What she doesn't know is how to heal her own. Sereia Valdez, a Social Worker assigned to crisis intervention cases, spends her days helping people survive the worst moments of their lives. Victims of abuse. Runaways. Families falling apart. People who have forgotten how to keep going. Everyone sees her as strong. Nobody notices she's falling apart too. Their paths cross outside a hospital room after a suicide attempt case. A simple introduction. A shared responsibility. A conversation that should have ended that night. Instead, it becomes the beginning of something neither of them expected. Between case conferences, midnight phone calls, coffee cups, and hospital hallways, they slowly become each other's safest place. The problem is- safe places can become dependencies. And people who spend their lives saving others often forget how to save themselves. As their feelings grow deeper, so do the wounds they've spent years hiding. Because sometimes love isn't destroyed by betrayal. Sometimes it is destroyed by fear. By silence. By two people who love each other enough to stay, but not enough to believe they're worth staying for. A story about mental health, emotional dependency, healing, and the people we meet before we learn how to love ourselves. Because not every love story ends with forever. Some end with understanding. And sometimes, that hurts even more. "They met while helping other people survive. Years later, they realized they were only trying to survive themselves."

At Mahanakorn University in Bangkok, love isn't just about first kisses and secret notes-it's about surviving group projects, family pressure, money stress, and the fear of what comes after graduation. Student council VP Ling Ling Kwong never expected to fall for quiet transfer student Orm Kornnaphat, especially not while rumors, political rivals, and old gossip try to pull them apart. Theater star Lena Schuett learns to love again with shy pianist Miu Natsha, even though everyone keeps comparing Miu to Lena's famous ex, Namtan Tipnaree. Debate captain Jing Jing Yu and free‑spirited artist Janhae Supasap clash over logic and chaos until they realize they're stronger together. Namtan and Film Rachanun build something honest out of the wreckage of past relationships, while tech‑savvy View Benyapa navigates old flings, new feelings, and a world that still questions women in their field. Around them, side couples Oom Eisaya and Bam Sara Lee fight over bubble tea profits and hidden feelings, while festival co‑leads Enjoy Thidarat and June Nannirin discover that "just partners" might not be enough. Full of jealousy, exes, campus rumors, and real women's struggles-from unsafe night walks and sexist comments to family expectations and burnout-Semester of Us is a GL romantic‑comedy series about choosing each other in public and in private, and proving that love between women isn't a phase, a secret, or a subplot. It's the main story.

Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat was never the type to take university seriously. As the only daughter and heir of one of Thailand's biggest airline companies, Miu has always been kind, charming, and effortlessly smart, but discipline has never been her strongest subject. Classes are optional in her mind, attendance is negotiable, and life is much easier when she can simply appear when necessary. Then she walks into class one day and meets Lorena Schuett. Lena is a scholarship student from Chiang Mai who has built her life around hard work, responsibility, and quiet determination. She has no time for distractions, especially not a rich girl who suddenly starts showing up too often, asking too many academic questions, and looking at her like attending class has become a life-changing experience. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into something neither of them planned. Between university halls, café shifts, late-night study sessions, ridiculous friends, and choices neither of them fully understands yet, Miu and Lena learn that love does not always arrive loudly. Sometimes, it starts with someone simply showing up. And staying. Author's Note: I originally uploaded this story under LenaMiu: Fragments, a collection of LenaMiu AU short stories and one-shots. But after finishing it, I felt like this universe deserved its own separate story. So here it is, Unexpected, now standing on its own.

Freen and Charlotte were once married with deep love and respect for each other. They were young and free through which they had their son, Kyle, forcing both their families to assent to their marriage even though they did not want to. Since Freen's parents were against their relationship, they decided to use pregnancy as leverage against their parents which was successful. Few months after Kyle was born, it was discovered that he had sickle cell due to his parents' genotype. Freen and Charlotte had no choice but to dissolve the marriage and be co-parents to their sickly child. Seven years later, Freen and Charlotte are married again but to different partners, Becky and Engfa respectively. They love their partners dearly. Things start getting messy when Kyle's health starts deteriorating causing Freen and Charlotte to draw closer to the detriment of their marriage. When a major tragedy hits them, it pulls them closer than before, putting their marriages on the cliff. Unresolved feelings are left unsaid and they have to make a very bold choice between their marriage and their feelings for each other.

To her employees, Namtan is the CEO everyone fears. To Film, she's simply the woman she fell in love with in high school. Behind the tailored suits, million-dollar meetings, and intimidating reputation is a wife who loves deeply, laughs loudly, and would burn the world down for the people she loves. As the company slowly discovers the woman behind the CEO, they'll realize one thing... The scariest person in the building isn't always the strongest. And the only person who has ever been able to steal Namtan's heart... is the one she's called hers from the very beginning.

Iris and Vee committed the ultimate sin in high school: they fell in love. But as daughters of rival Thai mafia bosses, their chemistry was a death sentence. They walked away, burying their secrets. ​Years later, Vee is a cold-blooded executioner. Iris is the target.

Since her younger age, Pun always been seen as a child. Even today at 26 years, anyway that's not the reason she left for Boston. It is not the reason but one of them. The craving - She crave to show her belongs that she is strong and no longer their clumsy little one who need help every now and then when she ettempt something new. After 2 years, not even in the city fill with dreams and hoped she got the chance. Unlike Pun, Ploy never had someone by her side. No had a chance with love either by the storie of her first kiss and her short love story with her best friend, she anderstood love wasn't by her side. With her actress career she played uncountless time the girl who were ditched or the girl the male character ditch for . Somehow it make another excuse to rise her trust issues. She used to watch before walking . Never look behind so she keep the same focus .

when did a relationship so beautiful become something so toxic and Controlling Started: June 13/2026 Ended:

In her past life, superstar singer Fah tragically perished alongside her devoted student, Min, who loved her too much to let her go. ​Decades later, Min is reborn as Plengphin, a cold, powerful music tycoon carrying the heavy, agonizing memories of the past life. Determined to guard her heart, her world shatters when a playful indie rookie auditions for her elite new album. It's Fah. (Author is visually inspired by Engfa Waraha as Min/Pleng and Charlotte Austin as Khun Fah. Readers can do the same for better visualization. STRICTLY NOT A FANFIC)

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)

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

What if the person you can't forget... is the one you were never meant to lose? Lena doesn't believe in fate. Not anymore. Because some things are just too far to fix-like distance, like timing, like two hearts living in different countries. She tells herself it's simple: if it's over, it's over. No second chances. No "meant to be." No miracles. But Miu believes otherwise. "If we're meant for each other," she says softly, "we will find our way back." Lena only smiles, because love doesn't rewrite geography. And the future? It doesn't promise anything. Still... some people stay with you, even when they're gone. Some feelings don't fade, no matter how much time passes. And maybe, just maybe... serendipity isn't about finding someone once. Maybe it's about finding them again.

They call Highway 347 The Last Exit-a place where GPS signals die, fog swallows cars whole, and demons feed in the dark. Six girls are drawn into its jaws, split by an ideological war: Freen, Namtan, and Emi use their light to protect the innocent, while Becky, Film, and Bonnie wield terrifying dark magic to hunt down a corrupt cult. When a massive demonic surge traps them together, survival forces these bitter enemies into reluctant, explosive alliances. Sparks fly and tempers flare as the rigid captain Freen clashes with the sarcastically bossy Becky, the investigator Namtan uncovers a devastating secret of betrayal hidden by the ruthless Film, and the sweet but stubborn healer Emi tries to tame the chaotic hellfire of the wild-card Bonnie. To close the gates of hell, they must learn to synchronize their opposing powers-creating devastating combinations of Light, Shadow, Sound, and Blood. But in a game of survival where betrayal smells sweeter than blood, can love survive the night, or will The Last Exit be their final destination?