Undone by Time | LINGORM
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After two years of secretly being together, at the peak of their careers, Ling and Orm decided to pause their relationship, promising to pick things up when circumstances were more favourable. Ling moved to Hong Kong for a job that was supposed to keep her away from Thailand for six months. But when she returned, seven years had passed, and their lives had changed in ways they could have never imagined.
Do they still care for one other? Will they find their way back?
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The usual disclaimer:
The characters are obviously inspired by LingOrm, and there might be references to real-life events, but the story is purely fictional. This is the fruit of one of my dreams (yep, I actually dreamt about it. Those two are taking over my life-help).
English is not my first language, so my apologies for any potential mistakes.
Peace and Love, JKRs :)
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