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TASTE.

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Reads 73,635
Votes 2,691
Parts 27
Time 2h 23m

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Orm Kornnapath was used to the relentless hustle of Bangkok. By day, she waited tables at a bustling street-side eatery, dodging impatient customers and her grumpy boss. By night, she cleaned offices in towering glass buildings, sweeping floors that would never belong to people like her. No matter how hard she worked, the money never stretched far enough.

Lingling Kwong, on the other hand, lived in a world of flashing cameras and red carpets. A celebrated actress across Asia, she had wealth, fame, and millions of admirers. Yet, behind the glittering mask, loneliness gnawed at her. She had spent years hiding her true self, bound by the industry's expectations and a fear she couldn't shake.

One fateful evening, their worlds collided-quite literally. Amidst the honking of Bangkok's chaotic traffic, Orm, exhausted and distracted, stumbled straight into Lingling's path. A spilled coffee, a broken designer bag, and a string of frustrated apologies later, their lives became entangled in ways neither could have predicted.

Orm, who never imagined crossing paths with a celebrity, found herself drawn into Lingling's carefully guarded world. And Lingling, accustomed to scripted romance and staged affection, felt something real for the first time.

But love between them wouldn't come easy. Between societal pressures, personal struggles, and the undeniable gap between their worlds, they had to decide-was this love worth fighting for?All Rights Reserved

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