A Long Way Home

A Long Way Home

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Mon, Apr 6, 202624h 48m
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TOP CHAR BOTTOM ENG In another universe, who was Engfa Waraha if she stayed in Udon Thani and never joined Miss Grand? Would she be married? Was she gay? Would she enjoy fame? And how would she meet Charlotte Austin in this life? If luck was a spectrum, then they stood on the opposite ends. There shouldn't be a reason to meet or to fall in love, but fortunately or unfortunately for her, Charlotte happened to be the most stubborn woman in the world. #ExtremeSlowBurn
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Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin, a married lesbian couple bound by deep love and unwavering support, spent the first three years of their marriage in happiness. Their life seemed perfect - thriving careers, stability, and affection that felt endless. On the surface, everything appeared just right. But slowly, something began to shift. Not because of a third person. Not because of fights or betrayal. But something quieter - love that gradually faded for no clear reason. Charlotte began to feel an emptiness she couldn't explain. And when love disappears without warning, it becomes even harder to understand... and far more painful to accept. Engfa, still deeply in love with Charlotte, desperately searched for answers. She refused to believe that the love they had built so carefully could vanish into silence. But Charlotte had already made her decision: she wanted to leave - not out of anger, but because her heart no longer felt anything.

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