"Tell me something true." Lena looked at her for a long time. Then she whispered, "I don't know how to go back to a life where I don't know what your voice sounds like in my kitchen." Miu's breath caught. "Then don't think about going back tonight." "Okay." "Tonight, just stay here." "I'm here." "Don't say it like goodbye." Lena held her tighter. "I'm here," she repeated. "Not goodbye." For four years, Lena Suwan and Miu Saetang lived under borrowed names. At university, they were free. Free from their families. Free from expectations. Free from the arranged marriages waiting for them after graduation. Miu was the untouchable campus crush who rejected everyone gently. Lena was the rumored heartbreaker everyone thought knew exactly how to keep things casual. So when Miu decided she wanted one thing that belonged only to her before duty claimed the rest of her life, she chose Lena. No feelings. No future promises. No public attachment. No staying over. No falling in love. Just rules. Just borrowed time. But somewhere between secret apartments, broken rules, shared mornings, and keys given "for emergencies," the life they thought they were only borrowing started to feel like the only one that was real. And when graduation finally comes, Lena and Miu must return to the names, families, and futures waiting for them. To the people chosen for them. To the lives they always knew they would have to live. The arrangement was never supposed to survive beyond university. Neither were their feelings. But some choices refuse to stay in the past. And some lives become impossible to give back.

Mature story. For Miu, raised under high-society rules and endless pressure, Lena is a dangerous anomaly-everything she shouldn't love. Torn between status and unstoppable feelings, Miu hides her love behind a cruel, harsh facade. She denies the truth that behind her arrogant walls, she has fallen completely for the girl she calls "trash."

Lena lost her home. She never expected to find it in the girl who spent twenty years pushing her away. After losing both of her parents in a tragic accident, Lena Shuett is taken in by the Han family and raised alongside their only daughter, Miu. To Lena, the Hans become the family she never thought she'd have again. To Miu, Lena is the girl who stole the attention that was supposed to be hers. For twenty years, Miu pushes Lena away. For twenty years, Lena loves her anyway. But when a long-buried promise between their fathers resurfaces, the line between family and first love starts to blur. Sometimes, home isn't the place you were born. Sometimes... Home is you.

A LenaMiu fanfiction Lena has spent seven years naming what she feels for Miu with careful, acceptable words. Friendship. Closeness. Destiny, even, because the birthday thing gave her something cosmic to hide behind. Then a fashion event happens. A man stands too close. And Lena runs out of acceptable words.

Natsha doesn't believe in love. She believes in chemistry, good coffee, and leaving before things get messy. Lorena believes in staying. Which is exactly why she's trouble. After an accidental iced coffee disaster turns into suspiciously frequent run ins, teasing becomes tension, tension becomes longing, and two women who were never supposed to mean anything to each other start orbiting closer and closer. Near kisses in bookstores, flirting disguised as arguments, rain soaked confessions, and one very nosy old lady convinced they should just kiss already. But when one woman runs from love and the other refuses to leave......who falls first? Sometimes the shortest distance between two hearts is one kiss.

Lorena is a royal alien scientist on a mission to find a missing bride and save a dying empire. Natasha is a human who just wants to go home and eat some real food. Between escaping intergalactic scientists and navigating the chaos of Earth, these two total opposites have to figure out if their connection is a genetic miracle or a romantic catastrophe. Saving the galaxy was supposed to be logical. Falling in love was not part of the protocol.

In an entertainment industry built on control, every image is curated, every pairing is strategic, and every emotion is shaped for public belief. Within the same agency, senior actress Lena Schuett and rising talent Miu Natsha move through carefully structured paths, each bound by expectations that define how they are seen, who they stand beside, and even who they are publicly paired with. Lena, already established and widely admired, is part of a beloved on-screen GL pairing with Ginny, a connection carefully built and protected by the agency. Miu, still new to the industry, is paired with Jayna in a growing partnership designed to capture attention and build her image. Both relationships are managed, measured, and presented as part of their careers. Inside the same agency, their worlds are meant to stay separate-organized by schedules, roles, and the quiet structure of what is allowed to overlap and what is not. But in those brief, unplanned moments between what is controlled and what slips through, something subtle begins to form: a connection that doesn't belong to any script. A glance that lingers too long. A conversation that feels too natural. Something neither planned nor polished, yet impossible to ignore. As professional lines blur and carefully built roles begin to feel less certain, both are drawn into a quiet tension between expectation and feeling, between what is safe and what is real- something that was never meant to exist within the same agency. Something... Off Script.

Seven years ago, they met by accident- in a quiet room, between borrowed notes and words left unsaid. They never crossed the line. Life moved on. What "could have been" was folded into memory. But some connections don't fade. They wait. Seven years later, fate pulls them back into the same orbit. The pull is instant. Familiar. Dangerous. A reminder of a magic that once scared them both. So they hesitate. Is it too soon- a feeling reborn from unfinished longing? Or too late- arriving after time has already taught them regret? Because a second meeting isn't a promise. It's a question. Will they finally choose each other- or let the universe win again?

Lena Schuett does not tolerate disorder. As the CEO of Schuett Empire, she has built a world defined by precision-luxury developments, private estates, and architectural perfection that shapes Bangkok's skyline. Her life is curated, controlled, and untouchable. Until a pastry shop opens directly across her headquarters. Bright. Loud. Unapologetically warm. And owned by Miu. A wealthy heiress who abandoned inheritance for baking, choosing softness over legacy and flour over fortune. Her shop becomes a daily disruption in Lena's perfectly constructed world-an "eyesore" that refuses to be removed, ignored, or negotiated away. When Lena begins persistent attempts to acquire the shop, Miu refuses every offer. Not out of defiance. But because some things are not for sale. What begins as a clash of architecture and warmth slowly becomes something neither of them can fully control-especially when the Ice Queen starts noticing that the one thing she cannot remove from her view... is also the one thing she cannot stop looking at. In a city built on power, control, and silence, love is the only thing neither empire knows how to own.