Miu gets into a terrible car accident one night while driving with her young son. Lena is a vampire who happened to be passing by when the accident happened. She managed to save the child, but the little boy was already dying. With no other way to keep him alive, Lena turned him. Now Miu has a son who is technically alive, but no longer human. With no idea how to raise a vampire child or navigate this new reality, she has no choice but to rely on the one person who can help them.

Miu knew, long before anyone said it out loud, that Lena was never going to be hers. Some things didn't need confession. They lived in the way Lena never reached first, in the way her life always seemed to exist somewhere Miu could not follow. There was already someone written into Lena's story-someone constant, someone chosen. And Miu... was not. Still, she stayed. She stayed in the quiet spaces between takes, where the lines blurred and the cameras could no longer tell what was real. She stayed in the soft hours of the night, where Lena's voice lost its certainty and found its way to her instead. She stayed in every moment that felt like something more, even when she knew it would never become anything at all. Because Lena never asked her to stay. But she never let her go, either. And so Miu became a habit- a place Lena returned to when the world grew too heavy, when love felt like something slipping through her fingers, when everything else fell apart. Miu was never the beginning. She was never the end. Just the in-between. The almost. The place where Lena could set down her broken pieces- and leave them behind when she was whole again. And if loving Lena meant being nothing more than that, Miu would still give her everything. After all, she always had. Take all the love, even if it was never yours to keep.

Somewhere between memory and forgetting. There are places that remember us long after we have forgotten them. When architectural photographer Lena arrives at the Grand Meridian Hotel in Bangkok, she expects nothing more than a temporary stay and a restoration project. An old hotel, a collection of forgotten rooms, and a few weeks spent documenting what time has left behind. But something about the Grand Meridian feels strangely familiar. The corridors. The rain against the windows. The scent of white flowers lingering in empty rooms. And then, at exactly 4:04 in the morning, someone knocks on her door. Her name is Miu. She is beautiful, mysterious, and speaks to Lena with the familiarity of someone who has known her for years. "You're late," she says. Lena doesn't remember meeting her. Miu seems to have expected that. When Lena discovers a brass key engraved with the number 404, she begins uncovering the hotel's forgotten history - one involving a sealed floor, an incident twelve years ago, and two women whose names have almost disappeared from its records. But some memories refuse to stay buried. And some people are impossible to forget, even when you no longer remember loving them. A story about lost time, unfinished promises, and finding your way back to the person who once felt like home. Because sometimes, the most difficult part of falling in love isn't remembering them. It's choosing to love them again.

Lena just got her first girlfriend, and everything is going great. Until her friends ask if they've slept together yet. The answer is no. Lena has never done anything with anyone, and apparently, her friends think this is a problem. After being teased into overthinking every possible scenario and realizing she has absolutely no idea what she's doing, Lena finally confesses her worries to her best friend. Miu, apparently, has a solution. Lena should probably say no. She doesn't.

After My Safe Zone, Lena and Miu are practically inseparable. They're always together, always touching, and so comfortable with each other that neither has ever questioned where the line is. Until their next project. The new series is darker, more mature, and far more intimate. Their characters kiss constantly, and the script demands a kind of closeness they've never had to fake before. So Lena suggests they practice. And Miu agrees. or Lenamiu practice kissing until they cross the line.

Lena's wife cheats (not Miu obviously), realizing she needs a break and time to heal she goes to Seabriar, and an inn owned by Nan, Miu's grandmother. Miu is a single mom with a three year old son. This one is pretty angsty and emotional. slow burn.

Art restorer Lena Schuett is used to fixing broken things. Desperate to pay her mother's medical bills, she accepts a job inside the fortified estate of a rising Bangkok politician and his stunning wife, Miu Kornwong
To the public, the couple is a beautiful picture of devotion. But after Lena signs a strict non-disclosure agreement and moves into the isolated mansion to finish her work, she begins to notice tiny, unsettling cracks in their perfect facade. Drawn to the quiet, enigmatic Miu, Lena realizes that behind closed doors, nothing is what it seems. Trapped in a suffocating web of wealth, political secrets, and a dangerous attraction, Lena must decide how much she is willing to risk, and whether she can walk away from a masterpiece that is quietly calling out for her help.

The first time Angel Celestia stole a halo, Heaven laughed. The second time, they sighed. By the third, the mischievous young angel found herself standing before the Celestial Council with a single choice: spend thirty days on Earth and help three lonely hearts find love, or remain grounded among the clouds. Confident in her charm and certain that human hearts could not be that complicated, Angel Celestia accepted the mission without hesitation. Angel Celestia had come to Earth to guide others toward love. She never imagined that, before her thirty days were over, she would have to face a far greater challenge.

Lena Lalina adalah seorang siswa SMA biasa yang sangat menggemari dunia olahraga. Terutama Basket. Tidak pernah ia sekalipun tidak menghadiri eskul Basketnya tersebut. Lena menjadi salah satu murid berprestasi di sekolahnya. Ia seringkali menjuarai pertandingan Basket untuk sekolahnya. Namun, semuanya berubah saat ia mulai mengenal wanita yang belum lama ini Lena kenal. "I need you, Lena." "Aku masih di sekolah." "Please?" "Can you wait?" "But i need your finger right now."

Uma rotina cuidadosamente construída pode parecer eterna - até o dia em que deixa de ser. Lena administra uma pequena livraria independente em uma cidade onde o tempo parece caminhar mais devagar, sustentado por hábitos antigos, rostos familiares e um equilíbrio silencioso que ela aprendeu a proteger. Mas quando uma obra inesperada ameaça alterar não apenas o espaço ao redor, ela se vê obrigada a sair do lugar seguro que construiu para si. Do outro lado, Miu vive em um ritmo completamente diferente - prático, acelerado e voltado para o futuro. Quando descobre que um projeto importante sob sua responsabilidade foi interrompido, ela retorna à cidade preparada para resolver tudo com eficiência, sem imaginar que encontrará resistência justamente onde menos esperava. Entre tradição e mudança, duas mulheres guiadas por visões opostas terão seus caminhos cruzados, revelando que algumas transformações não dizem respeito apenas aos lugares que habitamos, mas também às versões de nós mesmas que insistimos em preservar.