her love language (LINGORM)

her love language (LINGORM)

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Fiction
Romance
Slow Burn
Opposites Attract
Despite being the only daughter of the country's most prominent entertainment label, Jane actively shunned the spotlight. She'd chosen a career in engineering, believing it would offer refuge from the relentless glare of fame. Ironically, fate had other plans. Her unexpected encounter with Pim, a lawyer whose breathtaking beauty was offset by an unemotional demeanor, had captured the media's attention, leading to a whirlwind of misunderstandings and humorous speculation. Pim, outwardly appearing arrogant and aloof, possessed an inner beauty that subtly captivated those around her. Little by little, she began to reveal a caring and affectionate side, specifically towards Jane. Her actions spoke louder than words, showing her genuine affection for Jane through small gestures and quiet acts of support, unbothered by the prying eyes and relentless speculation of the public. Her indifference to the media's narrative allowed their genuine connection to flourish, unaffected by the noise surrounding them. Lingling Sirilak Kwong as Pim Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong as Jane
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Lingling Kwong has always preferred the company of clay over people. As a reclusive pottery maker, she finds comfort in the quiet solitude of her studio, shaping imperfect yet soulful creations with her hands. Then Orm Kornnaphat walks in-poised, elegant, and entirely out of place. She requests a set of tea cups, "simple, but with character," and keeps finding excuses to return, drawn to Lingling's world in ways she doesn't fully understand. What begins as a business transaction slowly turns into something deeper, unspoken but undeniable. But both women carry pasts they don't talk about-Orm, bound by family expectations and obligations she can't escape, and Lingling, haunted by a life she once abandoned. As tensions rise and their connection is tested, they must decide: will they remain shaped by the past, or will they risk everything for something beautifully imperfect-something real? A slow-burn sapphic romance about love, art, and the quiet spaces in between

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