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No Matter How Good You Are
Though this book doesn’t care how skilled the author is,
and has journeyed through time for over a decade,
in many chapters, sentences, and examples from the author’s stories,
we find that the narratives remain unchanged, almost as if preserved in time.
The storylines are familiar and unaltered,
while the people featured in the book
have sometimes passed away or parted ways—much like the cycle of samsara.Some questions have been answered,
while many remain unresolved…
And this is why we invite you, the reader,
to pick up this book and “question”
the events that have persisted for over ten years,
and to explore them together once more. -
No Words of Comfort Can Instantly Stop the Sorrow
To all the humans who can smile, laugh, and cry—
the pain of feeling “unloved by others” can seem overwhelming,
but compared to the pain of “not loving yourself,”
this inner hurt is many times deeper.If you’re feeling sorrow now, no words of comfort in this world will instantly heal that pain.
Often, comforting words aren’t enough to erase sadness right away.What truly helps is giving yourself time—
to fully feel your emotions,
to learn from what’s happened,
and to allow yourself a break from grief,
so you can move forward stronger.Though sadness may not disappear immediately,
with time, it can fade for good.
Simply giving yourself time to heal
can guide you through it beautifully. 🙂 -
No5
After being proposed to, I felt like I was walking in a haze, unable to see which path to take—whether to move forward with him or to part ways and face the future alone.
Then I met her, Rattikan, a school friend I had spoken to only once before, on the day she wore Chanel No. 5.
Suddenly, many of my thoughts changed.
Her scent stirred memories,
her scent stirred feelings,
and it awakened a deep part of my heart that was hard to accept… that I love her. -
Not even NASA can bring you back
Sometimes someone doesn’t want to disappear—they just don’t want to come back.
This book, NASA Can’t Bring Her Back, is a collection drawn from my own life and the lives of those around me.
Because I believe many others have gone through similar stories, though each of our endings may differ.
Whenever someone comes to me for advice about love, I always tell them I’m no expert—I’ve failed at love myself. All I can do is listen and let them vent.
So now, are you ready to listen to their stories too?
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Not Every Farewell Brings Us Back Together
If the arrival of someone
or the emergence of something in life is a gift,
then the memories that remain with us now
must be a truly special gift. -
Nueang Nimman
“Don’t ever let anyone know you’re not an alpha.
Because once they do, they’ll take everything from us.”In a world where strength is defined
by the words Alpha, Beta, and Omega,
being an omega—branded as the weakest of all—
is seen as a flaw too dangerous to reveal.For Nueng Nimman,
that weakness must be buried deep.
Hidden from sight.
Erased from every trace of his existence.But what Nueng Nimman may have forgotten is this—
no matter how tightly you conceal it,
an omega… is still an omega. -
Obsessed
It’s uncertain whether it was her sweet, delicate face…or the lingering scent of perfume on her skin that made ‘Run’ fall under the spell of Ann.
As for Ann, she approached this younger woman with careful intent, only to find her own schemes tangled, unable to pull away as she planned.
Although Run insisted firmly that she didn’t care about the past, the scars from it stood like a wall, blocking ‘Ann’s’ heart.
While the giver tried every way to offer love, the receiver shut every door, refusing to let love in. In the end, will they find their way to each other, or not?
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Ocean Glass
Time has passed, and ancient promises have changed. Centuries ago, humans offered tribute to the mermaid tribes, ensuring safe voy- ages, but now, it’s the mermaids who must make contracts with the hu- mans – sending their own kind to live on land in exchange for protection of their waters. Lycha is an unfortunate mermaid, forced onto land and trapped in a glass tank, displayed in an aquarium against her will. That is, until a mysterious man appears at midnight, offering her freedom.
“I was hired to steal the most important thing in this museum.” “What is that?”
“You.”TW: Sexual abuse, Imprison, Murder/Violence, Mentioned suicide, Death, Mentioned rape, Paranormal/Supernatural
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Ocean Poetry
Jullagade is just a small woman who gets caught up in a string of mysterious cases across the city. Nearly every victim is found murdered in temples, with oil bottles spilled nearby. The bodies show no external wounds, but their internal organs appear to have been shattered and removed!
The longer it goes on, the more dangerous it becomes—especially since Jullagade harbors secrets she cannot let anyone discover.
Countdown to a national ethnic disaster unfolds amid the royal patronage of King Rama III,
the terrifying beauty of Thai landscape architecture,
a woman at the window, a deaf child, and the secret mission of Sunthorn Phu.