A ballerina. A thief. A kiss that wasn’t supposed to matter.
Bell Suthivong, Bangkok’s darling of ballet, has spent her life performing, on stage, in public, and inside her four-year relationship with Kwan. Everything about her life is picture-perfect. But when a stranger named Mint kicks a thief off a moving motorcycle and hands Bell’s stolen bag back like it’s nothing, something shifts.
Mint Chansuk is quiet, kind, and utterly unshaken by Bell’s fame or femininity. She’s also a lesbian. And the more time Bell spends with her, the harder it becomes to ignore the questions rising inside her, questions about desire, identity, and the performance of being straight.
What starts with a kiss Bell didn’t plan turns into a fracture she can’t undo. Kwan refuses to let go. Mint refuses to be a secret. And Bell is stuck between a version of herself she’s always known… and a future that scares her.
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