Est's life is shattered by the loss of his sister, leaving him to raise his young nephew, but the arrival of a mysterious neighbor, William, may open the door to love and hope. ___ Est's carefully structured life collapses in an instant when a hospital call delivers the worst news imaginable: his sister Earn is gone, leaving her four-year-old son, Tawan, in his care. Thrust into the unexpected role of single parenthood, Est struggles to navigate grief, work pressures, and the chaos of raising a young child. Through sleepless nights, tantrums, and small victories, he slowly learns the rhythm of fatherhood, finding strength he didn't know he had. On the morning Tawan starts nursery school, a chance encounter with a mysterious new neighbor, William, hints at a connection that could forever alter the course of their lives.

A story about a quite innocent student name Est Supha met a popular campus fuckboy name William Jakrapatr.

Young CEO Est is struggling under pressure-until a visit to the café across the street and a chance meeting with William begins to change everything. In the heart of Bangkok's business district, best friends William and Nut open Chapters and Cups, a cozy book café where every cup of coffee comes with a handwritten message-and sometimes, a gentle nudge toward healing. Let's see how William and Est find comfort, connection, and maybe something more... one cup at a time. Snippet: He walked up to the counter slowly, eyes scanning the menu, although he wasn't really reading it. "You're new here," the barista said, already watching him. Est looked up. "How did you know?" The barista smiled, easy and confident. "Because I'd remember your face if you weren't." That made Est pause. His lips twitched, amused despite himself. "I'm William," the barista added, extending a hand. "Let me make you a drink. I've got just the thing." Est raised an eyebrow. "Do I get to know what it is?" "Nope," William said cheerfully. "Only question is-do you trust me?" Est stared at him for a second, then nodded. "Surprise me."