They had known each other long before they knew what love was. Sky and Nani grew up together, two inseparable boys who shared everything from childhood secrets to stolen glances that slowly began to mean more than friendship ever could. Somewhere between growing up and growing closer, their bond became something neither of them dared to name. Until something happened. Something that changed Nani completely. The boy who once looked at Sky with nothing but love now couldn't stand the sight of him. Whatever they once had was replaced by anger, distance, and hatred.. "Why do you hate me so much, Nani?" "Because hating you is easier than remembering how much I loved you." while Nani was doing everything he could to bury the past, Sky remained exactly where he'd always been. Maybe some love isn't meant to be returned. Maybe it's just meant to remain...

Sky's world is ordinary-lectures, late-night shifts, unpaid bills, and the quiet determination to build a future on his own. Until one night... He crosses paths with Nani. A man wrapped in mystery, feared by many, understood by none, and far more dangerous than he appears. What should have been a fleeting encounter slowly unravels into something neither of them saw coming, pulling Sky into a world where every secret has a price, every shadow hides the truth, and some pasts refuse to stay forgotten. After all... Not every meeting is a coincidence. Some are written long before fate decides it's time to remember.

Sky Wongravee spent years trying to forget the boy who disappeared from his life without a goodbye. But when that same boy suddenly returns to his university years later, Sky realizes something far crueler than being left behind-Nani Hirunkit doesn't remember him at all. While Sky struggles between anger, longing, and the love he could never bury, Nani finds himself haunted by unfamiliar memories that feel far too painful to belong to a stranger. Dreams that leave him breathless. Tears he cannot explain. A heartbeat that aches only around Sky. Because somewhere beneath the forgotten past... there was once a love so deep it survived even after being erased. But some memories disappear for a reason. And some love stories are tragic enough to begin long after they already ended.

In a university where names carry weight and rivalries run deep, they've always stood on opposite sides-clashing, competing, refusing to give the other even a moment of peace. Then comes a deal they never saw coming. A relationship that isn't real. A role they both agree to play-carefully, convincingly, without crossing any lines. But somewhere between crowded corridors, quiet nights, and arguments that start to feel like something else... the distance shifts. The rivalry softens. And the line they promised not to cross... slowly disappears. Because sometimes, the person you were never meant to choose becomes the only one you can't let go.

A sudden accident... that revealed many truths.. A hidden heir whom no one knew... A boy who gave his everything for someone got betrayed in the end.... Their paths have become one...But will they be able to understand each other...? Will they be able to Endure each other...?

He was too cold, too distant-untouchable in every way. He was careful with people-careful with feelings, careful with trust. Nothing too deep, nothing that could hurt. Until he happened... loud, chaotic, and completely out of place... a mistake that should've been easy to ignore. But it didn't feel like one. Somehow, the one person he was never meant to choose became the only one he couldn't walk away from. And maybe... it was never a mistake at all.

Sky Wongravee and Nani Hirunkrit. Two names that carried their own weight, their own presence... and when put together, created nothing but chaos. They were best friends. But they're strangers now. They were something in between-something complicated. Every encounter felt like a clash, every glance held more meaning than it should, like they were constantly trying to prove something... or hide it. Because with them, it was never simple. Nani : but you said... Sky : I lied.