Pond and Phuwin have been rivals since the first day of school-grades, attention, even oxygen. They hate each other so much, it's practically a full-time job. But when Pond moves into Phuwin's neighborhood and their moms-lifelong besties-discover the boys are classmates, everything spirals. Suddenly, they're forced to play nice. Fake friendship. Shared dinners. Coordinated tutoring sessions. And worst of all? Their moms think they're adorable together. Pond is the school's bad boy-motorbike, charm, and a trail of broken hearts. Phuwin is the academic menace-sharp-tongued, caffeine-fueled, and secretly unbothered by Pond's theatrics. They clash like fire and sarcasm. But when someone else tries to hurt Phuwin, Pond's fury is instant. And when Phuwin sees Pond vulnerable-really vulnerable-something shifts. Enemies to lovers? More like enemies to "I hate you so much I'd die for you."

North, Ter, Dao and Phoon grew up as brothers in the same rundown orphanage, adopted by a legendary military general who raised them with love and a slight obsession with self-defense. Now in their twenties, they look sweet and innocent-but give them a weapon, throw them in a fight, or mess with anyone they're protecting, and you'll regret it. Trained in 13 martial arts, six languages, sniper-level shooting, and psychological warfare (because why not?), they're the ultimate bodyguard squad. They can disarm bombs, hack satellites, break bones with chopsticks... but they'll scream at a ghost and lose their minds over cake or puppies. Their overprotective father had always refused to let them be bodyguards-until one day, they accidentally wiped out a squad of the King's elite guards during training. Impressed (and terrified), the head of royal security assigns them to secretly protect the royal heirs, all while enrolling them in royal university. Johan, Hill, Arthit and Tonfah aren't just royal-they're walking Greek god statues. Johan is brooding, Arthit is a smirk machine, Hill has beauty that stops time, and Tonfah's so ethereal he might actually be a fallen angel... with a sass level that could kill. The problem? The royal heirs refuse to be protected. But North, Ter, Dao and Phoon? They're assigned. And this time, it's royal orders. Now they're enrolled in university-trying to blend in while secretly protecting the heirs. But it's chaos every step of the way, with sniper rifles in hoodies, royal heirs escaping at every turn, and ghost stories that send these tough guys running for cover. The mission's deadly-but they're also the funniest bodyguards ever.

Why do stories always seem to end the moment the main character confesses their love? The real story is in actually living the relationship. So here's my favorite show: now that all the characters are officially a couple, their ups and downs, fights, and twists start a whole new chapter. There's possessive love, honest love, and friendships that mean everything. The confession was just the beginning-the real ride starts now.

When a biggest mafia of Thailand falls for an ordinary not just ordinary university boy, it's not love-it's become obsession. Joong rules the underground with cold eyes and a loaded gun, never letting anyone close....But then he meets Dunk-soft-faced, stunning, with a quiet fire in his eyes and lips that talk back. Joong doesn't just want him.....He craves him.....In his world. In his bed. In his arms. Dunk tries to escape...Joong makes sure he can't.....Because when the mafia falls for someone...he doesn't fall in love-he claims it.

Joong is an ordinary, goofy, kind-hearted guy who's a genius but comes from a simple background. When he falls in love, he's totally blind to everything else. Dunk is rich, cute sexy ,and with arrogant look, and stuck under his family's strict rules. . When he meets Joong at a wedding, he decides to use him just for some fun-nothing serious but ended up doing bad... But Joong thinks it's real love and won't let go. He follows Dunk to the city, only to find out Dunk is way out of his league. So, Joong becomes Dunk's bodyguard just to stay close. . . This story is about messy feelings, blurred lines between fun and love, and two people from different worlds figuring out what they really want. . .