Joong Archen has spent years mastering the art of hiding his true feelings. Growing up alongside Dunk Natachai, their bond was always effortless, quiet, and unbreakable. But while Joong's heart long ago crossed the line from boyhood friendship into an intense, unspoken devotion, Dunk's path seemed clearly defined-he is straight, utterly oblivious to the love burning right beside him, and happily committed to his girlfriend. Content to stay in the shadows as Dunk's fiercest protector and steady shadow, Joong promises himself he will never ruin what they have. But as corporate pressures, sudden family betrayals, and unexpected turns of fate begin to fracture the comfortable world Dunk thought he knew, the boundaries between friendship and something far deeper start to blur. And when Joong finally reaches his breaking point and confesses the truth, one desperate question remains: Will taking that leap destroy their entire world, or become the exact thing that saves it?

Six years ago, Joong and Dunk were husbands who loved each other deeply-until misunderstandings tore their marriage apart and ended with two signatures on divorce papers. Dunk left without telling Joong one important truth: he was pregnant with their child. Now, Six years later, Dunk is raising his little son alone and has finally learned to live without the man who broke his heart. Joong, meanwhile, is engaged and believes his past is behind him. Until fate brings them face-to-face again. And when Joong sees the little boy standing beside Dunk, he notices something impossible to ignore. The child has his eyes.

Dunk baby, Joong Bossy. Joong become Dunk's guardian and then his Boyfriend, Use strictness to keep him on the right path due to his health condition...that irks Dunk always.

Joong and Dunk grew up inseparable, their love steady enough to lead them toward forever. But as their wedding approaches, Dunk still carries a quiet weight from his past - and Joong, calm and unwavering, is determined to protect him from every shadow, loving him until even the pain feels small. 🤍

Dunk had known Joong for years. Or at least, he thought he did. Joong was his sister Mira's best friend, the familiar face who occasionally appeared at family dinners, the man their parents adored, and the person everyone seemed convinced would one day end up with Mira. But when Dunk moves to the city to live with his sister and begins college, he finally gets to know Joong properly. And Joong is nothing like the distant memory Dunk had of him. He is annoyingly protective. He calls Dunk kiddo, ruffles his hair, teases him, and treats him like the little brother he never had. Dunk hates it. Until somewhere between late-night conversations, quiet smiles, shared moments, and feelings he can't explain, he realizes he doesn't want to be Joong's little brother. He wants to be something more. But some feelings are easier to hide than to confess. So Dunk keeps his love to himself, even when jealousy burns quietly inside him, even when seeing Joong beside Mira hurts, even when every small kindness makes him fall a little deeper. Sometimes love has to wait until two people are finally ready to become something neither of them had the courage to name. And somewhere between leaving and coming home, they found the place where they became us.

CALL ME LADY Dunk Natachai has a simple life. A tiny house with his mother. Paint under his fingernails. Fresh cakes in the oven. Handmade jewelry on his desk. And enough stray cats outside his window to make him question whether he actually owns the house. He likes his quiet life. Until "Laila Archen Aydin" finds him. Laila is twenty-four, the youngest daughter of the powerful Aydin family-and she has been living abroad for years. No interviews. No public appearances. No recent photographs. Only old childhood pictures and a few teenage memories remain of her. But Laila hasn't simply been away. She disappeared on purpose. She's been secretly investigating her own family, trying to uncover what happened inside the Ayden Household. And now she needs Dunk. Because Dunk's father died years ago. Officially, it was an accident. Dunk has always believed it. Until Laila tells him otherwise. His father's death may be connected to the Aydin family. And Laila has been searching for the truth. So when she asks Dunk to take her place, he agrees. There is just one tiny problem. "Dunk is a man." A very pretty man. Now he has to return to the country as Laila Archen Aydin, the daughter who has finally come home to claim her place beside her older half-brother, Joong Archen Aydin" for The Ayden Heir Inheritance Ceremony The Ayden Heir Inheritance Ceremony is an old private tradition held whenever the next generation of heirs formally comes into their position. It isn't simply a celebration. It is the moment the Ayden family publicly acknowledges: These are the people who will inherit the Ayden name, wealth, companies and influence. And that's why Joong and Laila must be present. Nobody has seen the adult Laila closely enough to know what she looks like now. Which means Dunk has a chance. A very small chance. Because pretending to be a wealthy heiress is one thing. Surviving her family is another. And surviving Joong? That might be impossible.

At Evergreen Ivy University, Professor Joong Archen is known for one thing above all else-perfection Cold, brilliant, and painfully professional, the young professor has spent years building walls no one dares to cross. Emotions are distractions. Attachments are weaknesses. And chaos has no place in his carefully ordered world Then Dunk Natachai arrives Sharp-tongued, stubborn, and endlessly troublesome, Dunk has a talent for turning everything upside down. While everyone fears Professor Archen's icy gaze, Dunk finds amusement in it Annoying him becomes a game Watching the perfect professor lose his patience becomes his favorite pastime They are complete opposites One thrives in silence The other lives for chaos And somehow, fate keeps pulling them together Dunk offers a deal: his body in exchange for the grade he needs. It is a cynical, transactional proposition meant to test the limits of Joong's moral foundation Joong, who has spent his entire professional life suppressing his base instincts, does not reject the offer Instead, he accepts, rationalizing it as a way to "handle" the problem student As months pass, Dunk realizes he no longer wants to win He wants to stay But Joong recognizes the truth before either of them can admit it-and does the only thing he believes is right He walks away Not because he doesn't care But because he cares too much Heartbroken and angry, Dunk is left with a choice that could destroy the man who shattered his heart Yet despite the pain. Despite the betrayal. Despite every reason he has to hate him. He can't. Because some people enter your life like a storm. They ruin your peace, steal your heart, and leave you wondering whether surviving them was ever the point Maybe some loves aren't meant to save you. Maybe they're meant to ruin you beautifully. OUR BEAUTIFUL MADNESS A Professor × Student Romance Sometimes the most dangerous thing isn't falling in love It's realizing you'd burn the world before letting go

"Fucking... asshole..." Dunk cursed under his breath, his body trembling from the overwhelming sensations. Joong leaned in, voice low and vicious against his ear. "That's right," Joong growled, his hips snapping forward, thrusting into Dunk with increasing force. "I am fucking an asshole." For generations, the Boonpraserts and Aydins have stood side by side-two of Thailand's most powerful dynasties, bound by legacy, empire, and an unspoken promise to protect each other's interests. Now, that promise is becoming permanent through the upcoming marriage between the Aydin heir and the Boonpraserts' only daughter. Joong Archen Aydin is everything an heir should be: elegant, obedient, and impossibly perfect-the golden son shaped by legacy and expectation. Dunk Boonprasert, on the other hand, is chaos incarnate. Reckless. Sharp-tongued. The black sheep his family tries to hide behind polished smiles and public image. The two have been enemies since childhood-locked in a lifelong war of petty sabotage, brutal words, and fights that always turned ugly. But everything changes the night Dunk decides to give in to a moment's vulnerability and sleeps with Joong. His sister's fiancé. His lifelong nemesis. The one person he should have never touched.

Joong, an alpha, have two serious problems: One; he has a problem with his loneliness; and two, he can't sleep. He can't sleep without his sleeping pill and somehow his sleeping pill damages his brain so he can't smell omega's scent anymore. But one day, he has a new neighbor and his vanilla and warm coconut scent drives him crazy. Joong keeps telling himself that maybe it's only his perfume, until it's not. And now Joong have another serious problem, make it three: He is addicted to his new neighbor.

In silent admiration, Dunk, a kind-hearted and artistic student from the art department, has harbored a secret crush on Joong, a charismatic and popular figure from the medical department. Content with admiring him from afar, Dunk cherishes every moment and shared encounter he has had with Joong. However, as fate intertwines their paths through unexpected interactions and shared experiences, Dunk finds himself drawn closer to Joong. Will Dunk ever muster the courage to confess his feelings for Joong, or will he let his silent admiration remain unspoken forever?