Description
Po Pawat Nuenganan, is national-level swimmer, renowned for his strength and competitive spirit, and has always presented as a powerful alpha. He's a golden boy, admired by everyone, and expected to bring home gold medals for Thailand. Suddenly, and unexpectedly, Po experiences a rare and dramatic secondary gender reversal, presenting as an omega. This shocking change shatters his carefully constructed image and athletic career. He faces intense bullying and discrimination from his teammates and the wider sports community, who now see him as weak and vulnerable. He's ostracized, his training contracts are revoked, and he's left feeling utterly lost and betrayed. Thame Teema Kanjanakittkul, a charismatic and naturally dominant alpha, who is also a member of the wildly popular Thai boy group, Mars. Despite his fame, Thame is grounded and possesses a strong sense of justice. He witnesses Po being humiliated and, drawn to Po's inner strength despite his vulnerable state, intervenes. Thame is secretly fascinated by Po's resilience and the quiet dignity he maintains despite the cruel treatment he endures. He begins to seek out Po, offering him support and friendship. This leads to a complex dynamic: Po, initially wary and ashamed, gradually begins to trust Thame. Thame, in turn, is captivated by Po's determination and the quiet fire that still burns within him.
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