After a minor injury sidelines him, Est watches as his sponsors swiftly vanish, leaving him with only one remaining ally: "Lykn." It's clear they're the only ones willing to invest in his future, but whether William's desire to help stems from a genuine admiration for Est's unwavering dedication, or something more, is yet to be revealed.

One Omega. Two Alphas. And absolutely no boundaries. For Est supha, life is a constant tug of war. On one side is William Jakrapatr, his husband, whose Prime Alpha instincts involve dramatic pouting and sneaking back into bed after a ban. On the other is Wesley Jakrapatr, their son, who is determined to out alpha his father for the Best Hug trophy. When these two aren't fighting over who gets to hold Est's hand or who gets the first Sweet Cream recharge of the morning, they're teaming up to create the kind of domestic chaos that only a Jakrapatr can survive. Dive into a world where the laundry is never done, the kitchen is occasionally a lake and the love is so thick you can practically smell the jasmine in the air.

A swimming coach and a famous actor, tied together by an arranged marriage neither wanted. They expected chaos...not love. William fell first. Est fell harder.

Wesley has a gecko, Forte has a juice box, and together they've decided their single dad needs a backup. Est-a sad guy in a hoodie who didn't plan on being tackled by twins, renamed "Dad 2.0," or emotionally adopted over lizard. And one ex T-pop idol dad who's just trying to survive snack time, and you've got a full-blown mission of love, laughter, and high-level nonsense. The plan? Find Dad. The problem? Papa definitely says no.

A rising idol and a powerful CEO-two worlds collide in a secret love full of soft moments, deep feelings, and quiet promises. In a world where love must hide, their hearts find a way to speak louder. A healing story

William didn't expect anything more than a fresh start at work-until he kept running into Est. What began as small, passing moments slowly turned into an easy friendship, built on quiet conversations and unspoken understanding. But as William starts to notice the cracks in Est's relationship with Aun-his own colleague-he finds himself caught between what he sees and what Est deserves. And somewhere between truth, heartbreak, and healing, something deeper begins to take shape.

Est thought love would be gentle. But what he got was William - his husband, his protector, his captor. From childhood, William had claimed Est. And now, as the ruthless CEO of a criminal empire, he has turned that obsession into complete domination. Est is dressed in silk, kissed like glass - but every moment is a game of survival. William's love is violence dressed as devotion. And Est is too terrified - and too entangled - to run. But what happens when Est starts to crave the cage that confines him? Dark romance | Psychological control | Possessive husband Power imbalance, forced closeness, twisted tenderness Gaslighting, emotional manipulation Stockholm Syndrome undertones

Est Supha is Thailand's most beloved Idol/Actor- adored, admired, and envied by millions. But behind the perfect smile, he's spiraling. A high-profile breakup with another actor has left him emotionally drained, and the constant presence of stalkers, obsessive fans, and relentless paparazzi makes it nearly impossible to breathe. After a terrifying incident, his agency hires LYKN - an elite private security unit known for their special ops-level skills, discretion, and history of handling criminal threats. What no one expects is that within this chaos, Est begins to find comfort, healing... and unexpected love. Especially with William - LYKN's cold, enigmatic leader who's sworn never to get personally involved. {Inspired by the music video of "Trust Me" by LYKN}

Est never wanted attention, but when a persistent admirer corners him, he panics-grabbing the nearest boy and blurting out a lie: "He's my boyfriend." The problem? That boy is William, the cold, dangerous student everyone avoids. What starts as a fake relationship to escape trouble slowly turns into something far harder to deny.