18+ "Kasih gua 10 alasan kenapa gua harus mau pacaran sama lo!"

Perth The name itself can make chimon angry within seconds The boy perth is his neighbour since their diaper age but he never did get along with perth He thinks perth acts like a cool guy to show off ,the boy is too much that made him an enemy to chimon Chimon He is just an annoying neighbour to perth who loves to prank him I mean who in the hell get up early in the morning just to prank someone Chimon is one hell of crazy person for perth From enemies To lovers A Romantic-Comedy Main ship: Perth-Chimon Sideships :Ohm-nanon, Pondphuwin and many others Hope you will enjoy the story

In this AU story, Chimon's car needs repairs and he takes it to an auto garage. Something happens between himself and the mechanic, Perth, as frustrations build. This frustration ends them in an argument that turns to a fit of sexual passion. PerthChimon enemies/rivals to lovers vibe

Perth and Chimon have an intimate moment when they share a bed because it's raining too hard for Chimon to go home after they hangout at Perth's home.

It all began after GMMTV FANDAY6 in Seoul where the friendship of Perth Tanapon and Chimon Wachirawit changed. - The steam from the hot water began filling the small room. "It's been a long long day. Chimon was so cute at the fan meet. He's gotten more confident when we're on stage singing our duet. The way he looks at me when we're up there makes me melt every single time." His thoughts racing only thinking about his partner. - Based on reality but all fictional (Editing in progress August 2024)

This is my take on the events of episode 10 and 11 (and maybe some more bits). There was so much between the lines that I just started writing it down. To me, Kanghan was torn between his feelings, the whole situation was overwhelming him and that is why he had let go of Sailom's hand. You could see how broken he was. Fair warning: this might be upsetting for some and doesn't have a happy ending (yet) as it only describes a brief moment when Kang was distraught after telling Sailom to leave. Here is a short extract of the first part: Kang kicked the bed, staggered back slightly, tore off the covers with a furious swing and threw them carelessly on the floor before he himself went down, crouching on the edge of the bed, a haze of tears before his eyes. This wasn't right. Nothing concerning Sailom was ever right, not the debts he was saddled with, not the hard work he had to do to make ends meet, and certainly not the nastiness, bullying and humiliation he had inflicted on him.