Five university friends buy an old book as a joke. They never expect it to choose them back. Through a mysterious antique book, five friends are pulled into another world, one that does not erase who they are, but renames them, binds them to unfamiliar fates, and scatters them across a land that already seems to know them far too well. Their faces remain the same. Their memories remain intact. But their names and the world they belong to, are no longer theirs. Separated upon arrival, each must survive in a realm filled with danger, power, and histories they do not remember living.....yet others remember for them. Old grudges, unspoken expectations, and unfinished destinies close in, as the five struggle to understand why this world called for them. The book that brought them there burns away, leaving no path back- only forward. Bound by friendship, fractured by fate, they must find each other again in a world that insists they were never strangers to begin with.

Pond and Dunk had it all-love, careers, a miracle son named Gemini. But one month after Gemini's birth, a drunk driver ended it all. Dunk died. Pond shattered. Seventeen years later, Dunk wakes in a blinding white room. "You left too much unfinished," a voice says. He's given three months to return-not as himself, but as a stranger. To help his loved ones heal. To say goodbye without being known. Or vanish from their memories forever. Now, Gemini is seventeen-brilliant, angry, and lost. Pond is cold, distant, still wearing his wedding ring like a wound. So Dunk returns as "Natachai," a gentle stranger with a familiar smile, and slips quietly back into their lives. He helps his son. He comforts old friends. He teaches Pond how to laugh again. And he falls in love all over again-with the man who doesn't know him. But time is running out. If Dunk reveals who he is, he'll be erased. If he stays silent, he'll lose them again. Three months. One love. And a choice that will break every rule.

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Dunk Natachai was the kind of boy you built a life around-gentle, devoted, quietly radiant. A loving househusband and doting father, he gave up everything for Pond Naravit, his college sweetheart turned husband. Together, they had the perfect life-until Dunk's nosebleeds returned. Stage IV leukemia. Six months to live. He doesn't tell Pond. But that same day, Dunk sees Pond through a restaurant window-smiling, laughing, kissing Phuwin Tangsakyuen, Dunk's childhood best friend. He walks away, heart splintering, and begins a secret bucket list for the time he has left-with one final plea: Take care of Ashton when I'm gone. What he doesn't expect is Joong Archen, Pond's college best friend, to return-with old feelings that never truly died. Or that Phuwin, too, has loved him all along. That his kiss with Pond was a desperate mistake born not from love-but heartbreak. As secrets unravel and truths come to light, three men will break. One will fade. And Pond will realize too late that the love of his life was slipping away in silence. Before the Last Snow is a devastating tale of love betrayed, unspoken devotion, and the quiet bravery of saying goodbye.

At Chulalongkorn University, Pond Naravit is the perfect student-brilliant, charming, and secretly The Porcelain Killer. His victims, drained of blood and posed like delicate dolls, are his gruesome masterpieces. No one suspects him, not even his closest friends. But everything changes when he meets Dunk Natachai, a quiet, beautiful engineering student-his perfect final experiment. What Pond doesn't know is that Dunk is no victim. A dormant psychopath, he has stalked Pond for years, molding himself into Pond's ideal. But this isn't love-it's a deadly game. As bodies pile up and their masks crack, will they destroy each other-or become something far worse?

In 1939 Chiang Mai, as war looms, two boys fall in love-Dunk, a gentle kindergarten teacher, and Pond, a sharp-willed rising military captain. Their bond, hidden from the world, deepens into a secret promise sealed with a shared ring. But when Pond is sent to the frontlines and Dunk is left behind-pregnant and praying-their love is tested by history's cruel hand. Decades later in 2009, 16-year-old Fourth discovers a photo of two young men on what looks like their wedding day. One of them looks just like him. "That's your great-grandfather Dunk," his grandmother tells him. "And the man beside him? That was the love of his life." Until the War Ends is a sweeping tale of forbidden love, wartime sacrifice, and generational healing-a story where love may wait across lifetimes, but never fades.

Dunk and Phuwin were childhood best friends, bound like the Sun and Moon-Dunk, the warm and radiant extrovert, and Phuwin, the quiet, comforting introvert. Their friendship deepened in high school when they met Joong and Pond, forming an inseparable bond. But everything changed in college. Pond confessed his love to Dunk, only to be rejected-unaware that Dunk secretly loved Joong and was also trapped in an arranged marriage with his father's business partner's son, Joh Wayar. Phuwin, secretly in love with Pond, resented Dunk for hurting the person he love, causing a chain reaction that shattered their friendship. Then, tragedy struck. Just before graduation, Dunk killed himself and was found hanging in their favorite hideout, leaving behind only questions and heartbreak. Five years later, the three reunite on the anniversary of Dunk's death, determined to uncover the truth. But some ghosts never rest-and some friendships refuse to die.

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