A new apartment. A cheap rent. A fresh start. That's all Dunk Natachai wanted after his breakup. But the neighbors aren't just strange - they're unsettling. Smiling too wide. Watching too closely. Calling him things he never told them. And next door lives Joong Archen. A man who never leaves traces. A name whispered in FBI files. A ghost who shouldn't exist. Dunk's best friend swears it's safe. Dunk wants to believe him. But when the walls feel too thin, the hallways too quiet, and the neighbors too interested... He realizes he didn't move into a home. He stepped into a cage.

To tame a playboy, you need a strategy. To marry one, you need a contract. Dunk's "Husband Project" is simple: fix his chaotic, infuriating husband, Joong. But Joong isn't just a spoiled heir-he's a man hiding a world of pain behind every party and provocation. The real project isn't about changing each other. It's about learning to love the broken parts.

STORY DESCRIPTION - UNFINISHED BETWEEN US For five years, they loved each other in silence. In an industry that thrived on image, secrets, and perfection, Joong and Dunk built something real behind closed doors-something no one was supposed to see. To the world, they were just co-stars, partners, a ship people either adored or despised. But in private... they were everything to each other. Until the world turned cruel. Hate grew louder. Rumors became weapons. And Dunk-once strong enough to endure it all-became the target of words that cut deeper than any blade. When a new collaboration threatened to destroy everything Joong had worked for, Dunk made a choice. He left. No explanation. No goodbye. Just silence. And Joong... broke. What was meant to protect him became the very thing that destroyed him. A desperate chase. A tragic accident. Three years lost in darkness. And when he finally opened his eyes again, the man who used to smile, love, and trust... was gone. Seven years later, Joong is no longer the same. Cold. Untouchable. A man who doesn't believe in second chances. Until Dunk returns. Not as the boy who left-but as someone stronger, untouchable... and still carrying the weight of a love he was forced to abandon. Now standing on opposite sides of a past that refuses to stay buried, they are faced with one question neither of them is ready to answer- Was their love truly over... or was it simply left unfinished?

Dunk, a man with bruises he can't explain, walks into a host club asking for one night of feeling desired. No questions. No light. Just a stranger's hands to remind him he's beautiful. He didn't expect to come back. The host, Joong didn't expect to wait for him.

They married for money, power, and mutual disdain...but love wasn't part of the deal. Or A marriage of convenience turns into a battle of wills... and hearts.

After one reckless night with a rough-edged biker, preppy Omega Dunk finds himself pregnant, disowned, and with nowhere to go but the doorstep of Alpha Joong; the broke, messy wrestler whose life is as far from Dunk's own as possible. Forced together, their only common ground is a shared resentment and the baby on the way.

" Married out of duty, Bound by resentment . When Joong agrees to a second marriage to fulfill his family's wishes, Joong sees his second husband Dunk as nothing but a painful reminder of what he's lost. Cold, Distant, Harsh words, Secrets and scars from the past threaten to surface, and full of resentment , he shuts him out at every turn. Yet Dunk, with a heart full of love and hopes, refuses to give up on him. Can haterd turn into something deeper, Can his unwavering devotion melt his icy walls, OR Will this love remain One-sided forever? "

Joong is a world-famous boxer - brutal in the ring, worshipped by fans, but hollow inside. He spends his days training, fighting, and bleeding under the lights, with nothing soft left in his world. Dunk is a pianist and part-time music teacher who rents a studio in the same building as Joong's gym. He doesn't follow sports, doesn't know who Joong is - only that a tired, bruised man keeps lingering by the door after practice, listening to the music he plays. At first, they're opposites: fists vs. keys, violence vs. art. Joong doesn't talk much, but Dunk starts noticing the way he always comes back, sometimes still bleeding, to sit quietly and listen. What begins as silence slowly turns into something deeper - Dunk teaching Joong music as a way to control his rage, Joong teaching Dunk about endurance and discipline. But their worlds clash when Joong's violent career threatens Dunk's quiet life. Dunk sees the man behind the fighter, and Joong starts to wonder if he can be more than just blood and fame - but the cost of being with him might destroy them both.

Sugar & Sweat Book One - The Beginning of Us (Boxer x Pâtissier) Joong Archen is built from violence and survival. The crowd calls him The Black Reaper-a fighter who wins with blood on his knuckles and silence in his eyes. He doesn't drink. He doesn't party. He doesn't let anyone close. Dunk Natachai is the opposite: warm hands, soft heart, a pastry shop that tastes like heaven and feels like safety. He believes in big love the way some people believe in religion-quietly, stubbornly, painfully. When a stupid bet pushes Joong into Dunk's orbit, it should be simple. Thirty days. A game. A distraction. But the moment Joong steps into Dunk's shop, something cracks. Dunk smells like vanilla and home. Like a memory Joong buried when he was eight. And Dunk-without knowing why-starts to feel it too. A childhood promise. A blue flower ring. A boy in a treehouse who once whispered: You're my yellow. Now they're adults, and the world is sharper. Joong's grief is a loaded weapon. Dunk's softness is a target. And the closer they get, the more dangerous it becomes-because Joong's darkness is real... ...and Dunk might be the only thing that can pull him back. If the truth doesn't destroy them first.

He forgot a lot. Just not the feeling of him. Sugar & Sweat - Book Two: Forget Me Not continues Joong and Dunk's story after everything changes in the worst possible way. Some people lose memories. Some lose timing. Some lose the person standing right in front of them and don't even realize it. Joong can't remember what mattered. Dunk remembers too much. And somewhere between silence, distance, and the unbearable closeness of someone who feels familiar but looks at you like a stranger, they are forced into something harder than falling in love: waiting. wondering. hurting. hoping. Because the mind can fail. But the body remembers. A scent. A touch. A flower. A feeling that refuses to die just because a memory disappeared. Forget Me Not is about love after rupture. About the cruelty of being remembered by heart but not by name. And about what happens when one person forgets the story- but the other still has to live inside it.