Ten years ago, Nani disappeared from Sky's life without a word - and Sky spent a decade believing he'd been abandoned. Now Nani works at a company that Sky's family just acquired. Same face, same eyes - but something in him has changed, and Sky can't stop noticing. What Sky doesn't know is the truth: Nani didn't leave because he stopped loving him. He left because he loved him too much to let him be dragged down with everything else that was falling apart. As old wounds resurface and new ones form, both of them are forced to confront what they lost, what they're still carrying, and whether there's a way back to each other - not as who they were, but as who they've become. A story about survival, silence, family, and learning that sometimes the hardest thing isn't fighting to live. It's allowing yourself to stay.

What happens when two people get bound by a marriage neither of them wanted ? _______________________________________________ Sky and Nani are complete opposites forced into marriage by their clans. Only one thing binds them: they both lack cursed energy "You are no one here, understood." Sky stepped forward, glaring down at Nani, who tried to look anywhere but at Sky as his breath hitched. "Yes," he nodded with glossy eyes. "I just wanted to know if you were going to come home late tonight." He whispered in a soft tone, now looking into Sky's eyes. Sky's face shifted-only for a fraction of a second-as he said, "It's none of your business." And he walked out without looking at Nani again. Two souls trying to survive the cruelty of their fate. Let's see what happens?

Coming home was supposed to feel like freedom for Nani Hirunkit, not a sentence disguised as marriage. But one dinner was enough to shatter the peace he thought he still had when his family revealed they had already chosen a husband for him-a widowed businessman old enough to stand beside his parents, all for the sake of expanding the empire his late mother left behind. Furious and unwilling to become another transaction, Nani runs straight to the only place that still feels safe, his uncle's house, where one reckless conversation turns into an even more reckless idea: marry a soldier instead. Someone his father despises. Someone who would never bow to his family. What begins as a desperate escape plan, complete with contracts, boundaries, and promises to never involve love, takes an unexpected turn the moment Nani walks into a military base and boldly points at the stoic, unreadable Sky Wongravee as if fate itself had placed him there. Unfortunately for everyone involved, Nani has never backed down from something he wants especially with desperation on the line-hence, Sky Wongravee may be the first man impossible enough to make him stay.

After a heartbreak in high school, Nani avoids love but when Sky enters his life, he finds himself caught between his cautious heart and a chemistry he can't resist. As past wounds resurface and jealousy sparks, will Nani learn to trust again, or will his ex Pond's return break him all over? 💔🔥

Sky's clingy nature has always driven Nani crazy, but when a bad day has Nani seeking comfort from the one person he never thought he'd need, everything changes. As Nani starts to see the softer side of Sky, his frustration gives way to something deeper. Can these two turn their annoying habits into affection, or will their bond stay stuck in the space between them?

Sky is a man who never believed he was meant to be loved, carrying a life shaped by silence, control, and wounds he never spoke about. Nani, warm, expressive, and quietly strong, walks into his life unexpectedly... bringing noise, color, and a kind of care Sky never asked for but slowly begins to need. Their marriage wasn't planned. It wasn't chosen. And it definitely wasn't built on love. But somewhere between shared meals, unspoken understanding, and small moments that feel too real to ignore... Something begins to grow. Not love at first sight. Not even close. Just two hearts, bound by fate... learning that some love doesn't rush-it waits.

Detective Sky Wongravee prides himself on his sharp instincts and unshakable focus-traits that have served him well in his relentless hunt for the notorious hacker known only as Wraith. But lately, his thoughts keep drifting to Nani Hirunkit, the sweet, soft-spoken barista at his favorite café, whose lattes are as addictive as his smile. What Sky doesn't know is that Nani leads a double life. Behind the counter, he's the picture of warmth and charm. Behind the screen, he's Wraith-the brilliant hacker who has been running circles around Sky's cybercrime division for months, feeding him clues, baiting him closer. As their paths intertwine-one in daylight, one in digital shadow-tension brews. Nani never meant for the game to get personal, but Sky's quiet determination and guarded vulnerability begin to chip away at his defenses. And Sky, drawn deeper into both the case and his growing feelings, is dangerously close to uncovering the truth. In a city where nothing is as it seems, and trust is a rare currency, what happens when a detective falls for the very criminal he's sworn to catch? A/N: The characters are not mine. However the story belongs to me.

Nani moves from Chiang Mai to Star an Acting career In Bangkok

Nani Hirunkit thought signing with Phoenix Media would be simple-act in a BL drama, survive his manager's fujoshi fantasies, and pretend he knows how to be a convincing bottom on screen. Easy... right? Wrong. On his first week, he accidentally tackles his CEO, Sky Wongravee Nateetorn-a man so dangerously handsome he should come with a warning label. When Nani unintentionally saves Sky from an attack, he becomes part of a world he never asked for: mafia secrets, real danger, and a boss whose quiet intensity keeps setting off explosions in his very straight heart. Sky doesn't need protection. He doesn't need romance. He definitely doesn't need a chaotic actor with zero BL experience. But he can't seem to ignore Nani. Or the way Nani only ever panics around him. Between filming cuddly scenes with his co-star and dodging assassins after work, Nani realizes two terrifying truths: His boss is way too hot to handle. And he might not be as straight as he thought. When acting and reality start to blur, Nani's biggest challenge is no longer the BL script... It's surviving Sky Wongravee himself.

It had been six months since their wedding - an arranged marriage that neither of them had expected to fall in love with. What began as a polite partnership had grown into something quietly intoxicating. Sky had learned to share his world, to open up the parts of himself he'd locked away. Nani had learned what it felt like to be truly seen, to be loved with a fierce, almost possessive devotion. Their days were ordinary in the most beautiful way - shared breakfasts, lazy evenings, laughter echoing through their modern apartment. Their nights were a blend of passion and peace, bodies tangled together, the world fading beyond their heartbeat. To the world, they were perfect. But behind that perfection, destiny had already begun to weave something darker. ___________ When Sky was offered a new project - to renovate a centuries-old mansion deep within the forest by a quiet lake - he felt drawn to it for reasons he couldn't explain. The proposal arrived through an anonymous investor, the details unnervingly vague. The mansion itself was massive, long abandoned, yet its architecture was hauntingly beautiful. The lake beside it shimmered like glass, unmoving, silent - almost too silent. They moved temporarily into a nearby bungalow - modern, luxurious, and eerily quiet. The few neighbors around rarely stepped outside. Even the air felt still, as if the whole place was waiting. It was supposed to be just another project - six months of work, a lifetime of reward. But from the moment they arrived, Nani felt it. A pull. A whisper. Like the walls, the lake, the forest - they all knew their names already. As if something... or someone... had been waiting for them to return. And soon, both Sky and Nani would realize - love isn't the only thing that can survive lifetimes. Sometimes, hauntings do too.