dorm rivalries, endless pranks, and one infuriatingly charming enemy. Jeon Wonwoo wanted peace from college, he got Kim Mingyu instead. And somewhere between the pranks and petty wins, the scoreboard started tracking something else entirely. "If you hate me so much, quit staring, love." "I'm trying to figure out how you talk this much with a brain that small." ★ top rankings #2 in minwon #1 in jeongcheol

🌿 Accidentally Yours 🌿 An arranged marriage. A CEO with his entire life mapped out. A barista who's spent his whole life dodging other people's plans. They weren't supposed to fall in love - just share a roof, maybe awkwardly pass the salt at dinner. But somehow, between the quiet mornings, the accidental glances, and the kind of silences that say way too much... something started to bloom. Slowly. Stubbornly. And absolutely not according to plan. Pond? He falls first - all soft smiles and stolen looks, trying (and failing) to keep it cool. Phuwin? Oh, he falls harder. Way harder. And by the time he realizes it, it's already too late to act like it didn't mean anything. ✨ Enemies (or maybe just confused strangers) to lovers ✨ Arranged marriage AU, with more feelings than either of them signed up for ✨ CEO x barista chaos ✨ Slow-burn soulmates, filled with quiet pining, accidental touches, and tension you could cut with a knife 📮 helping my friend established her random fics - we're so bored and deprive for high quality pondphuwin fics - so why not make it ourselve 😗 @hanie ENJOY !!! 👾💐💕

Hong, the class president lives a simple life; and has his priorities in focus. It isn't until he crosses paths with troublemaker Nut, who is the opposite of Hong. Despite their differences, they both find solidarity and an understanding the more time they spend together, which causes both of them to start questioning if their friendship is something more... ~ "I thought I despised you, but I find myself thinking about you when I know I shouldn't" *This story is completed, bonus chapters are all published as well!*

They're here to build the future of love - if they don't destroy each other first. When ex-rivals turned reluctant teammates William and Est are chosen to co-lead a high-stakes project, neither of them is thrilled. What begins as passive-aggressive post-its and petty arguments soon spirals into late-night meetings, office tension, and long silences that say everything they're not ready to admit. A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers tech romance full of biting sarcasm, unresolved history, found family, and the softest confessions - written not in code, but in the quiet moments between bug fixes.

Jisung had spent his whole life as an option - never a choice. Passed between parents who didn't want him, he grew up believing he was temporary. Until the Lee family decided he would be their grandson's spouse. He expected duty. He expected distance. He never expected Lee Minho - someone who would handle him sometimes patiently, sometimes frustratingly. Because sometimes love isn't loud - it's patient. Sometimes home isn't a place - it's a person. And sometimes, forever doesn't feel like a chain... it feels like a promise.

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.

Young CEO Est is struggling under pressure-until a visit to the café across the street and a chance meeting with William begins to change everything. In the heart of Bangkok's business district, best friends William and Nut open Chapters and Cups, a cozy book café where every cup of coffee comes with a handwritten message-and sometimes, a gentle nudge toward healing. Let's see how William and Est find comfort, connection, and maybe something more... one cup at a time. Snippet: He walked up to the counter slowly, eyes scanning the menu, although he wasn't really reading it. "You're new here," the barista said, already watching him. Est looked up. "How did you know?" The barista smiled, easy and confident. "Because I'd remember your face if you weren't." That made Est pause. His lips twitched, amused despite himself. "I'm William," the barista added, extending a hand. "Let me make you a drink. I've got just the thing." Est raised an eyebrow. "Do I get to know what it is?" "Nope," William said cheerfully. "Only question is-do you trust me?" Est stared at him for a second, then nodded. "Surprise me."

"I hate that I love you bastard" "And I love that I hate you nerd." [dark romance concept]

Hong never expected much from college-just classes, quiet days, and hanging out with his childhood friends, William and Lego. But everything shifts the moment he accidentally bumps into Nut, a campus legend with no social media, no flaws, and a smile that stays in Hong's mind longer than it should. Drawn together by the music club, Hong finds himself stepping into Nut's orbit, where every glance feels louder than words and the silence in between holds more meaning than he's ready for. As old friendships evolve and new feelings take root, Hong begins to realize that some connections don't need history-they just need timing. One university. One moment. 1Chance to feel something real.

An enemies-to-lovers story that follows William and Est-two boys bound by childhood rivalry, stubborn pride, and an unspoken connection that never quite went away. When Est moved into William's quiet Chiang Mai neighborhood, he didn't just bring noise and confidence-he brought change. To William, Est was loud, flashy, and infuriatingly good at everything. To Est, William was cold, smug, and impossible to impress. Over the years, they clashed like fire and ice, turning every shared moment into a silent war of words, glares, and video game showdowns. But everything changes when William finally follows his older brother to university-only to find himself roommates with the one person he swore he'd never tolerate again. Older now. Sharper. Still rivals... but something feels different. Because sometimes, hate lingers too long.
And sometimes, it starts to feel a little too much like something else.