Mark was the definition of ordinary. He was content with his quiet life, his simple desk job, and the comfort of blending into the background of a bustling city. He never wanted to be noticed. But beauty can become a curse when it catches the eye of a predator.. One look was all it took for Daniel Rousseau to decide that Mark was meant to be his wife. His possession. In a single night, Mark's world is ruined. Dragged into a high-floor gilded cage overlooking the city, he is forced to adapt to a life filled with dark obsession, intense possessiveness, and a man who rules with absolute control. For six months, Mark fights tooth and nail, refusing to let his spirit break beneath Daniel's crushing grip. But soon, he finds another man even more broken than himself a man who has completely lost hope. Now, Mark decides to set him free from this bloody cage. How far will he go to buy his freedom? And when you pretend to give in to the madness, how do you stop yourself from actually falling into it?

From the university days, Phuwin had a crush on Pond, but Pond was a playboy. However, they were in a relationship, but their relationship is long lost? Joong is in love with Phuwin. However, it's one-sided. At last, did Joong end up with Phuwin or not? Dunk is also in love with Pond. Whatever it is, he wants Pond, no matter what. Angst ✅ Smut ✅ Mpreg ✅ Emotional drama ✅

Step 1: Fall in love. Step 2: Get rejected. Step 3: Try again anyway. Tay Tawan has never been the kind of guy who chases, so the fact that he's now desperately trying to win over New Thitipoom? Yeah. Something has clearly gone very, very wrong. Too bad New isn't interested. Not now. Not ever. No matter how hard Tay tries, New shuts him down with cold indifference. And the worst part? Tay just keeps trying. With rivals everywhere, including one very real threat named Off, Tay is running out of time. Will he ever get his chance... or was it already over before it even began? This isn't where their story begins; it's where it ends.

"I bought your father's debt. I bought your university's silence. What makes you think I won't buy you, Professor?" To the world, Tay Tawan is the "Iron CEO"-a cold, narcissistic heir who views the world as a game of chess and people as mere pawns. He has everything money can buy, but he's bored. That is, until he sets his sights on the one thing that isn't for sale: the pure, "innocent" heart of New Thitipoom. What started as a dark obsession-a high-stakes game of kidnapping and psychological warfare-spirals into a possessive romance that neither was prepared for. New is determined to resist the "monster" who caged him, but as the walls of the Vihokratana penthouse close in, the line between captor and protector begins to blur. From the spicy, salt-stained nights on a private beach to a high-society wedding that shocked the nation, their journey was never supposed to be easy. But when a "medical miracle" leaves the innocent professor pregnant with the Vihokratana heir, the real chaos begins. Now, Tay isn't just fighting the world to keep New-he's fighting his own son for New's attention. Can a narcissist learn to share his prize? Or will his unhinged devotion consume them both? "You're mine, Newie. Every inch of you. Every drop of salt on your skin. Say it. Say you aren't going anywhere."

​"I told you once, New... the world is a loud, ugly place. But when I'm with you? The noise just... stops." ​Tay Vachirawit is the crown prince of a billion-dollar empire and a god in the boxing ring. He's cold, calculated, and carved out of granite. He doesn't believe in love; he believes in power, impact, and the silence of a knockout. At twenty-two, he has everything-except a reason to stay soft. ​Then comes New. ​New is a blur of cream-colored sweaters, noise-canceling headphones, and eyes that see colors in sounds. He's "special"-a gentle soul navigating a world that's far too loud and far too fast for his delicate heart. On his first day at university, he doesn't see a billionaire or a lethal fighter. He sees a "tree." ​One accidental touch at the bike racks sparks a fire Tay can't extinguish. ​Now, the university's most dangerous man has a new mission. He isn't fighting for titles anymore; he's fighting to be the shield for a boy who thinks stars leak silver milk. But in a world of vipers and vultures, can a predator truly protect a pearl without crushing it?

"You're a monster," New whispered, tears trembling in his wide eyes. Tay leaned in, the scent of whiskey and expensive cologne suffocatingly close. "Then you should have run, Little Lamb. Because this monster just paid a high price for you." In the neon-soaked underworld of Bangkok, Tay Tawan is a name whispered with fear. He is the richest, most lethal shadow in the city-a man who controls empires with a blood-stained fist. To the public, he is a cold, calculating titan. But when the sun goes down, the mask slips. Tay drowns his demons in expensive bourbon and loses himself in the arms of dark nights, trying to forget a past that won't stop haunting him. He's powerful, he's dangerous, and he's spiraling out of control. New is a breath of fresh air in a world of smog. Adorable, polite, and possessing a heart too pure for the streets he walks on, he has spent his life protected by his own innocence. But innocence is a currency in the underworld, and New's father just spent it all. To settle a gambling debt that reaches into the millions, New is handed over like a trophy-sold to the one man who knows nothing about mercy. "I didn't buy you for your innocence, New. I bought you because your father owed me a soul... and yours was the only one worth taking." 🥇disorder 🥇new 🥇dark romance

"In this room, there is only me. And there is you." Off Jumpol is a man of iron and glass. As the ruthless CEO of the Adulkittiporn Conglomerate, his life is a calculated sequence of power moves and a sterile, three-year strategic marriage to a woman he barely knows. He has everything money can buy, yet he breathes in a vacuum of cold perfection-until he arrives. New Thitipoom is a vision of soft edges and startling innocence. Appointed as a personal servant by Off's wife, New enters the mansion like a drop of ink in clear water. He is polite, adorably clumsy, and carries a heart too pure for the dark halls of the Adulkittiporn estate. To New, Mr. Off is just a lonely, scary man who needs someone to fix his coffee and bandage his wounds. But behind closed doors, the CEO's strict mask begins to crack. Driven by a possessive hunger he can't control, Off finds himself stalking the shadows of his own home, obsessed with the scent of milk and rain that follows his new servant. As the line between master and servant blurs, a dangerous tension ignites. Off is ready to burn his empire to the ground just to keep the boy in his light, while New remains blissfully unaware that he has become the obsession of a man who never learned how to share. "He looked like a piece of fine porcelain that had accidentally been delivered to steel mill. And I? I was the hammer."

Phuwin Tangsakyuen, youngest son of the Tangsakyuen family, has already met death once - betrayed by love and executed by the prince he once adored. Returned to his past with memory intact, he vows to guard his heart and protect his family this time, turning away from crowns and false allies. When his father proposes Naravith Lertratkosum, Duke and General of the Royal Lertratkosum Army, Phuwin accepts, astonishing all who expected refusal. In Naravith's steady devotion, he discovers a love he was denied in his first life. This time, the heart once wounded will not break and claim the life it was meant to have.

this one is for the lovers.

Three years after Sky's death, Nani lives quietly with Leon, carrying grief like a shadow he never lets others see. But fate intervenes when Leon's innocent birthday wish brings them face-to-face with Niran - a man who looks exactly like Sky, yet carries himself with warmth, charm, and patience all his own. What begins as a reluctant bond soon unfolds into a journey of healing, love, and second chances. This is not a story about forgetting the past, but about finding the courage to embrace a new future.