Nani, a soft-hearted university student, lives a quiet life overshadowed by his older twin brother, MJ-a cold, calculating detective feared and respected at HQ. But when an attempt on Nani's life leaves him comatose, fate twists in the most impossible way: he wakes up in MJ's body. Trapped in a world he doesn't understand, Nani struggles to play the role of a man he never truly knew. As he searches for the truth behind his attack, he crosses paths with Sky-MJ's stoic colleague who begins to see a strange new warmth in the man he once despised. What begins as a dangerous deception slowly becomes something much more complicated... and much more human. A story of identity, secrets, and the love that finds us when we least expect it.

Sky is an underground fighter, built like steel and forged to annihilate his opponents with bone-crushing punches. Nani Hirunkit, on the other hand, was born for the spotlight-crafted for the lights, the cameras, and the roar of adoring fans But when fate throws them into each other's path, the line between glory and ruin blurs. Are they destined to be worshipped as legends-or buried as myths?

Nani, the popular and arrogant college student, has always been in control of his world-charming, confident, and dominant. He never imagined that one night, his life would take an unexpected turn. During a wild night out at a club, Nani and Sky, a quiet and reserved student, end up in a hotel room together. What was supposed to be just another fling turns into a night where roles are reversed. Sky takes the lead, surprising Nani in ways he never expected. The next morning, Nani is left alone, bewildered by the events and his own feelings. As he navigates the confusion and teasing from his friends, he realizes that Sky isn't just someone he can forget. "Unforgettable" follows their journey from enemies to lovers, as both struggle with their growing attraction, secrets, and the unexpected bond they form.

Sky and Nani are best friends, both nursing heartbreak from loving people who don't love them back. One night, after one of them has too many drinks and too much pain, they fall into bed together. It's not about love--it's about drowning out the ache, about pretending, just for a little while, that they are wanted. Then it happens again, and again. And what's the excuse this time? They won't say. Until it becomes a habitual distraction, and suddenly, excuses become trivial. But how long will it take for one of them to fall in love with the other and forget about the person they were supposed to love?

Sky Wongravee and Nani Hirunkit grew up side by side-two boys from broken homes, stitched together by quiet moments, secret hideouts, and a bond neither of them could name. But when a lie shattered their world, Sky turned his back-and Nani disappeared behind the silence that had always haunted him. Years later, Sky sees him again. But the boy he once loved is a shadow now, buried beneath trauma, guilt, and scars no one ever cared to see. This time, Sky won't walk away. This time, he'll break the silence. "Say nothing-I still hear you" - Sky.

When We're Not Boys Anymore (Book Two of Catch Me If You Can, Mr. President! series) They survived high school chaos, confessions, camp disasters, and falling in love under fireworks. But real life isn't just rooftop kisses and late-night calls. Now at rival universities in Bangkok, Sky Wongravee and Nani Hirunkit are learning that love after high school isn't easy. New friends. New pressures. New crowds. And a lot of unexpected competition for their hearts. Sky's balancing brutal med school coursework and being the university's accidental dream guy. Nani's a rising basketball star with a growing fan club he never asked for. Distance makes everything harder-and jealousy doesn't play fair. Old habits die hard. New insecurities creep in. And somewhere between practice schedules and cramming for finals, they have to figure out: How do you hold on to someone when the whole world is trying to pull you apart? They're not just boys anymore. But maybe... they're still enough for each other.

Sky Wongravee is a rising F1 star obsessed with winning. Calculated, relentless, and untouchable-until sabotage nearly destroys him on the track. Nani Hirunkit is a top model known for his flawless charm and killer smile. But behind the glamour, he's a covert agent for SPECTRUM, tasked with infiltrating the glittering world of high society to uncover corruption. And his newest assignment? Protect Sky Wongravee from an unseen enemy. Their worlds collide in a dangerous dance of seduction, secrets, and sabotage. But as Nani draws closer to his target, the lines between duty and desire blur. Because Sky isn't just a mission. He's a challenge. And maybe-just maybe-he's worth breaking all the rules for. In the world of speed and deception, will love be their greatest weakness or their only salvation?

Nani Hirunkit is the school's most charming headache-late to class, out of uniform, and usually found napping on the rooftop or sneaking smokes behind the gym. Sky Wongravee, the beloved student council president, is everything Nani can't stand: responsible, respected, and constantly surrounded by admirers he coolly turns down. When Nani's mischief earns him a disciplinary camp run by none other than Sky's council, their rivalry sparks into something neither of them saw coming-something sweet, something annoying, something that just might be love. In the chaos of school festivals, late-night heart-to-hearts, and unexpected jealousy, Sky and Nani stumble from enemies to something dangerously close to lovers. High school is full of rules, but falling in love might be the one they both want to break.

One wrong number. One fake boyfriend. One huge problem. Nani Hirunkit is a no-nonsense lawyer with a simple plan-hire a fake date, survive family dinner, never see him again. But fate has other ideas. Because the man who shows up? Sky Wongravee. A devastatingly handsome firefighter who isn't a rent-a-date actor at all. Somehow, Nani's biggest mistake becomes the start of something neither of them saw coming. And the more their paths cross, the harder it gets to pretend this isn't real.