In Thailand's underworld, where loyalty is currency and betrayal is art, Perth Tanapon Sukumpantanasan arrives not as an heir, but as a son desperate to prove he's not the weak link in his father's empire. But empires are fragile things, and the deeper Perth descends into the underworld, the more he learns that betrayal wears many masks. Amidst enemies, allies, and the whispers of war, one unexpected encounter will test the limits of trust, obsession, and love, pulling him into a dangerous game where the line between hunter and hunted blurs. Perth discovers he was never meant to stay who he was.

Luke's life runs on precision: impeccable grades, a flawless portfolio, and a clear path to the internship of his dreams. The only glitch? A campus gossip blog that keeps linking him to Mick Ton-the charming, chaotic heir to a business empire-after a series of spectacularly awkward public encounters. Mick is desperate. The rumors are fueling his mother's campaign to marry him off for business reasons. He needs a diversion, and Luke, with his icy reputation, is the perfect solution. Their deal is simple, secret, and strictly business: fake a relationship, end the rumors, and get what they both want. Luke gets peace, quiet, and a career-making opportunity. Mick gets a shield from his family's plans. But between clashing "dates," strategic hand-holding, and late-night study sessions that feel a little too real, their flawless plan develops a critical flaw. The best way to fake a relationship might just be to fall in love-for real.

Is it obvious? Can you tell how I'm feeling? What if you hate me after this? Phuwin has a dilemma, scared of losing Pond as he began to be unable to help his feelings anymore...