Overlay [verb]: to cover something with a layer of something else Everyone has their dirty little secret, right? An ordinary office worker like Dunk Natachai also has one thing that he keeps for himself for so long, it is his guilty pleasure. And it was all fine until one day his path collided again with an A-list actor singer named Joong Archen who looks like has so many problems in his hands. They meet, they talk, they kiss, they fight, they have sex, and they... share another dirty little secret, but this time, together.

A vampire (Joong) accidentally fall for the youngest immortal (Dunk). But heaven is already watching. 👀💓 * Joongdunk * PondPhuwin * perthsanta * geminifourth * [ chaotic rom-com type.]

Black Halo is not a hospital. It only wears one. Buried far outside the city, behind locked gates and chapel glass, it houses the criminals the world no longer wants to understand - men too unstable for prison, too dangerous for mercy, too convenient to erase. Inside, they are not healed. They are watched. medicated. restrained. corrected. And in the deepest wing of the institution, beneath the cameras and the crosses, lives Joong Archen. The inmate no one mentions carelessly. The silence at the end of every warning. The thing behind the glass. Then there's Dunk. Sweet face. Bright laugh. Good behavior on paper. A long-term patient trusted with small tasks and sharp corners - files, laundry, medication carts, blood no one wants to talk about. He smiles too easily, jokes at the wrong time, and walks through Black Halo like the locks were built for somebody else. The staff think he's harmless because he looks soft. The patients know better. Because Dunk is not fragile. He is not safe. And he is definitely not afraid. The first time he stops in front of Joong's isolation cell, everyone expects fear. Instead, Dunk smiles. And something inside Black Halo opens its eyes. What starts as curiosity turns into fixation. Then possession. Then something far worse. Because Joong is cold, deliberate violence - and Dunk is chaos dressed up as a sweet boy with a crooked grin. One is feared by the whole institution. The other is underestimated by it. That is the first mistake. In Black Halo, every wing has rules. Every rule has a punishment. And every game ends with someone on the floor. But the most dangerous thing in the building was never the monster behind the glass. It was the boy laughing in front of it.

In the rusted remains of a shipping container park, Pond lives by three rules: fight hard, sell fast, and keep his brother, Dunk, away from the gutter. But when a botched drug delivery leads to a literal collision with the most arrogant brat in the city, Pond's world starts to fray. Phuwin is everything Pond hates-rich, polished, and hauntingly beautiful. When Phuwin offers Pond a deal he can't refuse-play the thug boyfriend to spite his billionaire father-Pond enters a world of silk and lies. Meanwhile, Dunk is back from his father's mansion, hiding his own leather jacket and a secret love for the speed of a motorcycle. As Joong watches Dunk from the shadows, struggling to keep his promise to Pond to stay away, the lines between protection and possession begin to blur. In this jungle, you either hunt or you get caught.

Joongdunk story The 8-year age gap and its moral complexity (they met when Dunk was 14, and the relationship started at almost 18) The wealth disparity between them Joong's background: poor, hardworking, graduating late at 27, devoted dancer/singer Dunk's background: wealthy heir, talented painter, forced into business, trauma from his father's rejection and mother's death Their toxic codependency and obsessive love The central conflict: Dunk's father demanding that he leave Joong to join the family business and marry a woman for a business deal. Joong leaving dunk .. after 5 years ... ... This story contains mature themes, including obsessive relationships, age gap romance (11 year), power imbalances, emotional manipulation, class disparity, and dark psychological elements.

University's not as simple as you might think it should have been for these 4 infamous Heartbreakers! Dunk is an absolute player from a loaded family. His best friend Phuwin is also his partner in crime but the only thorn in his life is this frustrating guy at his university who he gets into feuds with every now and then, Joong. Joong is a bad boy from an extremely rich family. Besides playing around with boys and girls, his life involves hanging out with his best friend Pond , and very unfortunately arguing with this absolutely annoying guy who thinks he's better than everyone, Dunk. He hates him Phuwin, is a total extrovert from one of the richest families in Thailand. His player personality is what made him best friends with Dunk ever since they first met. His life revolves around clubs. His life has only 1 problem, his nemesis Pond who always manages to get on his nerves with whatever he does and he despises that arrogant guy. Pond like his best friend Joong comes from a loaded family and shares his bad boy personality. . His life at university is pretty great except this one spoiled guy in his classes, Phuwin. They first met each other in freshman year and got into a major fight What happens when these 2 rival duos are forced to work together due to unforeseen circumstances ? Will their enemity intensify or will it transition into something else ?

He forgot a lot. Just not the feeling of him. Sugar & Sweat - Book Two: Forget Me Not continues Joong and Dunk's story after everything changes in the worst possible way. Some people lose memories. Some lose timing. Some lose the person standing right in front of them and don't even realize it. Joong can't remember what mattered. Dunk remembers too much. And somewhere between silence, distance, and the unbearable closeness of someone who feels familiar but looks at you like a stranger, they are forced into something harder than falling in love: waiting. wondering. hurting. hoping. Because the mind can fail. But the body remembers. A scent. A touch. A flower. A feeling that refuses to die just because a memory disappeared. Forget Me Not is about love after rupture. About the cruelty of being remembered by heart but not by name. And about what happens when one person forgets the story- but the other still has to live inside it.

Sugar & Sweat Book One - The Beginning of Us (Boxer x Pâtissier) Joong Archen is built from violence and survival. The crowd calls him The Black Reaper-a fighter who wins with blood on his knuckles and silence in his eyes. He doesn't drink. He doesn't party. He doesn't let anyone close. Dunk Natachai is the opposite: warm hands, soft heart, a pastry shop that tastes like heaven and feels like safety. He believes in big love the way some people believe in religion-quietly, stubbornly, painfully. When a stupid bet pushes Joong into Dunk's orbit, it should be simple. Thirty days. A game. A distraction. But the moment Joong steps into Dunk's shop, something cracks. Dunk smells like vanilla and home. Like a memory Joong buried when he was eight. And Dunk-without knowing why-starts to feel it too. A childhood promise. A blue flower ring. A boy in a treehouse who once whispered: You're my yellow. Now they're adults, and the world is sharper. Joong's grief is a loaded weapon. Dunk's softness is a target. And the closer they get, the more dangerous it becomes-because Joong's darkness is real... ...and Dunk might be the only thing that can pull him back. If the truth doesn't destroy them first.

In the gripping tale of "Bonds of Fate," the paths of two worlds collide. On one side, there are Phuwin and Dunk, orphaned brothers, guided by their loving aunt in the warm embrace of a small-town restaurant. On the other, there are Pond and Joong, heirs to a corporate empire, wearing an innocent facade while harboring ruthless ambitions. With an enigmatic father, Mark Johnson, casting a shadow over their destinies, their stories converge, revealing a web of hidden intentions and intricate bonds. This narrative weaves together love, deception, and unyielding ambition in a world where the line between innocence and ruthlessness blurs, leaving the characters entangled in their "Bonds of Fate."

Dunk's job description didn't include being his CEO's therapist, life coach or impromptu date. But for the infuriatingly charming Joong, Dunk is the solution to every problem. Now, Dunk's all-hate relationship with his job is threatened by one bigger problem: catching real feelings for the man who can't function without him. Or Dunk's job is to be his CEO's assistant. His real duty is to be his boss's babysitter. He complains every day, but he might be falling for the one person who drives him crazy.