COMPLETED ☆ UNEDITED ☆ ENGLISH Gou Tian and Wang Ziyu are both college students at a prestigious private university, but their worlds couldn't be more different. Wang Ziyu has the warmth of a complete family while Gou Tian only has his loving grandfather. Tian shares a complicated bond with his twin half-siblings from his father's second wife, a woman just as kind as his late mother, who never knew she had married a man with a family. Will their connection be enough to bridge the distance between them?

When celebrated actor Nani Hirunkit Changkham finds himself the target of a dangerous stalker who goes by the name "Zero", his glamorous life turns into a high-stakes balancing act between fame and survival. So, in order to protect their brightest star, his agency hires the stoic and highly skilled bodyguard, Sky Wongravee. Tasked with shadowing Nani's every move, Sky's presence quickly becomes both a lifeline and a thorn in Nani's side. As they're forced to spend every moment together, their differences couldn't be more obvious. But beneath the tensity, something unexpected begins to enkindle between them.

"Baby girl, won't you help me?" William was never the type to beg. The most feared mafia king, he was used to taking what he wanted; ruthlessly, without remorse. When a bullet tears through his shoulder, he does what he always does: kidnaps a doctor, forces them to patch him up, and erases the evidence. But Dr. Est is different. Soft-spoken, sharp-eyed, and far too tempting. From the moment William locks eyes with him, he knows one thing: this one, he can't let go. Est should fear him. He should run. But when William smirks, voice dripping like honey and venom, Est feels his heart betray him. In a world where love is a weakness and danger lurks behind every whispered promise, how do you escape the devil when he's already marked you as his? A WilliamEst story. ⚠️ Disclaimers: This story contains strong language, mature themes, violence, abuse, and dark romance elements. Reader discretion is advised.

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?