​"I don't need eyes to know exactly where to touch you to make you scream, New." In the gilded halls of the Vihokratana mansion, silence is a luxury and secrets are a currency. When New's mother marries the nation's most powerful tycoon, New is thrust into a world of cold marble and dark desires. He expected a family; instead, he found Tay-his new stepbrother. ​Tay is breathtakingly handsome, dangerously wealthy, and completely blind. But don't let the darkness fool you-he sees more than he lets on. From the moment New steps into the house, Tay becomes obsessed with the "scent of lilies" and the sound of New's racing heart. ​To the world, New is the responsible, angelic son. To Tay, he is a delicate toy meant to be broken. In a house where the walls have ears and the shadows have hands, New quickly learns that his "brother's" touch is a velvet trap.

"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."

Tay and New have spent years circling each other like enemies, sharp words, sharper looks, and an unspoken agreement to never get too close. But one night, a strange ritual changes everything. When they close their eyes in the real world, they wake in another life. A world where they are Pete and Kao, two engineering students deeply in love, sharing an apartment, a history, and a bond that feels both foreign and painfully familiar. Each night draws them deeper into that shared life. Each day, it becomes harder to separate memory from dream. And somewhere between two worlds, Tay and New must face the question they've tried to avoid: Are they destined to be nothing more than rivals... or have they been each other's all along? Main couple: TayNew [This is just a fictional story from my brain]

New is a playboy who lives for the thrill of the moment, never tied down, never looking back. Tay is one of his many flings, just another secret in the dark. At least, that's what New tells himself. Until Tay finds someone else. Suddenly, the games don't feel so fun, and the emptiness is impossible to ignore. Only then does New understand that losing Tay might mean losing the only love that was ever real. Main couple: TayNew [This is just a fictional story from my brain]

Tay is the rising political golden boy. New is the theater graduate hired to act as his lover. The deal was simple:Pretend. But with each staged moment turning painfully real and every scandal pulling them closer, Tay and New find themselves tangled in a relationship neither of them can walk away from. In a world built on lies, strategy, and power,what happens when the only honest thing left is each other?

When New Thitipoom, Thailand's golden tennis prodigy, transfers to an elite university, he expects pressure. What he doesn't expect is Tay Vihokratana - the cold, brilliant final-year sports medicine student assigned to keep him standing on the court. Tay has a reputation: sharp-tongued, untouchable, terrifyingly precise. He doesn't let anyone close. But New has never been good at keeping his distance. On the surface, they are everything they shouldn't be - a reckless athlete and a disciplined healer. Yet under fluorescent labs and midnight practice courts, something dangerous builds. Between stolen touches, whispered defiance, and a thousand unspoken words, they collide with the one rule they can't afford to break: Never fall for each other. But medals demand sacrifices. Families demand obedience. The nation demands perfection. And when contracts, scandals, and old loves resurface, both men will be forced to choose: Ambition or honesty. Reputation or love. Winning for the world, or fighting for each other. In a world where every glance is a headline and every kiss could end a career, Tay and New must decide what kind of champions they want to be - and whether love is worth the risk of losing everything. Between medals, contracts, and the weight of a nation-love was never part of the game plan

New never expected to live inside a story. One moment, he's cleaning his sister's room and skimming through the synopsis of some random novel she left behind; the next, he's trapped within its pages-thrust into a world of danger, power, and romance he barely understands. By some twist of fate, he ends up by the story's hero's side-not as part of the plot, but because the hero trusts him, calls him his right hand. And in a world where every choice shifts the story's course, New quickly learns that going with the flow is easier said than done. Then comes the encounter that changes everything: the story's supposed villain-a man cloaked in mystery and shadow-crosses his path. What begins as chance turns into something far more dangerous, and New realizes that even in a world written in ink, fate still knows how to rewrite itself.

kao chases pete. that's it.