TEETEE IS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR STUDENT IN THE SCHOOL. AS THE BASKETBALL CAPTAIN, EVERYONE ADMIRES HIM. HE'S LOUD, CONFIDENT, AND ALWAYS SURROUNDED BY FRIENDS WHILE POR IS THE OPPOSITE. HE'S QUIET AND USUALLY SPENDS HIS TIME TAKING PHOTOS AROUND THE CAMPUS OR DRAWING IN HIS NOTEBOOK One day during basketball practice near the school field, Teetee accidentally bumps into Por and drops his camera. The camera lens cracks. Por doesn't get angry, but he looks really disappointed because the camera is very important to him. Feeling bad, Teetee insists on helping Por fix it. Because of that, they start spending time together after school. At first, Por finds Teetee too noisy, while Teetee thinks Por is too quiet. HI EVERYONE!!! I'm kindly asking you guys to vote and comment if u like the story and if should i continue it o just top

They called it devotion before they called it sin. At Saint Aurelius Academy, faith is treated as salvation, and obedience is mistaken for purity. Teetee has spent his entire life trying to become the perfect believer: the perfect son, the perfect student, the perfect boy untouched by forbidden desire. Every prayer upon his lips is a plea for God to rid him of the feelings he cannot kill. Then Por arrives like a storm against stained glass. Cold-eyed, sharp-tongued, and openly dismissive of religion, Por believes God abandoned people like them long ago. To him, faith is not comfort but cruelty dressed in holy words. Yet beneath his anger lies a loneliness so profound it threatens to consume him whole. They were never meant to understand each other. But somewhere between whispered prayers, trembling hands, candlelight, and secrets buried beneath chapel walls, hatred begins to resemble longing. And love-terrifying, devastating love-forces them to confront the parts of themselves they were taught to destroy. One boy believes God is everything. The other believes He is nothing. And between heaven and ruin, they find each other.

"Everyone else loves the act, Por. You're the only one who hates it." TeeTee is the ultimate campus idol. Charming, effortless, and always playing to the crowd. For him, life is a series of easy trophies, until he meets... Por. A silent, meticulous architecture student who values structural integrity over social status, Por isn't impressed by TeeTee's fame. To Por, TeeTee is a building with a beautiful facade and a crumbling foundation. As Teetee tries to do anything in every way just to prove his sincerity and purpose, is he willing to stop being the man everyone wants, to become the man Por can finally trust? A romance where the hardest thing to build isn't a building but a heart that stays.

Teetee and Por are the biggest rivals in their university. On a fateful incident where Teetee's dad had to travel back to their hometown due to family issues, Teetee unfortunately finds himself living with his sworn enemy in the meantime. ...But maybe it's not a bad thing after all? Start: 11/03/26 End: -

He was hired to protect Thailand's sweetheart idol. But no one warned him the sweetheart has teeth. Por is ex-military, shorter than he'd like, and assigned to guard TeeTee - the nation's beloved #1 solo singer. TeeTee is soft, tired, and drinks strawberry milk like it's a personality trait. Easy job. Except TeeTee isn't soft. Not in private. And when Por finds himself pinned down by the very person he's supposed to protect, he realizes too late: He was never the dangerous one in this room. Also featuring: 🖤 North (the scary-young-manager) x Otto (the MUA who's the only one who talks back to him) 🇨🇳 A China fanmeet + variety show appearance 🔞 That one scene where Por realizes who's really in charge 🐺 A wolf in strawberry-milk sheep's clothing Bodyguard x Idol AU • TeeTeePor • NorthOtto side couple Read at your risk. The wolf bites. 🍓 Or: Por gets out-wolfed by the wolf he was supposed to protect and somehow falls in love anyway.

Teetee expected peace when he moved into a new place alone. What he didn't expect was Por his new roommate who somehow manages to be quiet, infuriatingly calm, and impossible to ignore all at once. They don't get along. They don't understand each other. But living across the same room changes things faster than either of them is ready for.

Por and Tee's lives were never just about memories they were about the pieces of truth carefully hidden between them. When forgotten events start resurfacing, they uncover a past that was never meant to be whole. Every answer leads to something heavier, every truth pulls them closer to a reality that was controlled, edited, and divided. But the real pain isn't what happened in the past. It's realizing that even the people they trusted were part of keeping it incomplete. And now that everything is finally remembered... they have to learn how to exist without the fragments that once defined them.

• 𝗣𝗲𝗮𝗸 𝘀𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗯𝘂𝗿𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘂𝗿𝘆! 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗺𝗲! • For ten years, Tee has played the role of the perfect satellite, orbiting a moon that remains perpetually out of reach. At twenty-one, the Engineering student is the vibrant sun of his campus, a "golden retriever" known for his relentless energy and a loyalty that borders on divine. However, his warmth has a singular, secret source: P'Por, his older brother P'Thomas's best friend, and the man Tee has worshipped since he was a child. To the rest of the university, Tee is a radiant open book; to Por, he is merely a fixture of a forgotten childhood, a "Nong" who exists in the soft, safe periphery of a life defined by scalpels and silence. At twenty-three, Por is a trainee surgeon and a medical resident whose pulse is as steady as his clinical precision. Known as the "Ice Prince" of the Medical Department, he is a man of shadows and cold brilliance, navigating the world through a lens of absolute emotional repression. He sees Tee as a responsibility, a boy to be protected rather than a man to be desired. He is blind to the fact that the child who once looked up to him has transformed into someone with a decade of unspoken pining and a sharp, adult hunger that no amount of clinical distance can dissect. The frost begins to shatter during a chaotic, alcohol fueled night at party in P'Thomas's condo. One high stakes game of Truth or Dare drags ten years of secrets into the neon light, destroying the comfortable lies they have told themselves since they were children. As the boundary between brotherly affection and absolute desire disappears, Por is forced to realize that even the most loyal 'puppies' eventually grow teeth. In a world of cold academic expectations and hidden family scars, the moon is finally pulled from its orbit by a man who has always been entirely devoted to loving him. 🔞𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲🔞

𝘓𝘢𝘵𝘦 𝘯𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘴. 𝘓𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘮𝘪𝘤𝘴. 𝘚𝘭𝘰𝘸-𝘣𝘶𝘳𝘯 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦 When calm, quiet Law student, Por gets paired with a loud, soft-hearted Communications major Teetee for their university's late-night radio show. Neither expects their lives to change. What starts as a campus radio show turns into stolen glances, sweet banter, and maybe something more. A feel-good, soft campus romance through playlists, playful teasing, and the quiet kind of care that means everything between two opposites who were never meant to fall in love - but did anyway. highest rank: #1 teeteepor (24/06/25) #1 porteetee (24/06/25) #1 worthreading (30/06/25)

PorteeteePor Por Suppakarn, the quiet, sharp-eyed black cat type, is three years older than Teetee Wanpichit - a bubbly golden retriever boy who shines brightest within his friend circle but wilts around strangers. To the world, Teetee is sunshine: warm, energetic, and glowing. But to Por, he's something far more - the only light he ever notices. From the start, Teetee believes the moon never looks back at the sun. But the truth is, Por had always been watching - from the shadows, from afar, never daring to reach... until Teetee smiles at him. Reaches first. What begins as quiet glances and hoodie-sharing turns into late-night confessions, soft kisses under blanket forts, and comfort deeper than words. As they fall into love, they also learn to face their shadows: Por's cold walls and silent burdens, Teetee's fear of not being enough when he's not glowing.