Dead Man's Dream (DMD) was a band on the verge of collapse-until Kong walked in. All Kongpob Jirojmontri ever wanted was to sing. When a spot opens in his favorite band, he grabs the chance, unaware he's stepping into a world of messy egos, late-night studio sessions, and an unpredictable frontman who gets under his skin in all the wrong ways. Thomas Teetut is talented, ruthless, and used to getting exactly what he wants-both in music and in people. Kong is not supposed to be an exception. Onstage, they're electric. Behind closed doors, they're something else entirely. As their band claws its way back to the top, Kong finds himself tangled in Thomas' world-the highs, the lows, and the kind of desire that feels impossible to escape. But being wanted by Thomas comes at a price. And Kong doesn't know if he's willing to pay it.

About two idols who were shipped together, both felt annoyed at first, but the other fell first and-the other fell harder.