"love isn't always like a story tale, sometimes It's hurt, denial, and devotion so deep you lose yourself in it, " William jakrapatr kaewpanpong, the eldest son of the kaewpanpong family, the son, everyone admires, calm, quiet, obedient, and top of his class, ideal type. but there's something uncomfortable in this picture perfect son. Not really uncomfortable, just undeniable. William loves his younger cousins. but his love towards Est?. It's different, not the kind usually people have towards their cousin. no something deeper. something he tries to hide but couldn't. Est supha kaewpanpong, the youngest of the family, pampered, spoiled and loved by everyone. all of his older cousins are protective and loving, especially, his phi'willy. who had no limits in spoiling him. but theres something, something deeper than just brotherly love, William was forced to separate from his whole family, especially Est,as he was being to attached. williams father, mr,victor kaewpanpong made sure of it.now, 7 years later. he was back, to his home, but as the son he was before, but as a silent shadow who barely acknowledged others presence, too quiet for the sunshine boy he used to be. something has changed, no. not really, had just broken that cannot be fixed, or maybe it can. nobody knows. #WilliamEst #cousinlovestory #loveislove

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Est Supha never thought his first year in college would begin with betrayal. His world shatters when he discovers his boyfriend of a year and a half, Meen, in the arms of his own stepbrother, Ping. Heartbroken and desperate to escape, Est lets his friends drag him to the infamous Temptation Club-a place where he swears he'll drown his pain in alcohol and forget everything. But forgetting becomes impossible when his gaze falls on the club's bartender: dangerously handsome, magnetic, and a stranger who tempts him like sin itself. One reckless night of flirting turns into passion, leaving Est with an unforgettable memory of the man who stole both his breath and his body. Two days later, the new semester begins. Est walks into his dreaded English class only to realize the man from that night isn't a stranger at all-he's William Jakrapatr, the powerful, enigmatic owner of JKP College and now... his professor. Caught between heartbreak, forbidden desire, and the intoxicating pull of a man he should never want, Est finds himself trapped in a dangerous game of temptation. Because William isn't just his professor-he's a man who doesn't play by the rules. And soon, he'll prove to Est that once he sets his eyes on someone, he doesn't let go. A night meant to be forgotten becomes the start of a love that could ruin them both. It's my first time writing a story, I hope you all like it. P.S. All the characters in this story are from my imagination and have nothing to do with real life actors. Thank you!

A story about a quite innocent student name Est Supha met a popular campus fuckboy name William Jakrapatr.

He's my sister's boyfriend. The guy I'm not supposed to look at... touch... want. But William Jakrapatr looks at me like he already knows. And one night, when she's not home, he stops pretending. I swore I'd never cross that line. Now I can't stop.

Season 1 🔞⚠️! William's father and Est's father have been close friends for decades - not rivals, allies. Two mafia dynasties who trust each other precisely because neither has ever had to test that trust in blood. When Est was born, the fathers made an informal pact over drinks that half-turned into tradition, half into a real promise: their children would marry, sealing the alliance permanently, making two powerful families one. Both boys grew up knowing this was coming. Not as a threat - as a fact of their lives, like their surnames. That's part of what makes their standoff so interesting: neither of them can blame "duty" the way heirs in a forced-truce marriage could. They chose to go through with it. Neither will admit why.

Pond and Phuwin have been rivals since the first day of school-grades, attention, even oxygen. They hate each other so much, it's practically a full-time job. But when Pond moves into Phuwin's neighborhood and their moms-lifelong besties-discover the boys are classmates, everything spirals. Suddenly, they're forced to play nice. Fake friendship. Shared dinners. Coordinated tutoring sessions. And worst of all? Their moms think they're adorable together. Pond is the school's bad boy-motorbike, charm, and a trail of broken hearts. Phuwin is the academic menace-sharp-tongued, caffeine-fueled, and secretly unbothered by Pond's theatrics. They clash like fire and sarcasm. But when someone else tries to hurt Phuwin, Pond's fury is instant. And when Phuwin sees Pond vulnerable-really vulnerable-something shifts. Enemies to lovers? More like enemies to "I hate you so much I'd die for you."

Est never wanted attention, but when a persistent admirer corners him, he panics-grabbing the nearest boy and blurting out a lie: "He's my boyfriend." The problem? That boy is William, the cold, dangerous student everyone avoids. What starts as a fake relationship to escape trouble slowly turns into something far harder to deny.

Since childhood, Pond and Phuwin had been sworn enemies. While their parents-college best friends who built their lives side by side-dreamed of their sons growing up just as close, reality turned out completely different. Pond was loud, confident, and always ready to challenge the world. Phuwin was calm, sharp-tongued, and quietly competitive. Every family gathering turned into a battlefield-grades, sports, talents, even who their parents praised more. They fought over everything. They refused to sit beside each other. They promised never to like each other. But growing up changes more than just height. In high school, their rivalry deepens-academic competitions, shared friend circles, accidental touches, heated arguments that last a little too long. The tension between them starts to feel different. Less hatred. More awareness. More stolen glances. More heartbeats that don't make sense. What happens when the person you compete with becomes the only one who understands you? What happens when years of arguing turn into late-night conversations? As pride slowly cracks and misunderstandings unfold, Pond and Phuwin are forced to confront a truth neither of them is ready to admit-maybe they were never just enemies. Maybe they were always meant to find each other through the chaos. From rivalry to longing. From annoyance to protection. From enemies... to something far deeper. Because sometimes, love doesn't begin with sweetness. Sometimes, it begins with a fight. ❤️