Under the dazzling lights of stardom, where every move is watched and every word is rehearsed, two souls found themselves caught in a story that no script could capture. Ohm, steady and confident, hid questions he didn't dare ask. Leng, new to the scene but bold in his own quiet way, carried feelings he couldn't suppress. What started as a partnership became a delicate dance between friendship and something deeper. Neither of them knew where it would lead, but some connections are inevitable, no matter how hard you try to resist them. 🔺There will be 18+ content in this. A warning will be put at the beginning of the concerned chapters

They met in high school, two opposite worlds colliding in the tech department. Surf was loud, bright, impossible to ignore. Java was quiet, steady, and everything Surf wasn't. Four years of friendship blurred into something more, until it all fell apart. Years later, fate brings them back together in a city that never stops moving. The past still lingers, old wounds still sting, and both have changed in ways the other never expected. In the heart of Bangkok, between deadlines, game codes, and the ghosts of who they used to be, Surf and Java find themselves facing the one thing they never finished: each other. The Code We Broke : A Game You Never Stop Playing

ONGOING 📝📝📝 New Thitipoom feels himself responsible for the death of his friend. He is left as the guardian of his friend's younger brother Win. Win hates New, as he thinks that he is the reason he lost his brother. Struggling with their inner demons they shift to Phuket where they meet the Vihokratna brothers. The eldest, Tay Tawan is a detective who can help New find the main culprits behind the death of his friend but in exchange the youngest Vihokratna Bright Vachirawit has to be given something which is almost beyond New's control. All the characters have scars which can be healed only by their soulmates. It's a story of love, family, brotherhood and hope. Three couples Taynew BrightWin JeffGame Copyright': @ginasnow

How it feels, Fall in love with someone who you never seen and get to know that person is dead. . . . . . Tay is a high posted caption in military. He has been posted to a remote outpost for service as punishment because of his short temper and hot headed behaviour but there he falls in love with a person that he has never seen

How it feels when you meet the person you lost ages ago.

Tay and New have been inseparable since childhood, their bond so natural that it feels unbreakable. But when Tay comes out as gay in middle school, his world begins to fracture. Secrets, fear, and betrayal creep into their friendship until one day, silence replaces everything they once shared. Ten years later in Bangkok, Tay has rebuilt his life far from the town that turned its back on him. He thinks the past is buried-until fate places New in his path once more, not as a memory but as the stranger he must now share a home with. Trapped between unspoken words and unresolved wounds, both must face the truth of what happened all those years ago. Was New really the friend who abandoned Tay when he needed him most, or is the silence between them hiding something else entirely? A Silence Between Us is a heart-wrenching story of love, betrayal, and the unbearable weight of things left unsaid.

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.

This is a story of home. Inside a house filled with laughter, chaos, and too many shoes by the door, live Tay and New - two husbands who built a family bigger than they ever imagined. Together, they raise eight children, each with their own quirks, their own rooms, and their own ways of driving Papa and Phorphor half-crazy. Most of the older kids have grown up and moved into their own condos and apartments, but this house is still their anchor - the place they return to for meals, arguments, hugs, and comfort. And then, of course, there's the youngest: little San, only four, a ball of pure sunshine and mischief, who believes the world revolves around his "Papa" and "Phorphor." There are no villains here. No tragic separations. Only the everyday dramas of family life. This is a story about moments. Moments of laughter, of worry, of small fights and big hugs. Moments where love is found not in grand gestures, but in shared breakfasts, bedtime cuddles, and the chaos of too many voices talking at once. This is the world of Tay, New, and their children. Not perfect, not quiet, but always - theirs.

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

A TayNew fiction story wherein, the two are bestfriends since they were child until they became lovers for more than 10 years... But the two are born heirs of their respective wealthy family and they are destined to have an arranged marriage. What will going to happen next? Are they going to fight for their love or are they going to learn how to love their wives?