In a campus where rankings matter more than feelings, Hong lives by control and perfection-until Nut, all smiles and sharp remarks, keeps breaking through his walls. What starts as rivalry turns into reluctant partnership, teasing chaos, and quiet moments that hurt more than they should. With friends who see too much (Lego), stir trouble (Tui), and fight their own battles (William and Est), love unfolds between jokes, misunderstandings, and scars from the past. This is a story about enemies who laugh too loud, hurt too deeply, and slowly learn that love doesn't arrive gently-it crashes in and stays.

Dylan Zhou, the university's cold and grumpy heartthrob, gets roped into a rent-a-date for charity by his meddling friend Nano. The last person he wants to see there is Jun, the bright, golden-retriever-like student everyone loves. But when Jun ends up renting him and dragging him around the campus festival, Dylan's walls start to crack. What began as a chaotic charity stunt turns into something quietly real between two opposites who find comfort in each other. FYI: I use Mr.GPT to help out. Again🤭

When Jun's dance partner is sick for the tour, Dylan was practically forced to dance with Jun. A short tension between them changes everything. P.S.: I've kept this in my drafts for a while and now finally have time to write it✌️ Enjoy~

Hong thought Nut wouldn't accept the baby. Nut couldn't understand why Hong would suddenly disappear. Miscommunication, guilt, and love at breaking point. Will they find their way back before it's too late? Written with the help of ChatGPT

"please take care of him"

Jun works at ONER Entertainment, one of the top companies in the music industry. After making a huge mistake that almost ruins an important project, he's given one last chance to keep his job-convince former idol Dylan to sign a new contract and return to the spotlight. Dylan was once a rising star in a popular boyband, but everything fell apart when his own group members turned against him. They created a fake scandal so convincing that Dylan was forced out of the industry. Broken and betrayed, he disappeared from the public eye, swearing he would never perform again. At first, Dylan wants nothing to do with Jun or the industry he once trusted. But Jun refuses to give up. Slowly, through patience and sincerity, he helps Dylan begin to heal and rediscover his passion for music. Along the way, Jun finds himself developing feelings he didn't expect-and Dylan begins to feel the same. What started as a difficult mission to save a career turns into something much deeper. As the line between duty and emotion blurs, Jun and Dylan must face a choice. Will Dylan take the stage again? And if he does, will Jun be standing beside him-not just as his manager, but as something more?

[ COMPLETED ] Their story was never meant to happen-a bump in the library, a duet on stage, and a slow-burning chemistry no spotlight could hide. Hong swears his racing heartbeat is just a result of fatigue. Nut insists his playlist isn't about Hong. But the universe-and Lykn-knows better. Rainstorms, jealousy, whispered comfort in empty studios, and one explosive performance push them to the edge of a truth they can't deny. When rumors hit, and distance grows, both realize the ache of almost losing each other hurts more than confessing. This is the journey of two boys who kept circling the same feeling... until one of them finally said it out loud.

Est and Hong, heirs to the powerful Sangaworawong family, navigate a storm of passion, betrayal, and dark secrets. When a love affair ends in tragedy, long-buried truths resurface, and a lurking enemy makes its move. In a world of fragile alliances, Est and Hong must confront the past and decide whether to save their family or watch it crumble.

Hong, the class president lives a simple life; and has his priorities in focus. It isn't until he crosses paths with troublemaker Nut, who is the opposite of Hong. Despite their differences, they both find solidarity and an understanding the more time they spend together, which causes both of them to start questioning if their friendship is something more... ~ "I thought I despised you, but I find myself thinking about you when I know I shouldn't" *This story is completed, bonus chapters are all published as well!*

Hong has spent years secretly crushing on Nut-his charming, athletic, annoyingly perfect classmate. He was content staying in the background... until Nut shows up at his door one night with a ridiculous request: "Pretend to be my boyfriend. Just for five days." Apparently, Nut's trying to shake off an ex who won't take no for an answer, and he thinks Hong's the safest option for a fake relationship. No big deal, right? Just five days of holding hands, cuddling for show, and maybe-definitely-kissing in front of people. Totally fine. Except for the part where Hong's already in too deep. And the part where Nut might not be faking at all. Five days. One fake boyfriend deal. Too many feelings, not enough self-control.