Hong and William were not just stepbrothers-they were born into a world of shadows, wealth, and danger. Their father, the enigmatic billionaire patriarch of Thailand, ruled a business empire built on both legitimate investments and the darkest corners of organized crime. Their father's company was renowned worldwide, but beneath the gleaming surface lay a powerful mafia network that controlled much of the underground economy, from money laundering to illegal arms trading.

Hong moves to Lunadelraive, what he finds or who he finds there is a mystery, but for how long before his life changes forever. Read to find out 🤭

A story in which an obnoxious and arrogant boy (Nut) moves in next door and for some reason, Hong can't manage to get him out of his head.

Beneath the 1980s' shadowed veil, in a small town where crosses loom and hymns hum through rotary phones, Heaven's Touch unfurls a tale of forbidden longing. The Christian seminary, austere and cold, its stained-glass saints unyielding, stands amid a forest where a crumbling church hides secrets in moonlight. Here, cassette tapes spin The Smiths, and handwritten poems curl like smoke. Hong Pichetpong, a soul of melancholy, kneels in despair, his Orthodox faith a chain forged by a rigid family. His heart, bleeding through self-inflicted wounds, seeks a God who turns away. Nut Thanat, an orphaned atheist with defiance in his leather-clad stride, carries wounds no prayer can mend. In Hong's quiet pain-his trembling hands, his whispered pleas-Nut finds a fragile beauty, a spark to light his godless dark. Their paths converge, tentative, electric, in stolen moments where initials carved in bark defy a world of rigid norms. A slow, forbidden love blooms, delicate yet fierce, against the tide of homophobic scorn and religious zeal. How will their hearts, one bleeding for salvation, the other for meaning, weave a bond to shatter chains? P.S. "Heaven's Touch" is an original story inspired by the thematic essence of "Ticket to Heaven," but features a unique narrative, characters, and setting created independently.

Hong despises betrayal. His father's affair shattered his trust in love and marriage, so when his mother announces she's getting remarried, he spirals. Drinking, dancing, and drowning in denial, he ends up in a stranger's arms for a night of reckless pleasure. But when he meets his soon-to-be stepbrother-the son of his mother's fiancé-he's frozen in shock. It's him. The stranger from that night. The one who ruined him. The one who's about to become family. And worst of all? He remembers everything.

Insomnia - English Version Jun with insomnia problems and some old traumas that torment him, and Dylan who spends the night locked in the studio writing songs. And even if they can't stand eo, they can only rely on each other to heal those old wounds. Jun + Dylan - ThamePo series ©All rights reserved January 2025 | TheyIdiot ➥The boys in this story are not sexualized, they just act as faces for the characters. ➥If you don't like it, don't read. All comments considered offensive will be deleted.

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!*

Fresh out of university and freshly unemployed, Hong's luck finally turns around when he lands his dream job as a fashion illustrator at Thailand's hottest clothing brand, Nox Aeterna. Naturally, a celebration is in order-cue Songkran chaos, water fights, glitter, and one too many cocktails. One drunken dare later, Hong wakes up in a luxury condo next to a hot, shirtless stranger... with zero memory of what went down. No big deal, right? Just a wild one-night stand he'll never see again. Until he walks into his first day of work... and meets Nut-the CEO's charming (and very familiar) son.

Nut and Hong were inseparable-born just days apart, raised side by side, and bound by a friendship their moms swore would last forever. But forever cracked one Valentine's Day when Hong confessed something deeper than friendship... and Nut walked away. Now, it's their final year of high school. Hong has mastered the art of distraction-girls, parties, a cocky smile-but beneath it all, something's missing. Then Nut returns. Older, quieter, and carrying something unspoken in his eyes. Old wounds resurface. Secrets start to unravel. And Hong begins to wonder: what if the story they thought ended was just waiting to begin again? Because sometimes, life doesn't just offer second chances-it offers a chance to feel, to fight, to love... 2wice.

Two years. No label. No "official." Just kisses at midnight, late-night calls, forehead touches, and everything that screams relationship-except the actual word. Nut and Hong have been stuck in a situationship for what feels like forever. To everyone else, they're basically dating. But to each other? It's complicated. Their friends are starting to ask questions. Hong's starting to ask himself the same thing. What are they, really? And how long can love survive without clarity?