Est's life is shattered by the loss of his sister, leaving him to raise his young nephew, but the arrival of a mysterious neighbor, William, may open the door to love and hope. ___ Est's carefully structured life collapses in an instant when a hospital call delivers the worst news imaginable: his sister Earn is gone, leaving her four-year-old son, Tawan, in his care. Thrust into the unexpected role of single parenthood, Est struggles to navigate grief, work pressures, and the chaos of raising a young child. Through sleepless nights, tantrums, and small victories, he slowly learns the rhythm of fatherhood, finding strength he didn't know he had. On the morning Tawan starts nursery school, a chance encounter with a mysterious new neighbor, William, hints at a connection that could forever alter the course of their lives.

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!

💔 He wasn't a husband. He was a prisoner. When Est's father falls into debt, the price of repayment is his son's freedom. Forced into a loveless marriage with Earn, a cold and ruthless man who treats him as nothing more than property, Est's life becomes a chain of silent suffering. But fate shifts when William enters their world - kind, gentle, and everything Earn is not., Est feels seen... and loved. Caught between duty and desire, chains and freedom, Est must decide: Will he remain bound by debt, or risk everything for a chance at real love?

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Est is a top national swimmer-disciplined, focused, and completely married to his routine. In his final year of university, he has no time for distractions, especially not lazy freshmen who stumble into his world. William, on the other hand, is the very definition of pampered. Starting his first year at university, he's horrified to learn that every student is expected to take up a part-time job. Desperate and clueless, he ends up as an assistant in the university's sports department... where he's immediately assigned to help none other than Est. What begins as mutual annoyance slowly unravels into something softer, warmer-something that feels a lot like love. But when two people from such different worlds collide, the water can get choppy. A slow-burn romance filled with swimming goggles, accidental pep talks, stolen glances, and the quiet realization that maybe, just maybe, they were meant to meet like this.

A cheerful med tech intern meets a guarded former Air Force officer, a man whose scars whisper untold stories. William's warmth unsettles Est, stirring emotions he'd rather forget-but ignoring him isn't an option. As hidden pasts resurface, truths unravel. Pain lingers behind smiles, and love teeters on the edge of revelation. Will they heal together, or will the past tear them apart?

He's just an intern. Clumsy, cheerful, and always smiling. That's what everyone says about William Jakaraptr , the new arrival at the city's homicide department. With mismatched socks and eyes that sparkle too much for a place soaked in blood and lies, he doesn't belong there. But then again, nothing in this city belongs anymore. Detective Est Supha has spent years buried in unsolved murders, his soul stitched together by cold cases and cigarettes. He doesn't talk more than necessary. He doesn't smile. He doesn't feel. Until William starts showing up , at the worst times, with the right questions. With observations no rookie should make. With a gaze that lingers too long on crime scenes... and on him. When a series of brutal, eerily staged murders begins to surface, Est sees a familiar pattern , one he hoped was buried years ago. Victims left in twisted poses. Words scratched into walls. A killer that never leaves a trace... but always leaves a message. As Est dives deeper into the case, the shadows start whispering again , of the one crime that broke him... and the intern who may know more than he admits. Is William just a curious fool with bad timing... ...or is he exactly where the killer wants him to be?

"You sentenced me to die," William whispers, "and now you come crawling back like I'm the only one who ever made you feel alive." Est Supha Sangaworawong was built to be clean. Polished. A prosecutor with a flawless record and no room for mistakes, or monsters. William Jakrapatr was supposed to be just that. One trial. One headline. One death sentence. Case closed. Until the dreams started. Not of the crime. Not of the courtroom. Just him. The convict with chained hands and a smile that feels like a secret. Now Est is back at the prison. Sitting. Watching. Wanting. What started as obsession twists into something darker, desire wrapped in guilt, lust heavy with betrayal. A WilliamEst Story. ⚠️ Disclaimers: This story contains explicit content, moral corruption, psychological seduction, emotional breakdowns, and sex that feels like sin. You've been warned. This is a work of fiction. The characters, events, and moral choices depicted are entirely fictional and created for storytelling purposes. Some themes may be dark, controversial, or morally complex. They are not intended to promote or glorify any specific behavior. If you're uncomfortable with moral ambiguity, imperfect characters, or dark content, please proceed with caution. Not all actions are meant to be endorsed. Reader discretion is advised.

Young CEO Est is struggling under pressure-until a visit to the café across the street and a chance meeting with William begins to change everything. In the heart of Bangkok's business district, best friends William and Nut open Chapters and Cups, a cozy book café where every cup of coffee comes with a handwritten message-and sometimes, a gentle nudge toward healing. Let's see how William and Est find comfort, connection, and maybe something more... one cup at a time. Snippet: He walked up to the counter slowly, eyes scanning the menu, although he wasn't really reading it. "You're new here," the barista said, already watching him. Est looked up. "How did you know?" The barista smiled, easy and confident. "Because I'd remember your face if you weren't." That made Est pause. His lips twitched, amused despite himself. "I'm William," the barista added, extending a hand. "Let me make you a drink. I've got just the thing." Est raised an eyebrow. "Do I get to know what it is?" "Nope," William said cheerfully. "Only question is-do you trust me?" Est stared at him for a second, then nodded. "Surprise me."