In the real world, they were just dolls. Neona dangling from Nani's bag like a good luck charm. Smyle, with a crooked little grin always clutched in Sky's arms during fan meets. They weren't real. They weren't supposed to be. Until one morning... They were. Sky woke up first, groggy and jet-lagged, still wrapped in the scent of stage lights and flight pillows. Nani shifted beside him, breathing soft against the curve of his shoulder. The house was quiet. Too quiet. No alarms. No callsheets. No manager knocking. Just the faint sound of- Tiny footsteps. A whispered voice. A knock at the door. Then- "Pho? Pa? ...Did you forget to kiss us today?" Two little boys. Standing in the doorway. Wearing Sanrio pajamas. Holding onto stuffed toys. The boys remember everything. The morning cuddles, the kisses, the bedtime stories. But Sky and Nani remember none of it. The dolls were gone. And they were calling them Pa and Pho.

Nani Hirunkit, model-turned-actor, had a one-night stand after his breakup. Woke up next to Sky Wongravee. Yes, that Sky Wongravee. Famous. Gorgeous. Completely naked. Nani panicked. Left. Swore to never speak of it again. A few weeks later? They're cast as BL co-leads. Playing lovers. With multiple kissing scenes. Sky? Unbothered. Or so he thought he is. And Nani? One fake kiss away from a full system reboot. And no-they're definitely not talking about that night. But the universe clearly has other plans. --- #SKYNANI

FROID Chapter 1-20 CALDO (BONUS CHAPTERS) The Kwongs They share respect but little else. As they juggle life with their twin daughters, cracks in their façade force them to confront the distance between them. This isn't about tearing down perfection-it's about fighting to build what never truly existed-it's one of piecing together what was never whole. Not every beginning has to be perfect. Sometimes it starts as a mess and still ends up being magic. Disclaimer: This story contains elements of toxicity and is entirely fictional. The characters' traits and actions may provoke dislike or strong opinions, but that's upon on your own risk.

Top fierce attorneys who can't stand each other or mostly- Orm.. For her, Lingling is the most annoying person alive-her cocky smile and constant wins in court drive her crazy. Always up against each other in court. Orm is determined to outdo Lingling at every turn, but she always falls short. With Lingling, it's always competition. Lingling loves pushing Orm's buttons, enjoying their rivalry to the fullest. One day something shifts, changes in.. Is it love? -of course-

It's an adaptation. I personally love this story so I wanted to make an adaptation. I think Ladaearn would fit in the story so I made it with them. Cr- nefrofer on aff

This is the sequel of Home. Please read it before reading this story. Credit goes to nefrofer on aff

Orm, a bitchie and baddie young manager in the fashion department of a top magazine, has never been one for commitment or settling down. Meanwhile, Lingling, a web developer and the only daughter of the company's owner, brings a quiet strength and gentle patience that draws Orm in and pulls them closer together. What starts as a chance encounter slowly evolves into a profound love that changes Orm's view of herself. With Lingling, Orm finds someone who doesn't try to change her-but instead makes her want to change.

Lingling Sirilak Kwong, the fiercely independent heir to one of Thailand's most prestigious hospital empires, has no interest in romance. Scarred by a past betrayal, she vows never to open her heart again. But as the pressure to marry and uphold her family's legacy mounts, Lingling finds herself cornered-until a chance encounter gives her a bold idea. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong, a hardworking university student juggling studies and a food delivery job to pay her tuition, has little time for anything outside her dreams of a better future. When a fateful accident leaves a scratch on Lingling's luxury car, Orm braces herself for the worst. Instead, she's blindsided by a proposition that will change her life forever. Desperate to avoid the suitors her parents have chosen, Lingling tricks Orm into a contract marriage, offering her financial security in exchange for pretending to be her girlfriend. But as their lives intertwine, the stark differences between them ignite more than just tension. What starts as a cold business arrangement begins to thaw under the warmth of shared moments, unexpected kindness, and the spark of something real. Will Lingling and Orm overcome the barriers of class, past wounds, and their own fears to find love in the most unlikely of places?