"He's my best friend. He's straight. And he just kissed me like he actually meant it." When New's best friend, Tay, offers to be his fake date to his sister's wedding for a little petty revenge, New agrees thinking it'll be hilarious. The catch? New has been hopelessly in love with Tay for half his life. Things quickly slide downhill when New's family demands they bring their "relationship" to the bridal shower. After a "fake" kiss shatters New's reality, they are forced to keep up the charade for months. Caught between intense sexual tension, brutal basketball practices, and a mountain of secrets, New doesn't know how they're going to get through the season without his heart getting permanently benched. ~ Copyright © [SIYA NAIR] 2026. All rights reserved. DO NOT REPOST OR TRANSLATE WITHOUT PERMISSION. Started on - 17/05/2026 Completed on -

Tay and New are barely holding their lives together-juggling work, stress, and a fragile kind of love that hasn't fully found its shape yet. Their days are ordinary... until one quiet midnight, a doorbell shatters everything. On their doorstep, there's no one-only a crying baby left behind in the dark. What starts as a "just for tonight" decision slowly becomes something neither of them expected. what will happen then..?

Prince Tay searches for his queen, but finds danger, betrayal, and forbidden love. When his loyal knight New becomes more than a friend, Tay must choose between crown and heart. In a world full of expectations, they fight for their freedom and for each other. Main couple: TayNew [This is just a fictional story from my brain]

Taynew fanfic When your best friend feeds you to a wolf and you end up sleeping with a total stranger. You don't want to remember but.... What happens if you meet that stranger again? And he's someone you can't hide from forever. How you get out of that situation? Or do you even want to? Characters and photos used here doesn't not belong to me. Warning: mature content

Step 1: Fall in love. Step 2: Get rejected. Step 3: Try again anyway. Tay Tawan has never been the kind of guy who chases, so the fact that he's now desperately trying to win over New Thitipoom? Yeah. Something has clearly gone very, very wrong. Too bad New isn't interested. Not now. Not ever. No matter how hard Tay tries, New shuts him down with cold indifference. And the worst part? Tay just keeps trying. With rivals everywhere, including one very real threat named Off, Tay is running out of time. Will he ever get his chance... or was it already over before it even began? This isn't where their story begins; it's where it ends.

As children, Tay and New were inseparable best friends, and New even promised to marry Tay when they grew up. But after New's father betrays Tay's father, causing his death and leaving Tay an orphan, their lives are torn apart. 20 years later, Tay returns with revenge in his heart and kidnaps New to make his father pay. But New, who has no memory of their childhood friendship, sees only a mysterious and handsome stranger. As Tay struggles between hatred and the love he never forgot, buried memories and long-kept secrets begin to resurface, forcing him to choose between revenge and the boy who once promised him forever. ❤️

Let's see how a cold hearted mafia Tay is going to make New his.

"I bought your father's debt. I bought your university's silence. What makes you think I won't buy you, Professor?" To the world, Tay Tawan is the "Iron CEO"-a cold, narcissistic heir who views the world as a game of chess and people as mere pawns. He has everything money can buy, but he's bored. That is, until he sets his sights on the one thing that isn't for sale: the pure, "innocent" heart of New Thitipoom. What started as a dark obsession-a high-stakes game of kidnapping and psychological warfare-spirals into a possessive romance that neither was prepared for. New is determined to resist the "monster" who caged him, but as the walls of the Vihokratana penthouse close in, the line between captor and protector begins to blur. From the spicy, salt-stained nights on a private beach to a high-society wedding that shocked the nation, their journey was never supposed to be easy. But when a "medical miracle" leaves the innocent professor pregnant with the Vihokratana heir, the real chaos begins. Now, Tay isn't just fighting the world to keep New-he's fighting his own son for New's attention. Can a narcissist learn to share his prize? Or will his unhinged devotion consume them both? "You're mine, Newie. Every inch of you. Every drop of salt on your skin. Say it. Say you aren't going anywhere."

Tay and New have spent years proving one thing: they absolutely cannot stand each other. Too bad their best friends, Off Jumpol and Gun Atthaphan, are convinced they're meant to be. After countless disastrous setups, one last attempt-a romantic cruise before Off and Gun move away-goes spectacularly wrong. Because instead of falling in love... Tay and New get drunk, mix things up, and wake up in the same bed with a mistake they definitely don't want to remember. They make a pact: it never happened. Simple-until fate laughs in their faces. Forced to work together when their companies merge, Tay Tawan and New Thitipoom are stuck in endless meetings, nonstop bickering, and one very inconvenient truth: the chemistry between them didn't disappear-it got worse. Because nothing complicates hate quite like a night that felt a little too right.

Some love stories start with fate. This one starts with a lie... broadcast live. On his wedding day, famous news anchor Tay is left at the altar when his celebrity bride disappears-right as the media crashes in to capture every second. Desperate, cornered, and with cameras everywhere, he does the only reckless thing he can think of. He points to a stranger behind him. "Jan was not my bride... it was him." And then he kisses New-a fashion designer and owner of Le' Miel, a boutique-who has absolutely no idea what's happening. Now the scandal of the year, the only way to survive is to make the lie real: a one-year fake marriage, a strict contract, and rules they definitely shouldn't break. No feelings. No attachment. No falling in love. But between stolen glances, shared spaces, and a kiss that never quite felt fake, pretending gets dangerously complicated. "Some lies are meant to protect you... but this one became a dumb love never meant to keep."