The city whispered his name in fear. Boom Sirirot-the ruthless mafia boss who owned the night. Blood, money, power-he had it all, and anyone who crossed him never lived long enough to regret it. To the world, he was untouchable, unreadable, and merciless. And then there was Aou-soft, quiet, the kind of boy who avoided shadows because even shadows seemed too heavy for him. A simple village boy who ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time, forced into servitude as a maid in Boom's mansion. Everyone told Aou the same thing: Don't look into his eyes. Don't speak unless spoken to. And never, ever disobey him. But what happens when the maid Boom barely notices becomes the one person he can't ignore?

Boom doesn't believe in love anymore. After being betrayed by someone he trusted, his heart built walls so high that no one could reach him. But when his parents arrange his marriage with Aou-the angel-faced son of their best friends-Boom's carefully guarded world begins to shift. Aou is everything Boom isn't: gentle, kind, adored by everyone, and impossibly soft, like a living light that seeps into the darkest corners. What starts as a forced marriage slowly turns into something neither of them expected. Can the boy who looks like a bunny and smiles like sunshine melt the ice around Boom's heart, or will his past keep him locked away forever?

Boom Tharatorn, the ruthless mafia heir, controls the underground with cold precision. Debtors who dare to cross him know only two fates-death or eternal servitude. He doesn't forgive, and he never forgets. Thanaboon (Aou), a gentle, innocent boy who always believed in family love, finds his world ripped apart when his father and stepmother gamble away their fortune and fall into an impossible debt with Boom. When Boom and his men come to collect, instead of money, Aou's parents shove him forward like a commodity-"Take him instead."

when Aou, tired of being seen as an untouchable businessman, finds himself drawn to a woman-a stunning model with a face that graced every billboard in the city. To Aou, she seemed like the answer to his loneliness: beautiful, elegant, and charming. For the first time in years, his cold heart thawed. Boom saw something else entirely. The sparkle in her eyes wasn't love-it was calculation. The way she smiled at Aou wasn't affection-it was hunger. But every time Boom tried to warn Aou, his words were brushed aside. Because Aou believed his best friend simply didn't like the woman he loved. And that was where their perfect balance began to crack.

Boom has been raising his twins (5 years old) with the help of his parents since his wife passed away. His mother, out of concern, keeps urging him to remarry-not just for him, but so the twins can have a maternal figure. Boom, however, always refuses. He feels guilty, believing no one can replace his late wife, and he's afraid of burdening someone else with his complicated life. Enter Aou, who is introduced through family ties (Boom's parents know Aou's family). At first, Boom is against the idea of an arranged marriage with a man he barely knows. But circumstances (perhaps an incident with the twins, or Boom's work crisis that lands him at the hospital where Aou works) bring them together. The twins quickly grow attached to Aou, sensing his warmth and care. Boom notices how easily Aou connects with them-something he himself struggles with because of work stress. Over time, Boom and Aou's relationship shifts from reluctant partnership to genuine affection. Aou teaches Boom to open up emotionally, and Boom helps Aou realize that love isn't something to run away from despite busy careers.

Sometimes, even the strongest people need a place where they don't have to be strong. For Aou, little space was his safe haven-where worries melted away and the world became soft and simple. And for Boom, being the one Aou trusted enough to show that side of himself wasn't just love; it was a responsibility he carried with pride.✨🌼🧸