Jes, a disciplined CEO and accomplished architect, meets Bible, a passionate fresh graduate architect newly hired at his firm. Assigned under Jes's supervision, their professional partnership soon ignites an unexpected chemistry. But what if they fall for each other? Will Jes cling to control, or risk everything for a future he never planned? And what choice will Bible make when ambition and desire begin to blur?

The first lesson Jes Jespipat Kirgun ever learned was simple: "Never kill the innocent." He was eight when Papa pressed the cold barrel of a gun into his small hands. His fingers trembled, but Papa's voice was calm, steady, almost gentle. Type (coldly): "The world will teach you cruelty. We teach you discipline. If you must spill blood, make sure it's not wasted." That night, Jes pulled the trigger for the first time. The echo of it never left him. Neither did the rule. For years, he carved his name into Bangkok's underworld-ruthless, sharp, untouchable. To his enemies, he was the devil dressed in silk. To his family, he was the heir to a dynasty built on blood. And to himself... he was empty. Until the night he heard a blind man laugh in the face of death. --- Far away, in another part of the city, Bible lived in a different kind of darkness. His world wasn't cruel-it was quiet. The hum of traffic, the rustle of turning pages, the warmth of coffee steam-these were his companions. People pitied him, sometimes mocked him, but Bible learned to walk with dignity. His blindness wasn't weakness. It was a different kind of sight. And though he couldn't see the stars, he still believed in them. Bible (thinking): One day, my moon will find me-even in this darkness.

Jes is a busy single dad who loves his daughter so much. Due to a sudden situation, he needs to hire a trustworthy babysitter. Bible is a college student who needs to vacant his place for renovation and has nowhere to stay. After sharing his worries with a friend, he gets an offer: a well-paying babysitting job with a place to stay. As desperate he is, He accepts the offer and soon finds himself living with a single dad and a daughter....

Bible, a grumpy and strict CEO of a game design company, lives a mundane life. His routine is disrupted when he meets an overly cheerful man who annoys him with his relentless positivity. To Bible's dismay, the man turns out to be his new employee, a game tester. Their office interactions are filled with tension, as the cheerful man flirtatiously tries to get Bible to smile more, further irritating him.

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What would happen if BL actor Bible Sumettikul met Jespipat Tilapornputt, a famous actor who is rumored to be a fuckboy with female celebrities? How would Bible react to his actions and behavior ? As people say, if it is meant for you, it will find you again. © 2024 © All Rights Reserved

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Jes is a wealthy vintage car collector who keeps bringing his cars to Bible's small garage, not because they need fixing, but because he's quietly in love with the shy, soft-spoken mechanic. Bible, stuck in a toxic relationship, doesn't realize Jes's feelings or his own unhappiness. One night at a club, Jes witnesses Bible's boyfriend mocking him. Jes punches him, takes Bible's hand, and walks away with him and from everything broken. What follows is a slow, quiet rebuilding of trust, healing, and a love neither of them saw coming.

The scandal breaks. The cast is fractured. Trust is broken, and public perception is unstable. Bible, quiet and usually composed, is struggling with the emotional toll-he was close to Build, he believed in him, and now he feels lost between loyalty and reality. The media won't stop hounding. Fans are either attacking or defending. He can't breathe. Bas notices. He's always been the steady one-not loud, not flashy, but grounded. Protective. He steps in when Bible begins to isolate himself. At first, it's little things: checking in, waiting outside Bible's room, cracking stupid jokes to get him to smile. But soon, it becomes more. Bible, usually the one in control on screen, finds comfort in letting go with Bas. Bas, quiet but firm, becomes his anchor-his constant. They start rehearsing together, unofficially. One night, Bible breaks down during a scene. Bas doesn't say much. He just holds him. Not as a co-star. Not as a friend. But as something more.

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