Teetee and Por families are business partner's as their grandfather's wish they forced Teetee and Por to marry each other. . this is not based on any true content if you are feeling uncomfortable you may leave the story. . update Every Sunday Afternoon :2:30 pm. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

TeeteePor Au Teetee is the university's art darling-loved by professors, admired by peers, and always surrounded by people drawn to his kindness and charm. But none of that matters to him because his eyes have always been on one person: Por Suppakarn. Por, the quiet genius from the music faculty, is an enigma. Known for his jazz improvisation and calm aura, he never entertains anyone who confesses to him-no matter how bold or beautiful. That is, until Teetee approaches him during the Loy Krathong festival not to ask for love... but to promise that he'll start flirting with him. Intrigued, Por agrees to the game-not realizing that Teetee's sincerity might just be what melts the walls he's built around himself. ps:I love the Duang With You novel so much that I used a similar plot for this one. If you've read the novel, you'll totally see the similarities. I seriously can't wait for the series to be released!

𝘓𝘢𝘵𝘦 𝘯𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘴. 𝘓𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘮𝘪𝘤𝘴. 𝘚𝘭𝘰𝘸-𝘣𝘶𝘳𝘯 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦 When calm, quiet Law student, Por gets paired with a loud, soft-hearted Communications major Teetee for their university's late-night radio show. Neither expects their lives to change. What starts as a campus radio show turns into stolen glances, sweet banter, and maybe something more. A feel-good, soft campus romance through playlists, playful teasing, and the quiet kind of care that means everything between two opposites who were never meant to fall in love - but did anyway. highest rank: #1 teeteepor (24/06/25) #1 porteetee (24/06/25) #1 worthreading (30/06/25)

Por is the top student in his grade-quiet, precise, and always distant with everyone. He walks the hallways like a shadow with a purpose. Then there's Teetee Wanpichit-sunlight personified, with paint on his fingers, friends at every corner, and a laugh that makes people turn around. They sit two rows apart in literature class. They've never spoken. But Teetee keeps stealing glances, and Por keeps writing secret poems in the margins of his notebook-about someone with a voice like spring and eyes like storms. One unexpected group project. One rainy afternoon under the library eaves. And suddenly, it's not just pens and notebooks anymore. It's heartbeats, jealousy, hesitation, and the quiet hope that maybe, just maybe... they're not as different as they seem.

"We were strangers made husbands by name. But I fell for you from the first day-and waited for you to love me back." Por never believed in love between men. So when his family arranges his marriage to Teetee-bright-eyed, loyal, endlessly warm-he signs the papers but shuts his heart. Teetee, on the other hand, falls for Por on their wedding day. He tries. He waits. He hopes. But loving someone who won't love you back? It hurts. When Por's best friend advises Teetee to pull away, Teetee goes quiet-protecting his heart by going cold. Only then does Por realize what he's about to lose. Just as their love begins to bloom, a sudden accident steals Teetee's memories. Now, Por must face the man he hurt-and win back a love that doesn't remember him. But what if Teetee's heart remembers everything his mind forgot? And what if this time, they choose each other for real?

Por Suppakarn never planned on falling in love with his co-star. Especially not in a world built on image, scripts, and camera-ready smiles. But when fate-and a shared stage-draws him closer to Teetee Wanpichit, the lines between performance and reality start to blur. From awkward first meetings to private cuddles in green rooms, Por and Teetee navigate the thrill of rising fame, the quiet ache of hidden feelings, and the bravery it takes to choose love behind the curtain. Between fanmeets, photo shoots, and unexpected kisses in the rain, they learn what it means to draw boundaries, protect what's real, and hold onto each other when the lights go down. Because some things aren't meant to be performed. They're meant to be kept. "And this love? It's ours to keep."

Tee and Por come from different families and don't know each other, but they are forced to get married. This marriage isn't about love; it's a business deal. Their fathers aim to collaborate to increase their profits, but they lack trust in one another. MY MOON, DUANG WITH YOU, PORTEETEEPOR REAL LIFE EVENTS ARE COMBINED TOGETHER.