Lawyer Joong met Dunk in one of his case. He didn't expect the series of events that happened after. **Not strictly JD, PP. some elements of polygamous rship (PD, PwD). Fantasy AU

Pond and Dunk had it all-love, careers, a miracle son named Gemini. But one month after Gemini's birth, a drunk driver ended it all. Dunk died. Pond shattered. Seventeen years later, Dunk wakes in a blinding white room. "You left too much unfinished," a voice says. He's given three months to return-not as himself, but as a stranger. To help his loved ones heal. To say goodbye without being known. Or vanish from their memories forever. Now, Gemini is seventeen-brilliant, angry, and lost. Pond is cold, distant, still wearing his wedding ring like a wound. So Dunk returns as "Natachai," a gentle stranger with a familiar smile, and slips quietly back into their lives. He helps his son. He comforts old friends. He teaches Pond how to laugh again. And he falls in love all over again-with the man who doesn't know him. But time is running out. If Dunk reveals who he is, he'll be erased. If he stays silent, he'll lose them again. Three months. One love. And a choice that will break every rule.

Dunk and Phuwin were childhood best friends, bound like the Sun and Moon-Dunk, the warm and radiant extrovert, and Phuwin, the quiet, comforting introvert. Their friendship deepened in high school when they met Joong and Pond, forming an inseparable bond. But everything changed in college. Pond confessed his love to Dunk, only to be rejected-unaware that Dunk secretly loved Joong and was also trapped in an arranged marriage with his father's business partner's son, Joh Wayar. Phuwin, secretly in love with Pond, resented Dunk for hurting the person he love, causing a chain reaction that shattered their friendship. Then, tragedy struck. Just before graduation, Dunk killed himself and was found hanging in their favorite hideout, leaving behind only questions and heartbreak. Five years later, the three reunite on the anniversary of Dunk's death, determined to uncover the truth. But some ghosts never rest-and some friendships refuse to die.

Synopsis: Phuwin Tangsakyuen is Thailand's most celebrated motor racing champion-fierce, unshaken, and utterly devoted to one thing: Pond Naravit, his childhood best friend and longtime teammate. For years, he has quietly loved Pond, believing that one day, Pond would finally look his way. But everything changes when Dunk Natachai Boonsprasert, a breathtakingly beautiful actor and international model, steps into their world as the official representative of the Thailand Motor Racing Club at the National Grand Prix in Ireland. The moment Pond lays eyes on Dunk, he is lost, falling head over heels for the man whose beauty seems almost unreal. Phuwin watches in silent agony as Pond flirts with Dunk, laughing, chasing, hoping. And in a fit of jealousy-desperate to keep Pond by his side-Phuwin does the unthinkable. He pretends to court Dunk. At first, it's just a game, a twisted move to get Pond's attention, to remind him where he belongs. But Dunk, with his innocent heart and doe-like eyes, believes every word. He falls. Hard. For the first time in his life, Phuwin is caught in a race he never intended to run. Dunk's soft smiles, his gentle trust, his quiet devotion-they begin to chip away at the walls of Phuwin's heart. And suddenly, the lines blur. What started as a game becomes something dangerous. Real. Pond is livid. The man he loves is in Phuwin's arms. Joong Archen, Dunk's ever-protective model partner, is suspicious. And Phuwin? He is drowning. Because he swore this was just a game. A means to an end. So why does it feel like Dunk's love is the only thing that has ever truly mattered? As engines roar and hearts collide, Phuwin must make an impossible choice-break Dunk's heart and lose him forever or risk everything, including his oldest friendship, for the love he never saw coming. But in a world where love is a race and hearts are just collateral damage, can anyone really win? -

At Chulalongkorn University, Pond Naravit is the perfect student-brilliant, charming, and secretly The Porcelain Killer. His victims, drained of blood and posed like delicate dolls, are his gruesome masterpieces. No one suspects him, not even his closest friends. But everything changes when he meets Dunk Natachai, a quiet, beautiful engineering student-his perfect final experiment. What Pond doesn't know is that Dunk is no victim. A dormant psychopath, he has stalked Pond for years, molding himself into Pond's ideal. But this isn't love-it's a deadly game. As bodies pile up and their masks crack, will they destroy each other-or become something far worse?

REMINDER : TOP!PHUWIN x BOTTOM!DUNK --- Bangkok, 2004. In a tiny apartment above a noisy noodle shop, two seventeen-year-old best friends from Phuket-sharp-tongued top student Phuwin and beautiful, chaotic dreamer Dunk-have spent their lives surviving on love, laughter, and cheap ramen. Then, one heartbreak, two exes, and too many beers later... Dunk gets pregnant. With no money, no plan, and no family to turn to, they navigate doctor visits, judgmental aunts, broken fans, and math exams-armed only with stubborn devotion and secondhand baby clothes. Phuwin, grumpy but fiercely loyal, becomes the most dedicated teen dad imaginable. Dunk, dramatic and soft-hearted, hides one truth: he's already in love with Phuwin. But when Joong, Dunk's wealthy ex, returns with an irresistible offer-security, stardom, everything he's ever wanted-Dunk must choose: the dream he chased or the boy who never left. A heartwarming, hilarious, and messy love story about friendship, family, and the unexpected ways love finds us.

Pond Naravit's life changed when his father died when he was seven. Balancing part-time jobs and studies, he earned a spot at Chulalongkorn University, where he met Dunk Natachai, a charming, wealthy boy with a hidden love for Pond. Despite their differences, they became inseparable. As they signed with MTV, fame complicated their relationship. Pond's pairing with Phuwin Tangsakyuen gained massive popularity, while Dunk's chemistry with Joong Archen Aydin fueled rumors. Pond struggled with jealousy and the growing closeness between Dunk and others, including Ryu Phudtipart. After years of silence, Pond finally asks Dunk, "Why didn't you tell me you loved me?" Dunk, heartbroken, replies, "Because I knew you'd only realize it when I stopped waiting." Between Takes and Heartbeats is a slow-burn, emotional journey about love, fame, and vulnerability, as Pond and Dunk navigate their feelings in a world that demands perfection. They must decide if they'll follow their paths or fight for a love that was never part of the plan.

After one too many reckless stunts, bad boy Pond is exiled to sleepy Ko Lanta-where he meets Dunk, a mysterious, beautiful boy who prays daily for a long-lost lover. They fall for each other. There's rain, romance, and ridiculous flirting-until Pond learns the truth: Dunk is a ghost, stuck between worlds after dying while waiting for his lover. Now, Pond's love is binding their souls-slowly killing him. To save Pond, his chaotic friends must help find the missing soldier and give Dunk closure. But letting go of love might be the hardest goodbye of all.

In 1939 Chiang Mai, as war looms, two boys fall in love-Dunk, a gentle kindergarten teacher, and Pond, a sharp-willed rising military captain. Their bond, hidden from the world, deepens into a secret promise sealed with a shared ring. But when Pond is sent to the frontlines and Dunk is left behind-pregnant and praying-their love is tested by history's cruel hand. Decades later in 2009, 16-year-old Fourth discovers a photo of two young men on what looks like their wedding day. One of them looks just like him. "That's your great-grandfather Dunk," his grandmother tells him. "And the man beside him? That was the love of his life." Until the War Ends is a sweeping tale of forbidden love, wartime sacrifice, and generational healing-a story where love may wait across lifetimes, but never fades.

Dunk Natachai Boonsprasert is the nation's sweetheart-gentle, ever-smiling, beloved by millions. With his angelic aura and reputation for always being there for everyone else, the industry calls him the sun that never asks for warmth in return. But fame has a price. And Dunk has been paying it in silence. In a world that takes his kindness for granted, Dunk is lonely. Desperately lonely. He lives in glass hotels and laughs in interviews, but no one ever asks him how he feels. Not Pond Naravit, his longtime best friend now lost in his own rising stardom. Not Joong Archen, his long-time on-screen partner who's drifted emotionally. Not even Phuwin Tangsakyuen, the quietest in their trio, the one who maybe noticed-but never said anything. On what was meant to be one of the biggest highlights of his career-filming a dreamlike segment on a luxury yacht off the stormy coast of Phuket-disaster strikes. Amid rolling waves and urgent cameras, an unexpected storm batters the boat. In the chaos, Dunk slips. No one sees. No one hears. By the time they do-it's already too late.