Pond has two problems. The first is Phuwin. The second is that Phuwin has been his problem since they were five. Unfortunately, growing up did not make Phuwin less loud, less shameless, less irritating, or less determined to make Pond's life difficult. It only made him taller, more athletic, more popular, and significantly harder to ignore. Which is particularly inconvenient when the six idiots who grew up together in the same neighbourhood somehow end up at the same university. Pond is trying to study. Phuwin is trying to have fun. Joong is trying to survive. Dunk is enjoying the disaster. Perth is actively contributing to it. Santa is just happy to be there. And somewhere between childhood fights, teenage disasters, university chaos, and years of insisting that they are **just friends**, Pond and Phuwin are going to have to deal with the one thing neither of them has ever been particularly good at: being normal about each other. They are still exactly the same six idiots. Only now there are exams, university dorms, new people, bad decisions, and absolutely no adult supervision. And Pond and Phuwin? They are just friends. Obviously. They have been just friends for years. What could possibly go wrong? (It's a PhuwinPond story ♡)

At Saint Regent University, wealth is a weapon, and reputation is a death sentence. Behind marble pillars and the encrypted shadows of "The Regent Pulse," the world's elite play a game where the only rule is survival. Dunk Natachai, the "Prince of Law," is back after a year of self-imposed exile in New York. He fled to escape a mistake that could ruin him: a night of forbidden passion with Joong Archen, the ruthless King of the Business Faculty and the fiancé of Dunk's own stepsister. Dunk returns with a colder heart and a single goal-to reclaim his independence. But at Saint Regent, you don't just walk away from a man like Joong. By trying to provoke the "beast" to gain his freedom, Dunk inadvertently triggers a high-stakes war that threatens to set the entire campus ablaze. In a world of encrypted secrets, can Dunk outrun a man who owns the finish line? While the elite play for power, the campus is divided by a blood feud between the football and basketball teams. At the center are Phuwin, the clinical captain of the football team, and Pond, the hot-headed leader of the basketball squad. Their mutual hatred is legendary, but a housing error forces them into the ultimate nightmare: sharing a dorm room. When one explosive night shifts their rivalry from the court to the sheets, they strike a dangerous deal-an "enemies with benefits" contract. But in a school built on lies, the hardest thing to fake is the truth. Warning: a lot off 18+ content

Pond Naravit is broke enough to answer a suspiciously vague job listing titled: "Private Companion Needed for Social Events." The pay is ridiculous. The expectations seem simple. Pretend to be someone's boyfriend. Attend fancy dinners. Look convincing. What Pond does not expect is for the client to be Phuwin Tangsakyuen-rich, composed, and rumored to be the kind of person you really shouldn't annoy. Phuwin didn't expect Pond either. But somehow the chaotic university student who talks too much and smiles too easily ends up signing the contract anyway. It's temporary. Strictly professional. Just a public arrangement for appearances. There are rules. There are boundaries. And absolutely no emotional involvement. Unfortunately, Pond has never been very good at following rules.

Pond Naravit Lertratkosum is a self-made tech CEO-cold, commanding, emotionally shut off. Raised to believe queerness equals weakness, he built his empire by burying every part of himself that could feel. Now, his father threatens to take it all away-unless he agrees to one thing: marry a man. Phuwin Tangsakyuen is everything Pond was taught to despise-openly gay, elegant, and the biological son of two powerful fathers in a world where mpreg is completely natural. A fashion mogul in his own right, Phuwin once loved Pond silently, clinging to a fleeting moment of college kindness. So when the chance comes to marry him-even through a loveless contract-he says yes. Because maybe, the boy he once believed in still exists beneath all that ice. But what begins as a cold business arrangement quickly unravels into something messier. Resentment. Buried desire. Emotional scars. And a past that refuses to stay buried. But will Phuwin finally get the love, he's always ached for or will he have to watch the one thing he wanted most, burn him from the inside out? This is not a sweet romance. It's messy, raw and painfully human. 🔥 Slow-burn | Enemies to lovers | Arranged marriage | Mpreg AU ⚠️ Verbal/emotional abuse, internalized homophobia, heavy smuts, angst, mpreg. Reader discretion advised. 💫 Joong × Dunk and Gemini × Fourth appear as side couples-offering warmth (or more angst) and contrast to the chaos.

Everyone at the university knew one thing: if Joong Archen wanted something, he'd chase it relentlessly. And right now, all he wanted was Dunk Natachai. For Pond and phuwin it was hate at first sight right away, banter with sparks ⚡️, insults flying around left and right but deep down? Burn a fierce passion both can't seem to fight... 🔞 18+ Warning "Chasing After You" contains mature themes, intense emotions, teasing romance, and scenes not suitable for younger audiences. Please read responsibly.

Pond has a secret that only his best friend knows. Soon after meeting Phuwin, he didn't expect that Phuwin would be a victim of his secret. The school campus is trying to find the culprit and Pond has no choice but to trust Phuwin to keep it a secret. Might be a short story.

Title: "Like Fire Beneath Ice" Pond is the school's golden boy - loud, confident, and adored by everyone who falls under his smirk. Phuwin is his polar opposite - withdrawn, precise, and unapproachable, like a blade kept cold in its sheath. Their rivalry is infamous, sharpened by countless cold glares and heated debates. But when a public argument lands them in a month-long collaborative punishment, neither expects the hatred to crack... revealing something raw and terrifying underneath. Because sometimes, the line between loathing and longing is paper-thin - and fire melts even the coldest ice.

Is it obvious? Can you tell how I'm feeling? What if you hate me after this? Phuwin has a dilemma, scared of losing Pond as he began to be unable to help his feelings anymore...