Bas only wanted a quiet weekend. A house surrounded by trees, a few friends, good food, small trips, and two days in which no one expected anything from him. Maxky coming along was not a problem. They knew each other. They liked each other. It was easy. At least, it was supposed to be. But somewhere between walks to the lake, a shared room, lingering glances and touches that could almost be accidental, something begins to shift. Bas realises that Maxky's closeness soothes him - and unsettles him in equal measure. Maxky, in turn, notices more than Bas means to show, yet remains careful enough not to push. While their friends have already seen what is growing between them, Bas and Maxky are still trying to convince themselves that none of this was planned. Maybe it wasn't. But some things do not need to be planned to become real. A romantic Thai BL short novel about slow-burn intimacy, friendship, uncertainty, and the moment when accidental closeness becomes a choice.

These are purely fanfiction and I do not own the series or characters. This is a characters from the original book How Much is Your Love by Howlsairy. **************************************************** North has always been the rebellious twin, but beneath his sharp exterior lies a grief that never healed. His brother Neo, a fragile omega, died shortly after giving birth, unable to survive without the bond of a mate. From that tragedy, North's only purpose became protecting Neo's daughter, Lora. Lora is highly sensitive to pheromones, making the world overwhelming and dangerous. As a dominant omega, North suppresses his own scent to keep her safe, sacrificing parts of himself so she can live a normal life. Determined to secure her future, he transfers to CMU University to study medicine, hoping knowledge will give him power alongside love. There, he meets Johan, a solitary alpha drawn to North's quiet strength and devotion to Lora. Slowly, Johan falls for him, unaware North is an omega. Occasional pheromone slips only deepen Johan's confusion - and his growing feelings. Their fragile peace shatters when Caden, Lora's biological father, returns, unaware Neo died during childbirth. But Caden harbors a dangerous scheme to take both Lora and North. Now, North and Johan must face fear, love, and sacrifice to protect Lora - and discover that family isn't just blood, but those who stay, fight, and choose each other.

Has anyone seen North snap? North has never been angry for him to raise his voice. North maybe a loud person but never aggressive. So not aggressive that it sometimes worries others. But maybe it's time they see Nong North be angry, for real.

North was a dedicated student and a stripper, working hard to support his struggling family. Despite the seductive atmosphere of the club, he clung tightly to his virginity, believing it was a part of his identity he couldn't surrender. One fateful night, he caught the eye of Johan, a notorious mafia boss known for his ruthless charm. Intrigued by North's innocence and raw talent, Johan offered him a life of luxury in exchange for private performances. The temptation was overwhelming, but North was determined not to lose his purity to the dangerous man.

"It wasn't me, Johan! Please, you have to believe me!" North's voice cracked, the plea lost in the rising wind. "Stop with the lies, North!" Johan's roar rivaled the storm, his face twisted into a mask of pure fury. "I will make your life a living hell. Do you hear me? A living hell!" The sky finally broke. Heavy droplets cascaded down North's face, mingling with salt and sorrow until they were indistinguishable from his tears. As a low, guttural rumble of thunder shook the very ground beneath them, the world seemed to dim. This wasn't just a falling out. It was the beginning of a new end.

Johan, Alpha heir to Prism Tower, works undercover at the family company while he waits for his father to hand over control. His routine holds no surprises anymore... until North arrives. From the get-go, the new Omega seems to avoid ―almost despise― Johan for no apparent reason. Every interaction between them is awkward, tense, and nearly unbearable. But when a project forces them to work together, the tension that kept them apart begins to shift. It's no longer rejection. It's something deeper. More dangerous. More real.