He hid his identity, but they broke his soul, now he's taking it all back, one truth at a time. Kong was the school's quiet nobody, the one with messy hair, thick glasses, the one who wears rumpled uniform, and he got bullied because of it. But no one knew that Kong had a secret, because he wasn't just a student, he was Krittanon Kongsawat, the heir and real owner of Saithong International Academy. But when he was pushed to his limits, he exposed all the lies, the bullies and the system that they all worship, he took a revenge not because he wanted to hurt them, but because he wanted to teach them a lesson, and also to clean his school's reputation. Will love be strong enough to survive what's coming? Or will the past destroy everything he's worked for? 🌊 Secret identity 🔥 Slow-burn revenge 💔 Second chances 🎓 School drama with a twist 💥 One unforgettable graduation speech

"Kong, a shy fine art student, falls for Thomas, the popular guy at university. He must muster the courage to approach Thomas to draw him for his project, igniting a tender love story."

For seven years, Teetee gave his all to Thomas-the man he believed would love him forever. But forever shattered the day of Teetee's accident. What began as a prank to make his emotionally distant boyfriend panic turned into a gut-wrenching betrayal. In front of his closest friends, Thomas claimed not to be Teetee's boyfriend. Even worse, he handed that title to Por-Thomas's sharp-tongued best friend who always seemed to hate Teetee. And Kong, Teetee's own best friend, confessed to being Thomas's real boyfriend for the past three years. Left heartbroken, humiliated, and surrounded by lies, Teetee vows to play the part of the amnesiac lover-and destroy every person who betrayed him. But what he didn't expect was Por playing along too-and protecting him more than anyone else ever had. Why did Por lie? Why does it feel like he's the only one who sees Teetee's pain? And as the line between fake and real starts to blur, will revenge still be Teetee's goal... or will something deeper take its place?

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."

When the lives of two complete opposites collide, normally chaos ensues. But this wasn't the case for Save and Auau. Despite outward appearances and social standings, they are somehow able to connect on a deeper level, their hearts slowly melting together like sweet marshmallows over an open fire, completing what was missing within one another's lives.

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.

Years ago, Por left Teetee without closure. Teetee, warm and loyal, stayed through every cold night Por needed space-but eventually, he stopped waiting. Now, reunited as coworkers in the same company, Teetee acts like nothing happened. Por hates it. Because Teetee isn't his anymore. But love doesn't disappear just because time passes. It waits. Buried. Healing. Cracking. Until one day, it glows gold. This is a story of scars, silence, and second chances. Of kissing in the rain. Of sleeping with arms tangled. Of lovers who learn how to stay. Love is not about never breaking. It's about what you choose to do after. Por and Teetee found each other again-not because they were perfect, but because they were willing to grow, forgive, and stay.