After losing his parents at a young age, Tanrank has spent nearly his whole life in a quiet seminary, clinging to faith and obedience as a way to cope-with the guidance of Father Nathaniel and the hope that, through God, he'll one day reunite with his family in heaven. But everything begins to shift when Barth arrives. Cold, distant, and defiantly irreligious, Barth doesn't just challenge Tanrank's beliefs-he unsettles something deeper. What begins as a reluctant mentorship soon turns into a complicated friendship, and with each conversation, each quiet glance, Tanrank begins to question not just his path to heaven, but the very foundations of who he is and what he believes. As emotions grow tangled and the line between faith and feeling begins to blur, Tanrank finds himself at a crossroads between the world he's always known and the one person who makes him want to leave it all behind.

They met in high school, two opposite worlds colliding in the tech department. Surf was loud, bright, impossible to ignore. Java was quiet, steady, and everything Surf wasn't. Friendship blurred into something more, until it all fell apart. Years later, fate brings them back together in a city that never stops moving. The past still lingers, old wounds still sting, and both have changed in ways the other never expected. In the heart of Bangkok, between deadlines, game codes, and the ghosts of who they used to be, Surf and Java find themselves facing the one thing they never finished: each other. The Code We Broke : A Game You Never Stop Playing

In a world where ranks define power, Sea is a rare True Alpha, but he doesn't feel powerful. Burdened by a psychogenic stuttering disorder and a strict father, he hides his personality behind a wall of silence and frequent tears. His world is quiet and lonely until he crosses paths with Keen, a popular and sweet-talkative Dominant Alpha. While the world expects Sea to be a cold leader, Keen is the only one who sees his sensitive heart. Everything changes when he meets Keen, a famous Dominant Alpha known for his sweet-talkative nature and helping heart. Keen only sees a boy who needs a friend. As Keen uses his strength to protect Sea's fragile heart, the quiet True Alpha begins to find a reason to smile-and a voice of his own.🔞⚠️

He smelled like flowers... A SeaKeen Fanfic.

Sea and Keen have always treated every game like a battle but when staring contests turn into lingering looks and punishments start sounding like confessions, their rivalry shifts into something softer. Meanwhile, Surf and Java watch the chaos unfold, fully aware that this isn't competition anymore... it's denial.

Joong, Pond and Fourth were adopted brothers and under a dangerous mafia group in Thailand. Each with their own specialties and skills, bringing the group forward to modern Thailand. Dunk is a close friend of Phuwin and Gemini who are cousins. Behind the lovely scene of friends who opened a cafe was an image of dangerous killers. GeminiFourth, PondPhuwin and JoongDunk Mentions of supporting pairs: MeenPing, SeaKeen, etc

Sea is a sweet, sensitive and nerdy guy. He always relied on his best friend, Surf, and his childhood friend and neighbor, Keen, to look out for him. Sea was a softie and couldn't really stand on his own two feet until he and Keen fell deeply in love. That love for Keen changed Sea. He got super protective and transformed into this strong, powerful "Boss" type, vowing no one would ever mess with his Prince. Keen, who was always bubbly and a little mischievous, was still the light that kept Sea going, balancing Sea's strength with his own vibrant spirit. Then there's Surf and Java. Surf, the ultimate protector, finally found his own calm with Java, Keen's best friend. Their love is this quiet, steady thing, with Surf always being there to shield Java's sweet side. These four friends are like an unbreakable team, showing that even though Sea started out needing help, he ended up being the strongest one, keeping their whole world safe.

Sky and Nani are best friends, both nursing heartbreak from loving people who don't love them back. One night, after one of them has too many drinks and too much pain, they fall into bed together. It's not about love--it's about drowning out the ache, about pretending, just for a little while, that they are wanted. Then it happens again, and again. And what's the excuse this time? They won't say. Until it becomes a habitual distraction, and suddenly, excuses become trivial. But how long will it take for one of them to fall in love with the other and forget about the person they were supposed to love?

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