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.

Pae never believed in love. Not that he didn't had someone before but if you'll think about it, if you're confident enough you could pull someone. Flirting is easy, but having feelings are complicated. While his friends chased their own love stories, Pae stayed on the sidelines. Watching, teasing, and supporting from a safe distance. That was, until a simple plan turned into something much bigger than any of them expected. Creating a fake identity named "Cherry" and a harmless lie, a conversation bloomed that was never meant to matter. There was Tong. What started as a game slowly became way to real-Words felt heavier, confessions felt honest, and for the first time, Pae found himself caught in something he couldn't control. Because behind every message... there was a truth he wasn't ready to face. And every beat of his heart is following the rhythm that Tong is trying to chase... When feelings begin with a lie- how do you tell what's real?

Pae ends up liking Tong after months and months of pretending to be "cherry". But Tong knows something Pae doesn't know that he knows..! There's some cuss words in it but not too much

[ completed kinda ] Por Suppakarn Jirachotikul is a third year performing arts student at Chulalongkorn University. His dream is to lead plays, and soon enough become a renowned actor in the industry. His first year goes well, getting the lead role with his technicalities and strive to perfection. However, that changed in second year, when freshman Teetee Wanpichit Nimitparkpoom, steals the spotlight. "Sloppy." a slight enemies to lovers in an alternate universe.

"Thirty is coming. So is the question they never answered. One promise. One year. One chance to choose." At twenty-two, it was supposed to be a joke. A half-laugh, a careless promise made on an ordinary night: If we're still single at thirty, we'll try. No rules. No pressure. No expectations. They never spoke of it again. Seven years later, Pond and Phuwin are adults in every way that matters-steady jobs, separate lives, carefully built routines. They are still best friends. Still each other's constant. Still the first person the other thinks of, even when they pretend not to. When circumstances force them back into the same space, old familiarity turns dangerous. Shared mornings feel too intimate. Soft touches linger too long. Conversations circle around everything they refuse to name. And somewhere between now and thirty, the promise resurfaces-not as a joke, but as a question neither of them knows how to answer. Because this isn't about falling in love. It's about admitting they already did-and deciding whether they're brave enough to risk the one thing they've never lost. Set in the quiet tension of adulthood, Somewhere Before Forever is a slow-burn friends-to-lovers story about timing, restraint, and the kind of love that waits patiently... until it can't anymore.