For ten long years, stretching all the way back to high school, Dunk has been secretly in love with Joong. Their eyes had never even met, let alone his feelings ever standing a chance of being returned. Now, Dunk is a celebrated, popular novelist, while Joong has become a top American football star. Their worlds were never meant to cross-but everything changed that night. Dunk never expected the elite athlete to be the one to approach him. "Actually, I'm a huge fan of your work..." What on earth is he even talking about!?

Dunk had known Joong for years. Or at least, he thought he did. Joong was his sister Mira's best friend, the familiar face who occasionally appeared at family dinners, the man their parents adored, and the person everyone seemed convinced would one day end up with Mira. But when Dunk moves to the city to live with his sister and begins college, he finally gets to know Joong properly. And Joong is nothing like the distant memory Dunk had of him. He is annoyingly protective. He calls Dunk kiddo, ruffles his hair, teases him, and treats him like the little brother he never had. Dunk hates it. Until somewhere between late-night conversations, quiet smiles, shared moments, and feelings he can't explain, he realizes he doesn't want to be Joong's little brother. He wants to be something more. But some feelings are easier to hide than to confess. So Dunk keeps his love to himself, even when jealousy burns quietly inside him, even when seeing Joong beside Mira hurts, even when every small kindness makes him fall a little deeper. Sometimes love has to wait until two people are finally ready to become something neither of them had the courage to name. And somewhere between leaving and coming home, they found the place where they became us.

CALL ME LADY Dunk Natachai has a simple life. A tiny house with his mother. Paint under his fingernails. Fresh cakes in the oven. Handmade jewelry on his desk. And enough stray cats outside his window to make him question whether he actually owns the house. He likes his quiet life. Until "Laila Archen Aydin" finds him. Laila is twenty-four, the youngest daughter of the powerful Aydin family-and she has been living abroad for years. No interviews. No public appearances. No recent photographs. Only old childhood pictures and a few teenage memories remain of her. But Laila hasn't simply been away. She disappeared on purpose. She's been secretly investigating her own family, trying to uncover what happened inside the Ayden Household. And now she needs Dunk. Because Dunk's father died years ago. Officially, it was an accident. Dunk has always believed it. Until Laila tells him otherwise. His father's death may be connected to the Aydin family. And Laila has been searching for the truth. So when she asks Dunk to take her place, he agrees. There is just one tiny problem. "Dunk is a man." A very pretty man. Now he has to return to the country as Laila Archen Aydin, the daughter who has finally come home to claim her place beside her older half-brother, Joong Archen Aydin" for The Ayden Heir Inheritance Ceremony The Ayden Heir Inheritance Ceremony is an old private tradition held whenever the next generation of heirs formally comes into their position. It isn't simply a celebration. It is the moment the Ayden family publicly acknowledges: These are the people who will inherit the Ayden name, wealth, companies and influence. And that's why Joong and Laila must be present. Nobody has seen the adult Laila closely enough to know what she looks like now. Which means Dunk has a chance. A very small chance. Because pretending to be a wealthy heiress is one thing. Surviving her family is another. And surviving Joong? That might be impossible.

Dunk has two rules: never fall in love and never lose to Joong. As the campus's most notorious playboy, Dunk treats relationships like games-fun, temporary, and easy to walk away from. Joong, his arrogant rival and lifelong enemy, is the only person who can get under his skin. They compete in everything, fight constantly, and would rather die than admit the other is attractive. Then one strange night changes everything. A mysterious girl offers Dunk a glass of rare liquor. He drinks it without a second thought. The next morning, he wakes up with long hair, a soft voice, and a face so beautiful it doesn't even feel like his own. Panicked and trapped in a body he doesn't recognize, Dunk is determined to find a cure before anyone discovers the truth. There's just one problem. Joong can't stop looking at him.

Dunk Natachai lived a quiet life, avoiding trouble at all costs until the day he caught the attention of Joong Archen Aydin, the university's most feared heir. What started as relentless bullying soon spiraled into something far worse. When a drunken night leaves Dunk pregnant with Joong's child, his world shatters. A dark romance filled with obsession, possession, and an unwanted heir who changes everything. --- Not a slow burn✅ M-Preg✅ Dark romance✅ Dominating Top✅ Soft and innocent (not stubborn this time) bottom✅ --- ⚠️Content Warning⚠️: The Unwanted Heir is a dark romance fanfiction that explores mature and sensitive themes including LGBTQ+ relationships, bullying, non-consensual situations (r*pe), emotional and physical abuse, violence, explicit content, and pregnancy (mpreg). This story is intended for mature audiences only (18+). Reader discretion is strongly advised. If you are sensitive to any of the mentioned topics, please proceed with caution or consider skipping this work.

Story Description Dunk Natachai never expected his life to collide with Joong Archen Aydin - the undefeated MMA champion feared by everyone around him. Crushed by debt and desperate to save his grandmother, Dunk accepts a job as Joong's personal therapist, hoping it will finally bring stability into his chaotic life. Instead, he walks straight into a world ruled by violence, obsession, and dangerous emotions. Joong is cold, controlling, and haunted by a strange belief that a "jinx" follows him before every fight. The more time Dunk spends near him, the deeper he gets trapped inside Joong's unpredictable world. But beneath the fighter's terrifying reputation lies loneliness neither of them knows how to face. As tension grows between them, Dunk must decide whether he can survive beside a man everyone fears - or if getting close to Joong will destroy him completely.

Joong thought he was marrying a demure, soft-spoken omega who would never challenge him. Now the ink is dry, the marriage alliance is sealed, and the shy omega Dunk has finally dropped the act. He has a list of demands and a scary smile, and alpha Joong is absolutely, hopelessly in love with him.

Joong and Dunk are CEOs, rivals, alphas who have never wanted another alpha. Until now. They're also two men who have never lost control keep finding it in each other's arms, and the only question neither can answer is which one will break first.

Joong used to have a girlfriend. Dunk used to have a best friend. Now, neither of them have what they once did. After a messy breakup, Joong is surrounded by friends trying to cheer him up-but there's only one person who can make him smile like he used to: Dunk, the best friend he pushed away without a word. When Dunk shows up, there's tension, there's silence... and then, there's understanding. They may have drifted, but the bond never really broke. Then Joong proposes something insane: Let my ex think I've moved on-with you. Let her regret leaving. It's a wild plan, but Dunk agrees. Not because he wants to help Joong win his ex back-but because Dunk's been hiding burning desires he's never had the space to explore. And this might be the one chance to finally understand them-with someone he trusts. Even after getting back what both of them wanted,fate finds their way back to each other,tangled in confusion and desire. It was supposed to be a trade. A way to get back what they lost. But somewhere between blurred lines and late-night confessions,sweaty bodies tangled together, the question isn't who they want to fool- It's what they're starting to feel. Love, lust, and loyalty-this isn't just a fake plan. It's something real they never saw coming.

He remembered every moment of loving him. The other remembered none of it. Years after a tragic accident erased Dao's memories, Fadel lives buried beneath bloodstained missions and the cold trigger of a sniper rifle, convinced that loving Dao only ever brought destruction. But fate drags them together again beneath neon lights and rain-soaked nights - this time as strangers. Dao is no longer the soft-hearted boy Fadel once knew. Now he races through the underground streets, deals illegal weapons behind dangerous smiles, and looks at Fadel with unfamiliar eyes that no longer recognize him. Yet the closer they become, the more certain Fadel is of one terrifying truth: Even without his memories, Dao is falling for him all over again. In a world of assassins, corruption, and forgotten love, some memories return not as comfort - but as scars.