Summary: Est and William were the kind of love people envied-the kind that survived high school and followed them into college, growing stronger with every quiet promise and shared dream. Est chased the discipline of the pool, building a future in swimming, while William reached toward the spotlight, determined to become an idol. They were young, in love, and certain they could handle anything-until life proved them wrong. In their third year, everything fractures when Est discovers he's pregnant. What should have been a moment of decision becomes a storm of fear. Est is haunted by a past he's never shared-growing up blamed for his papa's death, neglected by a distant father and brother, and labeled a "mistake" in his own home. Love, to him, has always been fragile and conditional. The idea of becoming a parent terrifies him. What if he repeats the same cycle? What if he dies like his papa did? What if William grows to resent the child... or him? When Est finally tells William, the reaction isn't anger-but tears, quiet and overwhelming. William promises to stay, to take responsibility, to love the child no matter what. But Est's fear runs deeper than reassurance. Feeling unworthy of both love and fatherhood, he makes a heartbreaking choice. The day their son is born, Est walks away. He doesn't sign his name. He doesn't choose a name. He leaves William to raise their child alone. In the years that follow, Est focuses on rebuilding himself-physically, mentally, and emotionally-returning to the water that once gave him purpose. Meanwhile, William grows into a devoted father, raising a son who carries questions about the parent who left. Fate eventually brings them back into each other's orbit-but this time, they're no longer just two boys in love. They're a man, a father, and a child caught in the space between abandonment and understanding. Because some choices don't just break hearts- they echo across years, waiting for forgiveness... or closure.

Contract marriage with Ceo × Student williamest story

Two years apart couldn't break what was theirs. William × Est, playful teasing, quiet nights, and soft confessions unspoken. A slow-burn BL story of love, home, and belonging.(⌒‐⌒)

"It Was Just a Favor" William Jakrapatr never falls in love. He is the reserved, the untouchable, the "homewrecker" that every parent fears. When his group of friends - Tui, Nut, Hong, and Lego - needs a desperate favor to unlock Nut and Hong's love lives, William agrees to a challenge: to win over Est Sangaworawong. The plan was purely strategic: a game of seduction to open doors, fulfill the deal, and move on. But Est doesn't play by the same rules. He sees right through the masks, challenges William's cynicism, and, unintentionally, makes William feel something for the first time. When the truth finally comes to light, it won't just be Est's heart that breaks; it will be the entire group dynamic. And William will discover that, in trying to save everyone else's happy ending, he destroyed the only game that actually mattered.

He's the most dangerous man in the country. He's cold, ruthless... and he's finally back. I've waited ten years. Now, I have to face him. But will love survive in the shadows of power?

Est Supha is the perfect son-carefree, vibrant, and disciplined, raised in a strict but loving home where every step of his life is carefully guided. Until he meets William Jakraptar. William is quiet, distant, and nothing like anyone Est has ever known. Yet somehow, he becomes the one person Est feels completely at ease with. What starts as curiosity slowly turns into comfort... and comfort turns into something neither of them wants to lose. For the first time, Est feels seen. And for the first time, William begins to soften in ways he never has before. But not everything meant to feel safe can stay that way. Between pressure, silence, and things left unsaid, their bond begins to crack-until circumstances force them apart. And when they separate, nothing stays the same. Some connections don't end when they break... they change.

William and Est separated a year ago. Not for a lack of love, because love was never the problem. Amidst heartaches, silence, and a misunderstanding that neither had the courage to face, they learned to live apart... even though they still belonged to each other. Now, during a fortnight in Japan, Wesley will do whatever it takes to bring his parents back together.

🎸William was a university student who had a huge crush on his dad's friend's son, Est. And now, he was getting married to his crush. William was 21 years old and was pursuing a master's degree in business, even though he had no interest in it. His real dream was to become a singer, but his father forced him to study business because he wanted William to take over as CEO of ZAVEN Company. 🦈Est, who was the CEO of ELVI Company, was also forced into the marriage with William. He had no interest in getting married; he wanted a peaceful life and planned to spend his whole life alone. But now, he was married to a man he had only met a few times and didn't even know properly. William and Est were getting married because their fathers wanted to deepen their friendship and expand their companies even more. But everything changed when Est got into an accident. Will this change bring the two of them closer? Please forgive me if I make any mistakes. Its my first time writing a story. HAPPY ENDING ♥️🍒

William Jakrapatr was chaos wrapped in a bright smile, the kind of boy who turned every quiet moment into a disaster. Est Supha was calm, patient, and far too gentle for a world constantly demanding more from him. What begins as harmless familiarity slowly becomes something far more dangerous. Between loud family dinners, growing pains, emotional scars, and years of change, two people find themselves tied together by memories they cannot escape and feelings neither of them knows how to outrun.

Before love found its way back to them, there was loss, silence, and a bond that refused to break even when torn apart by time. William learned control early-over empires, over chaos, over himself-except where Est was concerned. Est learned survival-through pain, through absence, through nights when hope felt like a risk. They were childhood promises that never faded, lovers shaped by distance and fear, and when fate finally pulled them back into the same orbit, it did so with force. This is not just a story of romance-it's a story of reclaiming what was always theirs, of desire tangled with devotion, and of two men who refused to let time be the thing that defeated them.