Just a light hearted, full of banter story between a Duke and a spoiled Prince.

Collection of pondphuwin's oneshot. If you have any request then feel free to let me know. :) Some of them are a bit connected with e/o

Phuwin is a clumsy, cheerful college student with a heart far too pure for the cruel world around him. Charming without even trying, he has a habit of making friends wherever he goes and believing there is good in everyone. Until he crosses paths with Fourth. Fourth is everything Phuwin isn't-cruel, unpredictable, and fascinated by watching people suffer. When Fourth crosses a line one day, Phuwin loses his temper and slaps him without thinking. That single moment changes everything. But Fourth isn't the real danger. His elder brother, Pond, is colder, harsher, and far more terrifying. A powerful man who treats everyone around him like they're disposable-including his own younger brother. Between Pond and Fourth lies years of resentment, fear, and a broken brotherly bond. Standing beside Fourth is Gemini-Pond's trusted right-hand man and closest friend. Gemini understands Fourth's pain better than anyone, yet he can never completely take it away. All he can do is stay beside him and silently promise to protect him for the rest of his life. Then Phuwin's world turns upside down when he is suddenly forced into a marriage with Pond. Believing that Fourth is taking revenge for the slap, Phuwin enters the marriage terrified and confused. But he is wrong. Fourth didn't arrange it. Pond did. Now Phuwin and Pond are trapped in the same cage, bound by a marriage neither of them can easily escape. One wants freedom. The other has no intention of letting him go. And somewhere between fear, resentment, obsession, and unexpected tenderness, Phuwin begins to wonder- Was he really forced into Pond's cage... or was Pond waiting for him to enter all along?

**General Pond Naravit** has spent his entire life serving his country. At thirty-two, he commands an elite military division, feared for his discipline, respected for his leadership, and known for never allowing emotions to interfere with duty. Then **Dr. Phuwin Tangsakyuen**, a young military doctor, is assigned to his unit. Phuwin is everything Pond isn't-warm where Pond is cold, stubborn where Pond expects obedience, and fearless enough to challenge a General when a soldier's life is at stake. Their first meeting is filled with arguments. Their second is worse. But somewhere between dangerous missions, midnight medical tents, injuries, stolen glances, and promises to come home safely, something neither man expected begins to grow. **Love.** Yet being together isn't simple. Pond carries the responsibility of an entire unit on his shoulders, while Phuwin refuses to become the reason Pond compromises his duty. When the battlefield threatens everything they've built, they must discover whether love can survive when **duty demands everything from them.** Because sometimes the hardest battle isn't fought with weapons. **It's the battle between the life you're ordered to live and the person you can't live without.** ❤️

For six years, they stood somewhere between friendship and something neither of them dared to name. A glance held a little too long. A hand held a little too gently. A thousand quiet moments that felt suspiciously like love. Pond never needed Phuwin to say what his heart already knew. And Phuwin never really needed Pond to confess what his actions had been saying all along. They simply loved each other quietly-without forcing it, without rushing it, without asking where it was supposed to go. Until one day, almost wasn't enough anymore. Between hectic schedules, stolen moments, embarrassing blushes, twelve unnecessary shades of pink, little acts of care, and conversations that finally put every unspoken feeling into words, they begin discovering what happens when two people stop wondering "What if?" and start choosing "Us." Because sometimes, the greatest love stories aren't about falling in love. They're about realizing- you've been there all along. And maybe, after all those almosts, they were always meant to be always.

Pond has everything a man could want-power, money, success, and a company waiting for him to lead. The only thing he doesn't want? Marriage. But his parents refuse to stop pushing him toward blind dates, determined to see their eldest son settle down. So Pond comes up with the perfect solution: a two-year contract marriage with the one person he trusts enough to play the role. His secretary, Phuwin. Two years. One contract. No love. No expectations. It should be simple. Except pretending to be married becomes much harder when they have to live together, face their families, and convince everyone that their relationship is real. And while Pond is busy trying to keep his fake marriage under control, his younger brother Joong, the company's CFO, keeps finding himself in endless battles with Dunk, Phuwin's roommate and coworker. Their arguments are supposed to mean nothing. So why does neither of them want them to stop? Then there's Gemini, Pond and Joong's youngest brother, whose easy friendship with Phuwin's other roommate Fourth slowly starts feeling like something more. Three couples. Three different beginnings. A contract marriage. A rivalry that turns complicated. A friendship that becomes something neither expected. And somewhere between business, family, and feelings, three relationships are about to prove that love was never something you could put into a contract. Because the most dangerous clause isn't the one written on paper. It's the one neither of them planned for.

STEALING POND'S HEART 🖤 Pond has everything money can buy-but wealth can't give him the one thing he truly needs. A new city. A chance encounter. And someone he never expected. Sometimes, the person who enters your life unexpectedly becomes the one you can never let go of. But can a heart be stolen... before it even knows it's falling? ❤️‍🔥 @snowfallever

Phuwin and Dunk thought heartbreak was the worst thing their boyfriends could give them. After discovering that both of their relationships had been built on lies and betrayal, the two best friends are left humiliated, furious, and desperate for revenge. Dunk refuses to let their cheating ex-boyfriends walk away without consequences. Instead, he comes up with a plan so reckless that even Phuwin struggles to believe he is serious. They will seduce the fathers of their ex-boyfriends. Joong and Pond have no idea what their sons have done. To Phuwin and Dunk, they are supposed to be nothing more than targets. The goal is simple: make their exes feel the same pain they caused. But revenge has a way of becoming dangerous when attraction enters the game. Phuwin never expects Pond to see through his practiced confidence. Pond's patience, warmth, and intensity slowly make Phuwin question whether he is still pretending. What began as an attempt to hurt someone else starts becoming the one relationship he wants to protect. Dunk, meanwhile, believes he can control his feelings for Joong. He cannot. Behind Joong's cold reputation is a man who listens, understands, and makes Dunk feel wanted without asking him to pretend to be someone else. Every stolen glance and forbidden moment makes revenge and desire blur. Soon, both men are trapped in a dangerous game of their own making. Joong and Pond begin to notice the strange circumstances surrounding their romances. Questions arise. Secrets become harder to hide. And the closer Phuwin and Dunk get to the men they were supposed to destroy, the more terrifying the truth becomes. Because revenge was supposed to be temporary. Feelings were never part of the plan. Neither of them planned to fall in love. And when Joong and Pond finally discover why Phuwin and Dunk entered their lives, the consequences could destroy everything they have built. In a game where hearts are weapons, love may be the most dangerous attraction of all.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PERSON YOU LOVE REMEMBERS EVERYTHING... EXCEPT YOU? Pond Naravit is twenty-five, independent, hardworking, and perfectly content with his simple life working late shifts at a café. Until one ordinary night changes everything. On his way home after a late-night shift, Pond's cab gets into a terrible accident involving a truck. He survives-but wakes up with something far more complicated than physical injuries. His memories are gone. Not completely. Somewhere inside his mind, Pond is stuck as the ten-year-old boy he once was-innocent, childish, stubborn, and obsessed with banana pancakes and milk. Unable to balance his demanding career with taking care of his younger brother, Joong decides to hire a caretaker. And that's when Phuwin Tang enters Pond's life. Twenty-two-year-old Phuwin is supposed to be nothing more than Pond's caretaker. Someone who makes sure he eats, sleeps, takes his medicine, and doesn't cause trouble. But days turn into weeks. Pancakes become their morning ritual. Milk becomes Pond's favourite comfort. And somewhere between childish smiles, quiet conversations, and late-night moments, Phuwin begins falling for someone who doesn't even remember being twenty-five. But what happens when Pond finally gets his memories back? Will the twenty-five-year-old Pond remember the days he spent with Phuwin? Will he remember the love that grew between them while he was trapped in the past? Or will Phuwin become nothing more than a chapter Pond's mind decided to erase? Because sometimes, getting your memories back doesn't mean remembering everything. Sometimes... you have to decide whether to remember the person who became your home.

King Pond made a blood oath centuries ago that bound his soul to his beloved consort, waiting in the shadows of a cursed, sprawling estate hidden deep within the ancient forests. Centuries later, Phuwin-a modern university student with a deep, inexplicable ache in his chest and zero memories of his past lives-is drawn to the infamous, abandoned mansion by local ghost stories. What begins as a curious exploration turns into a slow-burn awakening of dark desires, forgotten kingdoms, and a possessive monarch who refuses to let him leave again.