The story follows Est, a college student who accidentally places a love note meant for his crush, Jun, in the wrong bag-William's bag, someone Est isn't particularly fond of. As Est spends more time with William, his initial indifference begins to shift, and he finds himself unexpectedly drawn to him. Meanwhile, William, unaware of the mix-up, believes the note is a confession of Est's feelings for him. As their bond deepens, Est grapples with his changing emotions, torn between his lingering feelings for Jun and the growing connection with William. Inspired by one of my favorite fanfics from Archive, This Confession Note Wasn't Meant for You by Toshiba19. I wanted to explore it with WilliamEst as the lead characters. I hope everyone enjoys my take on this concept!

Football star William Jakrapatr is cold, silent, and hates distractions-especially fans. When a devastating knee injury threatens his career, his only hope of returning to the field in six months lies with the country's best physical therapist: Est Supha. The problem? Est is sunny, endlessly talkative, and William's biggest-and most enthusiastic-fan. Follow their story through six months of intense physical therapy, where Est not only pushes William's body back into shape but also breaks through the emotional walls William has spent a lifetime building.

William Jakrapatr is everything Est Supha should stay away from- reckless, closeted, and afraid of love. But some lessons aren't meant to be avoided. They're meant to ruin you... and rebuild you.

Est has been Bonnie's best friend for years, which means he's also known her twin brother, William - a cold, intimidating, and impossibly protective man who seems to dislike him on sight. William thinks Est is too close to Bonnie, too calm, too perfect; Est thinks William is arrogant, controlling, and far too judgmental. When Bonnie's long-term relationship falls apart in a public, humiliating breakup, she leans on both of them to help her heal. Suddenly, Est and William are forced to cooperate, and the line between annoyance and attraction becomes dangerously blurred.

William has always been Est's childhood friend-the wide-eyed boy who used to trail after him, eight years younger and endlessly curious. Est grew up babying him, being overly protective, watching him like a little brother who somehow felt like part of his own heart. William was everyone's baby-not just his family's, but Est's too. They grew up together, their families bound by friendship for two generations. But time changes people, and suddenly, William isn't a baby anymore. He's grown-taller, sharper, quieter-and Est doesn't quite know what to do with the strange shift in his own feelings. Let's see how the two of them navigate growing up, growing closer, and maybe, growing into something more.