Pond and Phuwin have been rivals since the first day of school-grades, attention, even oxygen. They hate each other so much, it's practically a full-time job. But when Pond moves into Phuwin's neighborhood and their moms-lifelong besties-discover the boys are classmates, everything spirals. Suddenly, they're forced to play nice. Fake friendship. Shared dinners. Coordinated tutoring sessions. And worst of all? Their moms think they're adorable together. Pond is the school's bad boy-motorbike, charm, and a trail of broken hearts. Phuwin is the academic menace-sharp-tongued, caffeine-fueled, and secretly unbothered by Pond's theatrics. They clash like fire and sarcasm. But when someone else tries to hurt Phuwin, Pond's fury is instant. And when Phuwin sees Pond vulnerable-really vulnerable-something shifts. Enemies to lovers? More like enemies to "I hate you so much I'd die for you."

Here, Day is green forest embodying leap day curse and Diesel is simply Diesel.

"Off-Limits, Obviously"* (Requested Story) Phuwin is 17, quiet, and perpetually underestimated-especially by his older brother Aou, who treats him like he's made of glass. Aou's best friend Pond, on the other hand, sees right through Phuwin's calm exterior and finds it *infuriatingly magnetic*. At 21, Pond is everything Phuwin isn't: loud, reckless, and emotionally transparent in the most chaotic way. When Pond starts hanging around more-thanks to Aou's brilliant idea to "keep him out of trouble"-Phuwin finds himself caught between irritation and intrigue. Pond flirts like it's a sport. Phuwin dodges like it's war. Aou panics like it's the apocalypse. As the ensemble of friends stirs the pot with meme boards, sleepover sabotage, and accidental matchmaking, the tension between Pond and Phuwin builds. And when Aou finally realizes he's been enabling the very thing he swore to prevent, it's already too late. Because Pond isn't just falling for Phuwin-he's already in deep. And Phuwin? He's done pretending he doesn't feel it too. ---

At Aureline University, people like them don't usually belong. Not in buildings named after billionaires. Not at invitation-only parties hidden above the city. Not in hallways filled with students who wear power like perfume. But this year is different. A new batch of transfer students arrives on campus under circumstances nobody fully understands, and suddenly Aureline feels smaller than it used to. Friend groups shift. Rumors spread faster. People start paying attention to the wrong things. Especially the wrong people. Diesel. Style. Atom. Warich. Boys everyone knows about long before meeting them. And somehow, despite every warning, Day, Fadel, Tinn, and Tan keep ending up in their orbit. Maybe it's coincidence. Maybe it's curiosity. Maybe some disasters are impossible to avoid. Because somewhere between late-night conversations, reckless decisions, crowded dorm rooms, and the kind of secrets nobody says out loud, things begin changing too quickly for anyone to stop them. At Aureline, appearances matter. Reputations matter more. And love? Love is the easiest thing to lie about. Afterall, love is easy. It's trust that ruins people.