Est once believed in forever. At sixteen, he fell in love-the kind of love that felt soft, certain, and endless... until one day, it vanished. No goodbye. No explanation. Just silence. And the truth? He was never the one truly chosen. That was the day something inside him broke. Years later, Est has learned to live with the pieces. Or at least, he tries to. Until he meets someone new. Familiar in all the ways that matter... and dangerous in ways he doesn't yet understand. Same feeling. Different person. Different love. But how do you trust something that once destroyed you? And what happens when the one who gently holds your broken pieces... feels hauntingly similar to the one who shattered them? One love taught him what love isn't. The other might finally show him what it is.

When two extremely wealthy families arrange a marriage between their sons, William takes it as a sign from the universe (after much emotional crisis), finally-a chance to make Est see him as something other than "that chaotic kid who breaks things at parties." His attempts at flirting? Disastrous. His attempts at acting cool? Catastrophic. Est, with his quiet humor and unreadable expression, only makes it worse by occasionally dropping a teasing comment that sends William straight into meltdown mode. But somewhere between the shared breakfasts, evening talks, and accidental hand brushes, their relationship shifts. The moon begins to notice his sun-and the sun learns that the moon has been watching him all along. A slow-blooming arranged-marriage romance full of warmth, gentle comedy, and heart-softening surprises. Because why not?

William has always lived like a stranger inside his own home. Quietly enduring cold stares, harsh words, and endless exhaustion, he learns to survive each day by asking for nothing and expecting even less. At work, he hides behind soft smiles and tired eyes, convincing everyone he is fine. Until someone slowly begins noticing the loneliness he tries so hard to bury. And for the first time in a long while, William starts wondering what it feels like to be genuinely loved instead of merely tolerated.

"I loved you like it was breathing but you chose to kill my mom with your own hands. " William muttered under his breath. ... William jakrapatr, the son of the richest man in Thailand, is widely popular for his sharp facial features yet cold and emotionless behaviour. His one gaze could pierce through a concrete wall. But things weren't always like this. He used to be a bubbly boy crazily in love with Est Supha, a guy who would sacrifice the whole world just to see William smile. But fate had its own cruel plan. Everything changed when William's mother died and worst of all his own lover killed her. Years later, they are bounded by the divine beauty of marriage. But it's not for love but for something more brutal. VENGEANCE. READ THIS: THIS STORY CONTAINS BDSM AND EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT. ALSO DOMESTIC ABUSE, ATTEMPT OF RAPE AND MURDER IS INVOLVED. Read at your own risk.

A marriage built on betrayal. A love turned into hate. Two hearts once shared years of love and later endured years of pain, now bound by vows as husbands, each unaware of the other's suffering. Between two hearts that once loved too deeply... Who will reach the other first and learn how to heal together? ***** William once believed love was enough. For four years, he loved one man with everything he had. Est. But one night changed everything. *** Three years ago, Est left someone behind. Someone who loved him enough to break when he disappeared. William. For three years William lived with the betrayal of the man he once trusted more than anyone. His family took him away from Thailand to forget. To heal. But the man who returned three years later was not the same. The warm lover Est once knew was gone. In his place stood someone colder. Sharper. More dangerous. And the first thing he heard when he came back was the one thing that shattered everything again. Est was about to marry Joong Archen. *** But fate had other plans. Because the man standing beside Est at the altar... Was not Joong. It was William. And this time, the vows they shared were not about love. They were about possession.