Ten years ago, Nani disappeared from Sky's life without a word - and Sky spent a decade believing he'd been abandoned. Now Nani works at a company that Sky's family just acquired. Same face, same eyes - but something in him has changed, and Sky can't stop noticing. What Sky doesn't know is the truth: Nani didn't leave because he stopped loving him. He left because he loved him too much to let him be dragged down with everything else that was falling apart. As old wounds resurface and new ones form, both of them are forced to confront what they lost, what they're still carrying, and whether there's a way back to each other - not as who they were, but as who they've become. A story about survival, silence, family, and learning that sometimes the hardest thing isn't fighting to live. It's allowing yourself to stay.

100 Ways to Forget Sky Wongravee A guide by Nani Hirunkit Changkham. Step #1: Stop thinking about Sky Wongravee. Failed. Step #27: Delete old memories. Failed. Step #64: Never work with Sky Wongravee. Catastrophically failed. After ten years of unsuccessful attempts to forget his childhood crush, Nani thought he was finally making progress. Then Sky became his coworker. Now Nani has to survive office politics, an increasingly attractive rival, and the horrifying possibility that he might still be in love with the same boy he liked at eighteen. Maybe one hundred ways just isn't enough.

When Nani's sister gets a work contract overseas for a few months, he steps in to care for his six-year-old niece, Lily. He thinks he can balance everything; he's cleared part of his modelling schedule...everything works out at the beginning. But then a fire breaks out at Lily's school. And that's where he meets him...Sky, a calm, serious, stupidly handsome firefighter holding Lily in his arms. Lily clings to Sky like she's known him forever. And just like that, Sky catches Nani's attention. #SkyNani AU

Dew lives in a world ruled by blood-soaked loyalty and silence. Known in the underground as a cruel and untouchable mafia leader, his name alone is enough to stop deals, end lives, and keep entire cities in line. He trusts no one, loves nothing, and believes emotions are weaknesses meant to be buried. Cruelty, to him, is survival. Mercy has never kept anyone alive in his world. Tee, on the other hand, exists quietly on the edges of life. A fourth-semester college student, he balances his studies with part-time work, returning every night to a house that feels more like a cage. His father's abuse is never loud enough to draw attention, never visible enough to invite help-but it leaves scars that make Tee shrink, apologize too easily, and doubt his own worth. Still, Tee is gentle. He believes in kindness even when it costs him. He believes life can be better, even when he has no proof. When Dew sees Tee for the first time, it is not lust or possession that grips him-it is recognition. Tee's softness mirrors everything Dew buried long ago. Against his own rules, Dew becomes a silent presence in Tee's life: watching from a distance, ensuring his safety without revealing himself, eliminating threats Tee never knows existed. For Dew, protection becomes obsession-but he refuses to cage Tee the way his own world cages people. The story unfolds as a slow battle between fear and trust. Dew struggles with his own darkness, learning restraint not because Tee asks for it-but because Tee deserves better. He begins to change in quiet ways: choosing mercy, drawing lines he never had before, questioning a world he once ruled without hesitation. Tee, in turn, learns that strength does not always roar. Sometimes it stands trembling and still refuses to break. This is not a story about a mafia boss saving a fragile boy. It is about two broken souls learning that survival can look like tenderness-and that even the cruelest men can learn to be gentle for the right person.

Tagline: Between jealousy and desire, the line blurred until all that was left was him. Description : They were never supposed to fall for each other. Tee Tinnasit spent years chasing roles, chasing recognition-and always losing to Dew Jiradet, the golden boy of GMWTV. When fate throws them together as co-leads in a BL drama, their rivalry burns hotter than the camera lights. On screen, they're lovers. Off screen, they're enemies who can't stop looking at each other. Every scene becomes a battlefield of glances, touches, and words they don't mean to say. But when hate starts to taste like want-and rivalry starts to feel like obsession-they'll have to face what's been simmering all along. Enemies to lovers. Slow burn. Painfully real chemistry. Because sometimes the bruises we hide are where love begins to bleed through.

Nani is a professional assassin with a flawless record. Marrying Sky was supposed to be nothing more than business. It was his way to access money, influence, and protection, all wrapped in the safety of a husband who knows nothing about the blood on Nani's hands. Except Sky knows. He's known from the beginning. Instead of confronting Nani, Sky does what he's always done best, he takes control behind the scenes. And Nani is none the wiser. He believes he's living a double life, slipping out at night while his husband sleeps peacefully beside him. He believes Sky is naive and oblivious. Sky lets him believe it. But when a job goes wrong and lines begin to blur, Nani starts to realize something is off. The cover-ups are too clean. The enemies vanish too easily. The danger never quite reaches him. And the most terrifying truth begins to surface... Nani isn't the deadliest thing in their marriage. Sky is.