William Jakrapatr has everything-money, power, and a life carefully balanced between boardrooms by day and neon-lit parties by night. He knows when to take risks and when to walk away. Control is his specialty. Est Supha has nothing that ties him down. No family. No rules. No address. He lives on stolen roads and illegal races, known only by the name the crowd screams when he wins. Fast, reckless, untouchable. They meet where they shouldn't-under flickering lights, engines screaming, and bets no one admits to placing. William doesn't chase. Est doesn't stay. What starts as curiosity turns into obsession, and obsession turns into a dangerous game of power, desire, and pride. Neither of them is innocent. Neither wants to bend. And both are very good at making others beg. In a world of speed, secrets, and sleepless nights, control becomes optional-and walking away is the hardest race of all. No rules. No brakes. No apologies.

William is polite, talkative, and always smiling, the kind of medical student who patiently knocks even when the door keeps getting shut in his face. Est is rude, cold, and determined to drive every doctor away. Unfortunately for him, William is far more stubborn than he looks. And the longer William stays at the estate, the more one question keeps bothering him: how do you treat a patient whose heart has already decided it's done fighting? Weekly update 🐶🦈

How do you face the person who held your heart, only to drop it without a single word of goodbye? Back in college, William and Est were the perfect couple. As an engineering and an architecture student, everyone thought they would be together forever. But right after graduation, William left for London, and the distance eventually swallowed them whole. He slowly stopped replying to texts until there was nothing left but silence. No closure, no official breakup, he just vanished, leaving Est behind with nothing but old sketches and unresolved questions. Now that they have to review blueprints and share tables together, can they actually survive this project when their past is full of unresolved silence and unsaid words?