What happens when years of arguments, pranks, and unresolved grudges stop feeling like hatred? What happens when the one person you can't stand becomes the person constantly woven into your days? As North steps into the same medical university as Johan, their rivalry only grows louder beneath fluorescent halls and sleepless nights. But somewhere between chaos, competition, and far too many shared moments, the line between enemies and something far more dangerous begins to blur.

Short stories and oneshots

You have always been mine.

Tonliew only wants a slow, peaceful high-school life. He dreams of ordinary days with friends and a peaceful graduation. Unfortunately, his feminine features, gentle personality, and soft-spoken nature make that impossible. Tonliew is constantly every single bullied and harassed for being different and liking boys. The only people who stand by him are his best friends, Film and Golf. Film is an openly queer feminist who refuses to tolerate toxic masculinity or society's treatment of feminine boys and women as inferior. She is outspoken, fearless, and ready to defend Tonliew. Her strongest conflict is with Namtan, the school's council president. Namtan believes in order, discipline, and traditional values, while Film challenges those beliefs. They cannot stand each other, and their arguments become a constant battle. Golf understands Tonliew because he faces the same bullying. Unlike Tonliew, Golf refuses to be a pushover. He fights back whenever someone crosses the line. Beneath his confidence, Golf is hiding a relationship with Pie. Pie genuinely cares for Golf, but he is struggling to come out. In a society where loving another boy can bring shame, rejection, and judgment, Pie fears what will happen if people discover the truth. He loves Golf, but he is not sure whether being honest about their relationship is worth the price. Golf supports him, but Pie must decide when he is ready to face the world. Then there is Bever, the quiet bad boy. He keeps to himself and is not close to Tonliew, yet something about Tonliew begins pulling at him. Bever cannot understand why he notices him or why his presence affects him. As those feelings grow, Bever is forced to question his sexuality. For Tonliew, Golf, Pie, Film, Namtan, and Bever, high school becomes more than a place to study. It becomes a place where friendship, love, identity, prejudice, and courage collide. In a world that tells them who they should be, they must find the courage to decide who they truly are.

The day North was sent to the Pichetshode mansion, his fate was sealed. Living among five powerful brothers in a forest shrouded in secrets, the omega quickly finds himself entangled with Johan, a dangerous alpha burdened by an ancient curse. But as hidden truths begin to surface, North discovers that his arrival was no coincidence. Someone wanted him in the mansion, and the darkness surrounding the Pichetshode clan may be far more terrifying than he ever imagined.

When the schools delinquent Typhoon notices Tonfah , the typical geeky nerd, Typhoon makes it his mission to annoy him. At first Typhoon tries to brush away his feelings, pretending to hate him, but as Tonfah starts to flirt with him, he goes through a confusing battle with his feelings. (This will be a very short story)

A love story where Tonfah is a tennis player training for an important event and Typhoon is a quiet boy who doesn't quite feel like he fits in. When both of them are at their lowest, they conveniently find each other.

Accepting suggestions from anyone who would like to read one shots or short stories about Tonfah and Typhoon.

They were bound to each other, not by love, but by an ironclad agreement forged by their grandparents. The terms were simple: tolerate one another, never interfere in each other's affairs, and live entirely separate lives until the contract expired. But fate, growing weary of subtlety, decided to intervene. The heart began to spin an invisible thread, pulling them together against their will. Fate spun on its own axis, violently forcing the most polar opposites into alignment-because the truth was written in the stars long ago: in every lifetime, they were always meant to be.

When his med school friends did something colossally stupid, it fell on Arthit to help them out. Yes, Arthit. Why didn't anyone think he could be helpful?? And no, he didn't tell the doctors he was helping, otherwise it wouldn't help. Confused? So is everyone else. The fic is based on Fourever You series, of which more in the introduction chapters. *** Now complete ! ***