Net and JJ have hated each other for twenty years. Net is the calm, strictly controlled heir to Manithikhun Holdings. JJ is the sharp, highly competitive heir to Phornpinit International. Since they were children, they have competed over everything: school grades, university awards, and massive business deals. They know exactly how to push each other's buttons, and they refuse to let the other win. Now, their fathers are forcing them to work together. They are assigned to co-lead a billion-dollar luxury project in Bangkok. This means eighteen months of shared offices, late-night meetings, and non-stop arguing. But the real problem isn't the project. The real problem starts when the angry arguments turn into quiet, late-night texts. The hateful glares turn into staring at each other for a second too long. Net is officially engaged. JJ has a long-term boyfriend. They both have perfect lives planned out for them. But one night in a locked office changes everything, leaving the two biggest rivals in Thailand with a highly destructive secret. If anyone finds out, it will ruin both their families and their corporate empires. They spent their entire lives trying to defeat each other. Now, they are about to discover that the only thing more dangerous than losing to your worst enemy is falling in love with him.

Net and JJ already had a life together. They just never expected one spontaneous night to create another. In one parallel of my NetJJ Mafia Multiverse, JJ can carry Net's child-and this time, we stay for the entire journey. From an unexpected pregnancy to birth, and finally to the ridiculously tiny new person who changes their home forever, this is Net and JJ learning what happens when being husbands suddenly becomes being parents too. A pregnancy-to-newborn AU.

When reality is just an equation of suffering, people try to find solace in delusion. But what will we do if one day that very delusion reaches out and holds your hand? He lost his family. He lost his career. Now he believes he's losing his mind. This is my first fanfiction of NetJJ.

The Sweet Love of Adolescence

Jay was just an art student studying in Emmaly, who was talkative, bold and kind. His main goal was to protest to reduce pollution in the country to get justice for his family. Calvin was a prince who had come to Emmaly from bhujar, he was calm, collected and quiet. He had come to Emmaly to study but he had no clue about what he wanted to do in his life. On his first day, Calvin met Jay and they became good friends(or something more?) but what Jay didn't know was that Calvin was a prince. Calvin never expected to meet Jay but now that he did, he would never let Jay go. (I wrote this story because I strongly believe that my favourite couple did not get enough screen time in The Next Prince, plus it would be fun to add other aspects to their story. This is my first story so please go easy on me y'all, also this story will have lots of events from The Next Prince but not everything will be the same. I hope y'all enjoy reading) I will try my best to update the story at least once a week.

What do you call it when fate continuously pushes you towards a person who once thought you as a nobody but as each day passes by he can't stop thinking about how will it feel if he gets to meet those eyes once more and get lost into it as if nothing else matters?

Jay Radchapon Phornpinit thinks he has finally built a safe life, keeping his Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) stable alongside a loving, understanding family. Everything is perfectly in control-until a relentless, recurring dream begins to haunt him. To make matters worse, an annoying, possessive, and impossibly handsome rich guy suddenly starts clinging to him after an impulsive encounter at a bar. As the nightmares intensify and the persistent man, named Net Siraphop Manithikhun, refuses to leave his side... Jay is forced to navigate an unraveling family mystery, leaving him to wonder if he will ever truly find the peaceful, good life he once had. Content Warning: This story explores darker themes. It contains explicit depictions of violence, psychological trauma, and captivity. It also deals heavily with panic attacks and grief. Reader discretion is strongly advised.