Three generations of friendship built a perfect legacy. Tay and New ruined it. They've been rivals since preschool-locked in a cold war that followed them through elementary school, high school, and straight into university. To their families, they're polite, distant sons. To each other, they're enemies who know every weakness, every trigger, every move. Tay is the campus popular boy-chaotic, charming, impossible to ignore. New is the untouchable varsity star-cold, precise, impossible to challenge. They share a curse: the same taste. Every person New has ever liked, Tay has wanted too. Now it's happening again-with Inn, a quiet Business major who becomes the newest prize in their lifelong war. "It started on a playground. It followed us to university. We never learned how to share-especially not love."

New's first year at university started with an unexpected twist of events. He accidentally crashed into a car, only to find out that the owner, Tay, is his new housemate and a second-year student and also a football player. Initially starting off on the wrong foot, their relationship takes an unexpected turn. It's hate at first sight... until it isn't. But even if Tay doesn't hate New anymore, it doesn't change the fact that Tay's straight. At least, he thought Tay was. One night, one kiss, and everything New thought he knew turned upside down. They say actions speak louder than words. And Tay's action tells New that Tay wants him.

​"I don't sign contracts I can't break, New. But for you? I'll make an exception. I'm going to reorganize every inch of your 'infrastructure' until you forget your own name." ​New Thitipoom is a "devastatingly pretty" nightmare in silver-rimmed glasses. As the elite "Chief Organizer" of his family's empire, he's used to controlling the board. But when a failed merger leaves his legacy on the brink of bankruptcy, he's sold to the highest bidder in a forced marriage that feels more like a prison sentence. ​The buyer? Tawan Vihokratana. ​Tay is a "ruthless," "cold-hearted" predator with a "perverted intensity" that makes the stock market tremble. He didn't marry New for love; he married him for spite. He wants to break the man who once looked down on him, to liquidate New's pride until there's nothing left but surrender. "I don't even like you tay" "You are literally under me sweetheart"

Tay and New come from completely different worlds, Tay was born into wealth, while New grew up with nothing. Tay's parents divorced three years ago, and ever since then, he has been holding onto one fragile hope: that his family might still be fixed. But that hope begins to crumble when his father decides to marry again-this time, to New's mother. What hurts even more is the decision his father makes one day: New will move into their house. Tay can't accept it. Not this. Not him. "You destroyed the family I was dreaming of."Tay says. But was it truly destroyed? Or is this the very moment when it begins to take a different shape-one that might be even more complete?

The library of the small orphanage was quiet. A few children sat on the floor with their legs folded, forming a circle, while New sat in the middle of them, holding an old notebook with pages that had already faded. "Kuya New," one of them asked, "Is it true that you loved someone before?" New smiled. It was a smile that had grown used to pain, yet no longer cried. "I did."he answered. "And he is the most beautiful story of my life."

It all started with a bet, a challenge thrown by a friend daring New to get close to the one person everyone assumed was untouchable. Loud, reckless, and used to controlling the chaos around him, New thought it would be simple, a game he could win without effort. But Tay was nothing like anyone expected. Quiet, composed, untouchable in a way that felt deliberate. He never revealed his moves, yet somehow he always seemed a step ahead, watching without reacting, calculating without showing his hand. What began as a bet turned into a collision neither of them fully understood. Rules were broken, routines unraveled, and control slipped from both sides in ways neither of them could predict. What started as a challenge soon became a question neither of them could ignore: when chaos meets control, who is really playing whom?

A marriage without love?

A harmless lie. A borrowed role. A love that wasn't supposed to be real. When gentle-hearted CEO Tay Tawan pretends to date free-spirited photographer New Thitipoom to escape family pressure, it's meant to be temporary - smiles for cameras, rehearsed affection, nothing more. But between late-night talks, lingering touches, and photos that capture the real man behind the suit, the line between pretend and truth begins to blur. What starts as fake dating turns into slow, aching love - soft, steady, and terrifyingly real. Because some hearts were never meant to be borrowed... they were meant to be chosen. ☁️

It started with a smile I wasn't supposed to notice, the kind that stays in your head long after you look away. I didn't know then that some smiles aren't meant to be returned, only remembered... until they break you.

New had always admired Helio's son from the moment he first laid eyes on him. He watched him constantly from the safety of his territory, longing to run his fingers through his hair, feel his warm skin his his hand and get lost in those dazzling eyes. One day it seems like his wish was granted when the boy suddenly stubbornly swims out further than he should despite protests from the shore. Too bad that not all good things are built to last because soon after tragedy strikes. Almost immediately Tawan is whisked away and out of his life for good... Or so he thought. On the cusp of fleeing an arranged marriage and needing to get back what he gave, the boys meet on the very same shores once more. Questions on fate and boundaries arise as both try to nagivate their way in this world. 2 hearts, one story, 2 souls, one destiny.