Knock has always been in love with Korn. But Korn was straight as a ruler, clueless of his best friend's feelings. But one night, something changed.

Three years after finishing filming Together With Me The Series..... Despite looking happy on the outside, Max depressed. He hasn't landed any roles in anything. Not even commercials. He has insomnia and no one can help him. Even his medication doesn't help sometimes. But Tul is joyful and has been landing plenty of roles. He heard about Max, and decided to reunite with his friend and old acting buddy. Will Tul save Max from doing something he might regret? •#5 IN MAXTUL <3 !!!!!!

Knock and Korn are happy. Knock has finally admitted his feelings to Korn. And now they can live in peace and quiet and harmony, forever and ever and ever....yeah, right. ___________ This is my first fanfiction for these two. If you don't know who Knock and Korn are, you probably shouldn't read this. This takes place right after the series Together with me ends, but before Bad Romance. Minor disclaimers - I only know Thai culture as what I've seen through television programs. My knowledge is more in Korean and Japanese. So I apologize in advance as I know I am going to make some inaccurate statements. I am open to being corrected and try to fix when I can. The boys do swear, a lot, so there is swearing here to. Also as these are healthy boys in a healthy relationship, this story is now rated mature. Thanks and I hope you enjoy your time here with Korn and Knock just as much as I enjoyed them in their latest series.

Destiny, some people believe in her, some people don't. For Korn and Knock, the hidden power that controls what will happen in the future is already hard at work and predetermined. This Goddess of Kismet proves herself to be unstoppable. An inevitable and irresistible course of events binds the pair to their fate. I have excluded the norms of society and have written it as if there was no controversy surrounding homosexuality. There are no "coming out" aspects to it. I ask that you suspend today's mindset on the subject and accept, in this story, there is no animosity, bias or bigotry. This is the third in a series of novel Adaptations. The original Jane Austen novel was titled "Persuasion." It was published in 1817, six months after her death, her last completed work. All photos used, ctto