North was born a secret, raised in silence, and left to disappear. Then a mysterious man arrived with a revelation uttering an unfamiliar name-Bas. A twin brother North never knew he had. A mother now dead. A fiancé left grieving. And a lie too heavy to refuse. In exchange for money to save the orphanage that raised him, North agrees to take his brother's place in the life Bas left behind. He learns how to speak like him. Walk like him. Love like him. But pretending becomes dangerous when the lie feels warmer than the truth-and the man he's supposed to deceive starts healing in North's arms. What Johan doesn't remember could shatter them both. And when the truth is exposed, North runs... Carrying with him the one part of Johan that's real-a child neither of them expected.

North has kidnapped his friends. (This is one of the requested stories.)

Gawin C. never imagined that buying a novel sharing his name would drag him into the worst possible fate. In Heartache, the villain who bears his name is a twisted brother who stands between the heroine, Saran, and the "noble" Joss W.; destined to throw himself from a balcony in the name of an impossible love. Disappointed by the plot and feeling pity for the poorly written antagonist, Gawin scoffs at the story... until a mysterious voice offers him a deal: "Finish my story." A sharp pain in his chest tears him from reality and throws him into the body of the hated villain. In this world, love is not a choice: when you fall, a tattoo in the shape of a moon appears on your skin. If your love is reciprocated, the mark glows and grows in unison with your partner's. But if it is not, the moon turns red until it becomes a total eclipse-and its bearer dies of a heart attack. And Gawin realizes in horror that the body he now possesses bears that very Moon. As Gawin accesses the villain's memories, he uncovers the truth: that man wasn't hateful out of cruelty, but because his unrequited love for Joss had doomed him from the start. When he comes face to face with the story's hero, he remembers the true mission left to him by the original owner before he faded away: "If you want to return to your world... I don't ask you to make him love you. Make him feel a pain as deep as mine... but don't let him die." Caught between fate, redemption, and a love that was never meant to exist, Gawin must defy the cruel rules of a world etched upon his skin.

Oat just wanted a fun night out, a few drinks, and maybe a one-night stand to forget his exhausting week. What he didn't expect was to wake up next to a ridiculously hot stranger... and definitely not to discover the next morning that said stranger is his new, terrifyingly powerful boss-Mr. Ngern, the cold, composed CEO of the company he just started working at. Cue the awkward office encounters, endless blushing, and failed attempts to pretend nothing happened. But what Oat doesn't know is that Ngern knew exactly who he was that night-and he's been obsessed with him for far longer than anyone realizes. Behind the cold CEO facade is a man who's possessive, sweetly unhinged, and deeply in love. What begins as a messy one-night-stand-turned-workplace-horror soon turns into an office romance full of tension, laughter, shippers, chaotic coworkers, and steamy stolen moments in the copy room. But when a fake breakup, hidden vulnerability, and near tragedy shake them both, Oat is forced to confront his feelings-and maybe admit that the boss he swore to avoid is actually the man he can't live without.

Cold, calculating CEO Junior Wolfe (Junior Panachai) doesn't believe in emotions-only efficiency and results. But when he's forced to find a last-minute floral arrangement for a high-profile event, he walks into Mark Rain's (Mark Jiruntanin) quaint flower shop and gets tangled in a world he doesn't understand: one where flowers speak louder than words.

Zi Yu is the campus heartbreaker-flirty, effortlessly charming, and utterly allergic to commitment. With a dazzling smile and a revolving door of admirers, he lives for attention but keeps his heart locked tight behind playful winks and pretty lies. Love, to him, is a game-until he meets Tian Xu Ning. Tian Xu Ning is everything Zi Yu isn't: calm, mature, patient, and an absolute green flag. A top student, a reliable friend, and someone who doesn't fall for pretty words or shallow flirts. When he transfers to the university, he becomes an unexpected rival to Zi Yu-not in love, but in popularity. The difference? Xu Ning doesn't even try. He just is. Intrigued by the man who doesn't seem to care about his charms, Zi Yu makes a bet with his friends: make Tian Xu Ning fall for him in a month. But things spiral when the unshakable Tian Xu Ning turns out to be as emotionally intelligent as he is handsome-and instead of falling for Zi Yu, he starts unraveling all the walls Zi Yu built to protect himself. As the lines between game and reality blur, Zi Yu begins to fall-genuinely, deeply, terrifyingly. But can a playboy believe he's worthy of love? And will the green flag stay even when he discovers the truth behind the bet? A slow-burn, fluff-filled romantic comedy where healing feels like falling in love-and the playboy learns that sometimes, the real risk is opening your heart.

Junior Arden, the handsome, wealthy heir to an empire of luxury hotels, believes everything can be solved with the right amount of money-or at least a perfectly wrapped gift and a shower of compliments. His love language? Lavish gifts, romantic words, and dramatic gestures. He's confident, charming, and totally chaotic when it comes to love. Mark Weston, on the other hand, is the soft-spoken, bespectacled librarian who spends his days among dusty books and classic poetry. He's painfully shy, has the self-esteem of a paperclip, and blushes if you so much as compliment his sweater. He prefers quiet mornings, mint tea, and fictional men with romantic hearts. When Junior walks into the library one rainy day to donate a rare first edition, he doesn't expect to be completely smitten by the flustered librarian with ink-stained fingers. Determined to win his heart, Junior launches into a mission of gifting chaos-flowers delivered daily, poems recited under the library window, and personalized bookmarks with sparkles. But Mark isn't used to attention-especially not from men who look like they belong on billboards. He doesn't know what to do with someone who calls him beautiful with a straight face or sends him a diamond-studded book charm "just because." Will Junior's flamboyant affection break through Mark's walls? Or will it take a library card and a little chaos to prove that love doesn't need a price tag?

This is a story of forbidden love, fragile choices, and the question that haunts them both: Is it betrayal to fall for the one who feels like home?

We were meant to be together.

"What's between us, Rozanov?" Shane hears the breathy chuckle again. "Well, that is, most of the time there is nothing - except for the empty porn chatting. But now we're standing here together." "And then what?.." Or a little piece of Hollanov's tough conversation.