Edward finds Jacob alone in the woods. Warning: This is probably gonna be mpreg, m'dudes...maybe even a lil crack.

What if Rain and Prapai were cousins? What if Vegaspete were parents of Rain and Kinnporsche of Prapai? Sky and Phayu had no idea?

Forced marriage of KimVegas [Alpha Kim x Omega Vegas]

Vegas slammed Joss against the glass wall, eyes blazing, their breaths colliding in the heated space between them. "Touch me again and I'll kill you," Vegas hissed, his voice sharp but trembling with something far more dangerous. Joss only smirked, his hand sliding deliberately up Vegas's chest. "Then kill me, baby. But do it while I'm kissing you." Before Vegas could reply, Joss's mouth crushed against his-furious, hungry, unstoppable. And though every bone in his body screamed to push him away, Vegas's lips betrayed him... kissing back like a man consumed by fire. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ❌ I DON'T OWNED ANY PICTURES IN THIS STORY. ALL PHOTOS CREDIT GOES TO THE RESPECTFUL OWNER. THE ONLY THING I OWN IS THE STORYLINE ❌ ⚠️ DON'T REPOST OR TRANSLATE IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE WITHOUT PERMISSION ❌ PLEASE ASKED PERMISSION ⚠️ THANK YOU ❤️

With lot of ghostship and all within equal importance, twist, family, romantic story of theerapanyakul

Kim suspicious of his father. He had his people watch him. He thought it was weird that Korn just kept visiting Russia. He assumed it was a new mistress but it wasn't. Korn had a weapon. He calls him his godson Kirill but he was just his ultimate weapon. Until he fell for Korn's oldest son and became a two faced human, a slave with two masters. With problems the families are facing and with Macau developing feelings for Chay. And kimhan getting jealous. A shocking truth is discovered and war rains on the family. And the information Gun wanted to reveal about Nampueng before he was short by korn. Will the Couples survive or will they break apart. New couples arise. DISCLAIMER THIS IS MY FIRST FAN FICTION SO PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK

Pete takes a bodyguard job with the Theerapanyakun family, hoping to support his cousin, Rain, and finally give them both some stability. He expects danger, ruthlessness, and cold-hearted bosses. What he gets instead is a family that's loud, dramatic, and way too easy to care about. And Vegas? Vegas is supposed to be terrifying. Instead, he's absolutely, completely, hopelessly whipped from the moment he meets Pete. Meanwhile, Phayu - Vegas's younger brother - finds himself drawn to Rain, who stirs up feelings he never saw coming. No mafia wars. Just unexpected connections, chaotic family dinners, and maybe, if they're lucky, love.

Tankhun's female friend who comes to the house is a fortune teller who tells about the future. That woman tells everyone's future, that woman also tells Kim's future, but why is he so scared, what is there in his future that he is afraid of?

Big is the unwavering protector, a stoic bodyguard who's lived a life of duty and discipline, guarding the lives of his boss and their family with a quiet intensity. His job is his world, and his heart? Well, it's been locked away-until Tay enters his orbit. Tay, charming and effortlessly magnetic, is a close friend of Big's boss. A socialite by nature, Tay's life is one of lighthearted luxury and carefreeness, a world that couldn't be more different from the stoic, security-filled life Big leads. The two men's worlds are worlds apart-one filled with tension, rules, and the constant pressure of keeping others safe, while the other is carefree and full of relationships that don't tie anyone down. But when Tay finds himself often under Big's watchful eye, their paths start to cross in ways neither expected. It begins innocently enough-a few brief exchanges and an unspoken tension building in the air. But the longer they share space, the more undeniable the attraction becomes. Big finds himself drawn to Tay's warmth and vulnerability beneath the confident exterior, while Tay's smile and laughter begin to peel away the layers of Big's guarded heart. But they are from different worlds, and the lines between professional duty and personal desire blur dangerously. As sparks fly between them, neither man can shake the feeling that they are the right person for each other at the wrong time. Big knows his duty to his boss and the family comes first, and Tay's world of privilege and freedom feels like an unreachable dream to a man bound by responsibility. Can love bloom amidst the weight of obligation, or will it wither in the face of impossibility? In a game of love and loyalty, can the seemingly unbreakable divide between them ever be bridged, or will it remain a connection that never had the chance to grow? Will duty win over desire, or will fate intervene and prove that sometimes, even the most unlikely love stories are the ones worth fighting for?