After being dismissed from the hazing team, Arthit indulges in a night of drinking and wakes up the next morning with a terrible hangover and a fuzzy memory. But he's pretty sure he kissed someone and, to his horror, he's pretty sure that person was Kongpob. Warnings: homophobia/homophobic language [chapter 18]; panic attacks [chapter 23]; sexual harassment [chapter 29]

Arthit doesn't know the first thing about being in a relationship. He has no idea how much time he can demand from Kongpob, or how to wow him on a date, or how to be romantic in general. He's clueless about sex and, due to nervousness, shies away from physical intimacy more often than not. But worst of all, he doesn't know how to open up emotionally and struggles to confide in Kongpob about his problems outside of school. Luckily, Kongpob doesn't know what he's doing either and, slowly, hand-in-hand and day-by-day, they figure it out together. Sequel to Distant Signals: The Love Between Us

After being claimed against his will, Arthit is forced to put his education on hold as he fights a bitter legal battle to get the bond broken. Two years later, he returns to university to finish his schooling and finds that things are rather different. His friends are hazers, but he has to start over as a first-year student. To make matters worse, there's an incredibly vexing first-year alpha who keeps sticking his nose where it doesn't belong. Arthit doesn't care if his scent is remarkable or that he's undeniably attractive-Kongpob is aggravating as hell, and Arthit wants nothing to do with him. Note: There is no physical rape in this story despite the inclusion of a forced bond. However, there was a past attempt. Warnings: brief descriptions of a past attempted rape/sexual assault [chapter 5]