"Phuwin was only supposed to be a temporary substitute. He didn't expect to be permanently claimed." Stepping in as the interim secretary to cover his sister's maternity leave, Phuwin Tangsakyuen thought he could handle the pressure of Naravit Enterprises. He expected high-stakes meetings and grueling hours; he didn't expect Pond Naravit. Pond is a CEO who leads like a predator, and he's set his sights on his new "right hand." What begins as a professional arrangement quickly spirals into a dark game of dominance. Behind closed doors, Pond systematically breaks down Phuwin's icy composure through ruthless teasing, disciplinary marks, and a possessiveness that knows no bounds. In the boardroom, Phuwin is the replacement. In the bedroom, he's the prize Pond has no intention of ever letting go. Top Ship : |PondPhuwin| Note: This is entirely work of fiction!!

⚠️ DISCLAIMER This story contains mature themes, including bullying, emotional manipulation, toxic relationships, obsession, trauma, violence, and dark romance elements. Reader discretion is strongly advised. If you are sensitive to intense emotional content, dark psychology, or morally grey characters, please proceed with caution. This is a work of fiction meant for mature audiences only (18+). Ten years ago, Pond bullied the only boy he ever loved- and it broke Phuwin enough to make him disappear. Now Pond is powerful. Feared. A man who takes what he wants. And what he wants... is the boy he destroyed. But Phuwin isn't delicate anymore. He's a flame-sharp, dangerous, and ready to burn Pond alive. Let the game of love, obsession, and revenge begin.

Before college, Phuwin confesses in a letter and hides it in Pond's bag. Pond never finds it. Years later, after drifting apart, Pond cleans his old backpack and finally opens the letter. But Phuwin's married now, and the timing's gone. "You told me everything too late. Or maybe I found it too late. Either way, we missed it."

Dunkjoong au Bully × Bad boy Joong is the campus bully everyone fears. Cold. Silent. Untouchable. Dunk is the rich bad boy who loves chaos and never loses. When he sets his sights on Joong, it's supposed to be a game-make him fall, break his heart, and walk away. But monsters don't flinch at touch. Joong does. Behind the cruelty is a boy drowning in trauma, and Dunk realizes too late that hurting Joong was never justice-it was just another wound. Now Dunk doesn't want to play. He wants to protect him. And Joong doesn't believe in love-especially not from someone who once wanted to destroy him. "Don't touch me" → "Don't leave me"

Dunk's job description didn't include being his CEO's therapist, life coach or impromptu date. But for the infuriatingly charming Joong, Dunk is the solution to every problem. Now, Dunk's all-hate relationship with his job is threatened by one bigger problem: catching real feelings for the man who can't function without him. Or Dunk's job is to be his CEO's assistant. His real duty is to be his boss's babysitter. He complains every day, but he might be falling for the one person who drives him crazy.

He controls the skies with an iron fist, but one shy doctor holds the power to bring him to his knees. Captain Net Siraphop Manithikhun is the "Ice Prince" of the aviation world-a billionaire CEO and legendary pilot who allows no mistakes and no distractions. Cold, calculating, and devastatingly handsome, he lives his life at 30,000 feet, untouchable by anyone. Until a clumsy collision at Suvarnabhumi Airport sends Dr. JJ Radchapon crashing into his chest-and straight into his heart. JJ is the new Aviation Medical Examiner: bubbly, brilliant, and possessing a smile that could clear stormy skies. But behind the stethoscope and the cheerful demeanor lies a broken young man, the rejected illegitimate son of a cruel family, longing for a love he believes he doesn't deserve. When Net discovers that the boy with the sunshine smile is the doctor responsible for his mandatory flight physical, the professional lines blur instantly. The diagnosis? Obsession. The treatment? Making JJ his, body and soul. From private jets to billion-baht galas, Net will use his immense wealth and power to spoil JJ, shield him from his abusive family, and prove that even a broken heart can fly again. But be warned: The Captain is possessive, and this check-up is about to get steamy. Buckle up. Turbulence has never felt this good.

Ten years. 3,650 days. A lifetime of bestfriends and nothing more. "In all our years together," Dunk started "I didn't know you liked guys​" "I didn't know I did," Joong responded, "Until I met Fluke."​ "Wait..." Dunk's voice cracked "So you mean, we've shared everything together for years? We've slept in the same bed, Joong. My head has been on your shoulder more times than I can count, and you didn't feel that spark with me? Not even once?" "Dunk... I've just never thought of you in that way. You're clearly gorgeous, But I just don't see you in a romantic way" "Are you saying Fluke is more attractive than me? Is he better than me? Is that why you could feel it with him in a few months, but not with me in ten years?" "Dunk... this is ridiculous, i don't get why it bothers you that you're not my type" "Is... is there something wrong with me, Joong?" "There's nothing wrong with you. You're perfect. But why do you suddenly care? You've never thought of me in that way either, Dunk. Not once in ten years did you look at me and want more. You never minded the fact that I didn't think of you like that why now? he laughed "I just..." Dunk started "You're my best friend. That's the box I put you in." "Don't pretend you mind being 'not my type' just because you're bored with your girlfriend." ​"I'm not bored," Dunk whispered.. ​"I have to go now. Fluke might get lonely if I leave him too long." The silence Joong left behind wasn't just empty-it was insulting. Bored. The word felt like a slap. Joong really thought this was about View? That Dunk was just looking for a distraction from a stale relationship? He was gorgeous. He was perfect. But he wasn't the type. It wasn't heartbreak-it was a sting to his ego. After a decade of being Joong's everything, he was suddenly just the guy who didn't make the cut. ​"You said I wasn't your type, Joong Archen? Well, suddenly... I mind."

Dunk was never meant to stay unnoticed. What began as instinct and raw genius pulled him into the professional gaming world, where talent alone was never enough to survive. Pressure followed. So did ghosts of a past that taught him how easily trust could break and people could leave. The team gave him a place. Joong disrupted his balance. Sharp-minded, controlled, and dangerously observant, Joong was everything Dunk wasn't trying to deal with. Where Dunk was sassy, guarded, and impulsive, Joong was precise, quiet, and unwavering. Joong didn't force his way into his world-he simply stood there, steady, waiting to see if he'd let him in. But in a world where everyone watches, every mistake echoes louder. Will Dunk risk his heart again? Will Joong's patience outlast his fear? When sass meets sharp edges, and hearts collide mid-game, only one question remains- Is love just another risk... or the win he never planned for?

Final-year medical students Pond, Joong, and William have exactly three goals: survive their last year, graduate with whatever remains of their sanity, and avoid getting publicly humiliated by their professors. Unfortunately, the hospital has other plans. Enter Dr. Phuwin Tangsakyuen, the cardiothoracic fellow whose face should probably be classified as a workplace hazard. Alongside him are Dr. Dunk Natachai, who knows everyone's business before they do, and Dr. Est Supha, who runs on caffeine, surgical skill, and questionable decision-making. With two days in cardiothoracic surgery, two days in neonatal medicine, and two days in general surgery, the students are trapped in an endless cycle of rounds, lectures, surgeries, night shifts, and increasingly suspicious eye contact. Pond is definitely not staring at Dr. Phuwin. Joong definitely has his life under control. William definitely isn't babysitting two grown adults. Nobody is developing feelings. Nobody is making bad decisions. Nobody is one inconvenience away from a complete emotional breakdown. As friendships blur into something far more complicated, hospital gossip spreads faster than medical records, scents become impossible to ignore, and six people discover that medicine can explain a lot of things. Hearts, unfortunately, are not one of them.

Pond has two problems. The first is Phuwin. The second is that Phuwin has been his problem since they were five. Unfortunately, growing up did not make Phuwin less loud, less shameless, less irritating, or less determined to make Pond's life difficult. It only made him taller, more athletic, more popular, and significantly harder to ignore. Which is particularly inconvenient when the six idiots who grew up together in the same neighbourhood somehow end up at the same university. Pond is trying to study. Phuwin is trying to have fun. Joong is trying to survive. Dunk is enjoying the disaster. Perth is actively contributing to it. Santa is just happy to be there. And somewhere between childhood fights, teenage disasters, university chaos, and years of insisting that they are **just friends**, Pond and Phuwin are going to have to deal with the one thing neither of them has ever been particularly good at: being normal about each other. They are still exactly the same six idiots. Only now there are exams, university dorms, new people, bad decisions, and absolutely no adult supervision. And Pond and Phuwin? They are just friends. Obviously. They have been just friends for years. What could possibly go wrong? (It's a PhuwinPond story ♡)