Maxkornthas Stories

Max and Nat have been series partners for three years. Although they haven't had any leading roles in their series so far, their chemistry charms fans worldwide. Nong Nat and Pi Max always manage to make viewers' hearts beat faster. Even though they are just Pi and Nong, modeling a brotherly relationship to the world, the sparks between them cannot escape anyone. Just fanservice? This story divided into three parts and takes us into the inner world of both of them, making all our hopes and fantasies come true. But not only Max and Nat let us experience the highest rush of love. ZeeNuNew, TutorYim and NetJames live out their inner desires in this story. The Domundi boys and their sensual love make our hearts beat faster. Have fun reading it! I look forward to your comments!

"I don't share what's mine... and I never will." Two boys grow up side by side inseparable, unshakable, and bound by a friendship that feels almost like fate. But as the years pass, what one of them feels begins to change, deepening into something far more dangerous than friendship. Caught between longing and fear, silence and truth, their bond becomes a delicate balance one that neither dares to break, yet neither can truly escape. When emotions finally begin to surface, they don't come quietly. Jealousy ignites, boundaries blur, and the line between love and possession is tested in ways neither of them is prepared for. This is a story about timing, about courage, and about what happens when love refuses to stay hidden no matter how hard you try to bury it.

He'd always known this day might come. Nat didn't wear his heart on his sleeve, but Nunew did. Nunew was what Zee claimed Nat was, a hopeless romantic. Still, he'd imagined there would be signs. A warning. Something. Anything to give him time to prepare for the moment his chest would be cracked open and left hollow. "Nat, are you listening?" Right. He was supposed to say something. "Sorry, what?" "I said I have feelings for Max."

A story of a cute intern Nat Natasit, and an obsessive executive director, Max Kornthas