Naretpromphaopun Stories

When Mikayla Evie Robinson, a vibrant and passionate African woman, lands in Bangkok, it isn't just the heat that leaves her breathless. It's the memories-soft, tender, and unfinished-that pull her back to the one man she once thought she'd spend forever with: Pawarit "Han" Lekcharuthas. Two years ago, their long-distance relationship crumbled under pressure, pride, and time zones. Han buried himself in work and family obligations. Mikayla tried to move on... until Maximillian "Max" Ronin, her charismatic but self-centered ex-boyfriend, suddenly reappeared in her life, sparking a whirlwind she never asked for. Now Mikayla is in Thailand with a mission she refuses to name. Is she here to win Han back-the man who once made her feel seen, safe, and completely loved? Or is she simply trying to make Max jealous, proving she's no longer the woman he walked away from? But the moment she sees Han again-his quiet smile, the tenderness in his eyes, the way his presence feels like home-her heart trembles. Han is patient, warm, and still hopelessly in love with her... though he'd never admit it first. Mikayla feels the pull too, stronger and sweeter than before, but now tangled with secrets, unresolved heartbreak, and the fear of repeating the past. Between the colorful streets of Bangkok, late-night rooftop conversations, and moments that feel suspended in time, Mikayla and Han must confront the truth: Love didn't leave them. Time did. And maybe-just maybe-time is ready to give them one more chance.  A story of second chances, cross-cultural love, jealousy, and emotional healing, The Time is a warm, heart-rushing romance that proves: When it's real, love always finds its way back.

No one lasts more than a week in his house. Naret Promphaopun is a reclusive artist with a broken past, a ruined face, and a heart colder than the walls he hides behind. Then comes Krittin Kitjaruwannakul-a stubborn, soft-hearted housekeeper who refuses to leave... no matter how hard Pavel tries to push him away. What starts as tension turns into something neither of them expected. Because behind the anger...behind the scars...there's a man who forgot how to be loved. And Pooh? He might be the only one brave-or foolish-enough to remind him. But loving a "beast" was never meant to be easy... 🌹