Peem Stories

Namping Napatsakorn Pingmuang a broke university student, rents an apartment that fits his budget and absolutely nothing else. The first night, he learns two things: the kitchen counter is occupied, and the occupant has no heartbeat. Between shared midnight silences, unanswered questions, and a ghost who never seems to leave his favorite spot, Namping finds himself getting used to a presence he was never supposed to meet- or fall for.

Two boys, two glowing wrists, and a pull they can't explain. In a world where soulmates are marked by light, one accidental touch changes everything. A single moment in the dark, a golden glow that refuses to fade- and a story of hearts tangled before they even meet. Or Keng harit Buayoi does not believe in soulmates and is happy with his simple life until a new student who looks like he belongs to a fairytale enters his life and turns it over.

When devoted artist Namping pours his heart into sculpting a flawless statue, his creation awakens something far beyond art itself. or Namping's sculpture is suddenly alive and he almost gets a heart attack.

Another Tan/Fang Story... "We are" is not enough, We need more Tan Fang... So here is my version of "We Are" with more Tan-Fang Story. The detailed story of Tan Fang based on "We Are". Will update on Every Friday.

What if his smile hides lot of secrets, What if the one who comfort also need his own safe space. Can other be able to be his safe space? Can other be able to understand scar behind one's smile. Lot to unfold in story.

What happened if suddenly Fang Started to ignoring Tan? How would it affect Tan?

It's the day before Valentine's Day and Fang still hasn't gotten Tan a gift, panicking he asks his brother for help. Also posted on AO3 I do not own these characters. They belong to their rightful owner. I only own the storyline.

"Some words the speaker doesn't pay attention to, but the listener can't forget." In Tan's journey, the seemingly casual remarks of those around him linger like shadows, shaping his insecurities and self-image. As he navigates the complexities of friendship, love, and family expectations, he discovers that healing requires more than just positive affirmations; it demands vulnerability and openness. As Tan learns to confront the weight of those unforgotten words, he finds strength in sharing his struggles and embracing the love that surrounds him. Yet, the question remains: will he truly overcome the scars left by the past, or will the memories of hurtful words continue to haunt him? The path ahead is fraught with challenges, and Tan's story is far from over. Tanfang short story, exploring with more insecurities.