Fault Line

When New Thitipoom, Thailand's golden tennis prodigy, transfers to an elite university, he expects pressure. What he doesn't expect is Tay Vihokratana - the cold, brilliant final-year sports medicine student assigned to keep him standing on the court.

Tay has a reputation: sharp-tongued, untouchable, terrifyingly precise. He doesn't let anyone close. But New has never been good at keeping his distance.

On the surface, they are everything they shouldn't be - a reckless athlete and a disciplined healer. Yet under fluorescent labs and midnight practice courts, something dangerous builds. Between stolen touches, whispered defiance, and a thousand unspoken words, they collide with the one rule they can't afford to break:

Never fall for each other.

But medals demand sacrifices. Families demand obedience. The nation demands perfection. And when contracts, scandals, and old loves resurface, both men will be forced to choose:

Ambition or honesty.

Reputation or love.

Winning for the world, or fighting for each other.

In a world where every glance is a headline and every kiss could end a career, Tay and New must decide what kind of champions they want to be - and whether love is worth the risk of losing everything.

Between medals, contracts, and the weight of a nation-love was never part of the game plan