In the city of glass and lightning, two names rise like constellations in rival skies-Pond, the storm with laughter that burns too bright, and Phuwin, the calm that once held it. Years ago, they were boys who dreamed beneath the same sun, who promised forever with ink-stained hands and foolish certainty. But forever broke quietly-through secrets, silence, and a love one never confessed while the other never understood.
Now, they stand on opposite sides of empires they built from ambition and ache-companies clawing at each other's throats, unaware that their roots are entwined beneath the soil. Fate, ever cruel and merciful, folds their worlds back together under the guise of business. They meet again, older, sharper, wearing suits where friendship once lived. He disappeared. He believed lies. They both carry ghosts.
Around them, other hearts echo the same pattern: Joong and Dunk, strangers circling like wary planets until gravity wins; Gemini and Fourth, rivals whose words cut and heal in equal measure. But Pond and Phuwin-
they are the unfinished story.
In boardrooms filled with glass reflections and half-meant smiles, their eyes meet and the years collapse. Beneath every polite exchange, a memory stirs-the keychain left behind, the words unsaid, the soft, unbearable truth that love once lived here and never truly died.
Yet time is a cruel storyteller. It gives no rewinds, only collisions.
So when old wounds are opened and buried truths bleed light, the question remains, trembling between them like a held breath-
If they finally see what's been there all along, will the world wait for them this time?
And if love returns, too late but still alive-will it be enough to begin again?
Kao and Earth, or Cooheart as he prefers to be called, are blissfully living in their rose colored world of new found love. Then Kaownah comes along, unaware of the two lovebirds' new relationship, and starts hitting on Kao, unaware that Title is miserably looking on, wishing that Kaownah would return his feelings for him.