Loving You Was Never The Plan

Loving You Was Never The Plan

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Pond Naravit never wanted this marriage. Forced into marrying a university student just to fulfill his grandmother's last wish, Pond makes it clear from the very beginning that his heart already belongs to someone else. Cold, arrogant, and emotionally distant, he treats the marriage like nothing more than a burden he's forced to tolerate. But Phuwin never complains. Gentle, patient, and far too kind for his own good, Phuwin enters the marriage hoping that someday his husband might at least accept him. Even after discovering Pond's hidden relationship and becoming the target of his anger and frustration, Phuwin refuses to leave-holding onto the promise he made to Pond's grandmother on their wedding day. To stay beside him. To love him enough to soften him. But how long can someone keep loving a person who keeps hurting them? And what happens when the man who never wanted the marriage slowly becomes unable to live without the person he once pushed away? A story of forced marriage, heartbreak, emotional wounds, and a love that grows painfully slow. . . . #1 pondphuwin - 23-05-2026 #1 pondnaravit - 23-05-2026 #1 phuwintang - 23-05-2026
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Phuwin never wanted this. But wanting has never mattered in his life. An arranged marriage wasn't a choice - it was an instruction. And he's always been good at following instructions. Keep quiet. Be polite. Don't cause trouble. Don't say no. So when he's married off to Pond Naravit - a man much older, distant, unreadable - Phuwin bows his head and complies. He always complies. For Pond, it was simpler. His parents were relentless. Marriage would silence them. A convenient arrangement. A quiet spouse. No emotional mess. That was the plan. But the first time Pond sees his new husband flinch at a raised voice that wasn't even directed at him - something twists. The first time Phuwin apologizes for standing in the wrong place - it doesn't feel like obedience. It feels like damage. And Pond has seen damage before. He works cases no one else wants. Prostitution rings. Digital exploitation. Assault hidden behind screens and fake names. He spends his nights hunting men who profit from silence. Which is why it unsettles him when he starts noticing the same silence at his own dining table. Phuwin doesn't argue. Doesn't demand. Doesn't resist. He endures. And the obedience that was supposed to make this marriage easy starts tasting like guilt in Pond's mouth. Because this isn't submission. It's survival. The deeper Pond digs into his latest investigation, the more pieces start aligning - university incidents, online harassment, whispers of assault buried under shame. And the realization hits harder than any case file ever has: His husband has been surviving monsters long before he began working to hunt them down. ♪ Pond Naravit • Phuwin Tangsakyuen Boy • Boy Age Gap Arranged Marriage Mention of assault, harassment, bullying ♪ This story belongs to @EliseInk I do not own any characters or the references I have used here. This story is entirely based on imagination and any similarities to other stories are purely coincidental.

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