LOGINAfter one reckless night he can’t remember, Narat wakes up in a stranger’s bed—only to discover that stranger is Kasit, the cold, arrogant CEO who now holds his future in his hands. Desperate for money to save his sister, Narat agrees to a deal. One condition. Marriage. But it’s a trap. Kasit wants revenge. He plans to make Narat fall, use him, then destroy him. Narat has his own plan—take the money, play the game, and walk away untouched. Two straight men. One dangerous lie. A battle of pride, manipulation… and forbidden desire. But when hate starts to feel like love— who will lose first?
View MoreChapter 78Narat’s POVI ended the call with Kasit and put my phone down. My hands shook. My sister Chutima looked at me from her hospital bed. She had listened to everything. I did not know at first. Her eyes were full of worry.“Narat, please do not hide anything from me,” she said softly. Her voice was weak but full of care. “I saw the news on Anna’s phone. You love him, right? Kasit. Tell me the truth.”I sat beside her bed. A few moments later, I told her everything. My voice broke many times. She listened quietly, holding my hand.“Darika is desperate to break you two, right?” she asked.I nodded, my chest tight. “Yes.”“What if she cooked up this story? Will you give up on love so easily?” She looked at me with kind eyes. “Brother, I want you to be happy. You both love each other. I do not want you to lose it. I cannot wait to see him. Bring him here when things are better.”Her words touched my heart. I cried and hugged her tight. My tears fell on her hospital gown. She patte
Chapter 77Kasit’s POV I stood at the door of my family home, my heart heavy. The trip back felt long and full of worry for Narat. I pushed the door open and walked in. The living room smelled of medicine. My mother sat on the couch. She looked so sick and pale, her eyes red from crying. When she saw me, she stood up fast, her hands shaking.“Kasit! What have you done?” she screamed, her voice cracking. Tears ran down her face. “That boy manipulated you! End things with him now! You cannot throw your life away like this!”I took a deep breath and stood straight. “Mom, no one manipulated me. I love Narat. We are married. He is my husband and I choose him.”My father came from the other room. His face turned dark with anger. Before I could say more, he raised his hand and slapped me hard across the face. The sound echoed. My cheek burned hot.“I did not train you this way!” he shouted, his voice full of disappointment. “How can you do this to our family?”I touched my cheek and looked
Chapter 76Narat’s POVI woke up the next morning with a heavy body. Sunlight came through the window. My chest felt tight from the sea water last night. Kasit sat right beside me on the bed. His eyes looked tired but full of relief when he saw me awake. He helped me sit up slowly and gave me a glass of warm water.“Drink slowly, Sunshine,” he said in a soft voice. He stayed alert all the time. If I felt cold, he put another blanket on me. When I coughed, he rubbed my back gently and gave me tea. He never left my side. He always knew what I needed before I asked. His hand held mine tight, warm and steady. Thawan came closer from the other side of the bed. His eyes looked better now, not red like last night. He pulled me into a big hug. His voice shook a little.“Don’t scare us like that again,” he said like a big brother. “You got us really worried last night, please promise me you will be careful next time,Kasit will lose his mind if anything happens to you.”“I will but I know you
Chapter 75Kasit’s POVI was fast asleep on the couch, exhausted from the long, emotional day. The rain was pouring heavily outside, drumming loudly against the roof like it wanted to wash everything away. Suddenly, Thawan shook my shoulder hard, waking me up.I sat up quickly, heart already racing with worry. “Did something happen?”Thawan looked pale. “No… but where is Narat?”“He’s in the room with you,” I said, still half-asleep.Thawan shook his head. “He isn’t there. I woke up and the bed was empty.”We both jumped up and checked everywhere. Narat was nowhere. My stomach twisted into knots. The apartment felt too quiet, too empty.Then it hit me like a punch.“Narat sleepwalks,” I said, my voice rising in panic. “He sleepwalks when he’s stressed or having bad dreams.”Thawan’s eyes widened. “What? We need to look for him right now!”I grabbed a flashlight and we ran outside into the heavy rain. The downpour soaked us instantly, cold water running down our faces and clothes. We s






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