A heavy silence descends upon the small apartment room, thick and palpable. Sorn holds Juen's gaze steadily, his dark eyes searching, while Juen meets his stare directly, refusing to look away.

Screech!

"Wake up, kids!" Penny calls out cheerfully to the three interns, her voice cutting through the comfortable quiet of the air-conditioned car.

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"But if you don’t have me, what will you do?" The words, no matter how you hear them, sound like flirting—like teasing. To put it bluntly, it feels as if P’Sorn is hitting on him.

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Win's single-sentence reply had kept Juen tossing and turning for two nights straight. With a sigh—his hundredth, it felt like—Juen finally got up and stretched. At least the bruises had faded significantly. And since today was his day off, he didn’t have to go to his internship.

During the lunch break, most employees gradually headed out to find something to eat. But one person remained behind—the tall, slender university student still seated at his desk, diligently replying to customer order emails.

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Loud, heavy bass thumps from the club's doorway as the two tall, slender young men stop in front. Win leads the way in, familiar with this kind of seedy nightlife spot.

The next day, Juen arrives at the office earlier than anyone else. Yesterday’s heavy traffic makes him factor in extra travel time, but today the roads are clear, so he ends up getting to work almost 40 minutes earlier than expected. With nearly an hour to spare, he places his bag on P'James’s desk before dragging a cushion to a corner by a window, one that doesn’t get direct sunlight and isn’t easily visible to anyone walking by. He lies down on the big, soft cushion and soo

[4 Years Later]

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A young man with pale skin, a trait inherited from his Chinese father, had several small pimples dotting his face. At sixteen, he was lanky but strong as he cycled from his house to Kim Thaw Market, heading towards Go Neung's Tea Shop, which was located in a commercial building next to the bank alley.