Johan Chavalwit was a name that carried the weight of an empire, yet he wore it like a cheap suit. As the sole heir to the Chavalwit Group, his reputation preceded him: a reckless playboy, a professional troublemaker, and the living embodiment of the "spoiled brat" trope. To the board of directors, he was a ticking time bomb; to the city's elite, he was the ultimate golden ticket with a tarnished soul. But the world's cynical assumptions hit a sudden, jarring roadblock the moment North entered his orbit. North didn't care for the Chavalwit pedigree or the designer lifestyle, and for the first time in Johan's life, his charm-and his checkbook-failed him. Beneath the layers of defiance and expensive champagne, something dormant began to stir. The "spoiled brat" was about to prove that even a predetermined path can be rerouted when you finally find a reason to look toward the horizon.

North Natchanan is a razor-sharp lawyer with a mouth that never quits and a heart locked behind iron walls. He doesn't do messy, he doesn't do clingy-and he definitely doesn't do cops. But a drunken night, a locked stare, and one unforgettable mistake later, he's waking up tangled in the sheets with Johan, a possessive, unrelenting officer who's been watching him longer than North ever realized. Johan was already intrigued-dangerously so. But after that night? He's obsessed. Now, North's sarcasm and cool detachment only fuel Johan's need to claim him, protect him, own him. But North isn't about to fall in line just because a cop with a badge and bedroom eyes decides he wants more. In this twisted game of power, tension, and desire-who's really in control? A battle of wills, obsession, and slow-burning surrender begins.

You have always been mine.

The day North was sent to the Pichetshode mansion, his fate was sealed. Living among five powerful brothers in a forest shrouded in secrets, the omega quickly finds himself entangled with Johan, a dangerous alpha burdened by an ancient curse. But as hidden truths begin to surface, North discovers that his arrival was no coincidence. Someone wanted him in the mansion, and the darkness surrounding the Pichetshode clan may be far more terrifying than he ever imagined.

In Chiang Mai, Johan has built a life that runs on precision and control - a life that looks safe from the outside. Then North steps into it: warm, unguarded, steadfast. With him, the world softens. With him, Johan can breathe. But something begins to shift. A call from an unknown number. A message that knows far too much. A thread from the past that should never have reached this far - and a name Johan thought he'd buried for good: Tinn. The harder Johan tries to keep North close, the clearer it becomes: this isn't about money, or power. It's about the one thing that makes Johan vulnerable. About love. About North. A dark, intense boys' love romance about protection and helplessness, guilt and loyalty - and what happens when the light in you is exactly what someone wants to break. Disclaimer: This is a fanfiction based on Fourever You. The original characters and universe belong to their respective rights holders - no infringement intended. If you enjoy the story, I'd genuinely appreciate votes and comments - they help more than you'd think. 🖤

Jay-jay only wants simple things in life-to be far from trouble and experience a normal high school life. But now that she's placed in an all-boys classroom, will Jay-jay be able to stick to her word? English version of the hit series Ang Mutya Ng Section E. Watch the TV series adaptation now exclusively on the Viva One app! Season 1 of The Only Girl of Class E (Ang Mutya ng Section E: English Version) *** When Jasper Jean Mariano transferred to HVIS, she promised herself to stay away from trouble and do everything in her power for her high school life to be as normal as possible. But in a strange twist of fate, she gets into Section E, where she is the only girl in class. Even though it's only the start of the year, she has gotten nothing but headaches and embarrassment. Now that she's surrounded by her troublemaker classmates, she is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Will she be able to live her normal life and stay away from her destructive ways even if her patience is wearing thin? Or will she join the chaos if it meant the safety of her friends?

Marry me, and I'll pay for your tuition. Leave me after a year, and you'll never have to see me again.

Why do stories always seem to end the moment the main character confesses their love? The real story is in actually living the relationship. So here's my favorite show: now that all the characters are officially a couple, their ups and downs, fights, and twists start a whole new chapter. There's possessive love, honest love, and friendships that mean everything. The confession was just the beginning-the real ride starts now.

North's life takes a dangerous turn, leaving him with no choice but to accept a contract marriage with Johan, the powerful heir to a hotel empire. What begins as a deal for protection slowly blurs into something deeper, as living together, shared moments, and unspoken emotions make it harder to tell where the act ends... and something real begins.

Johan, a composed and razor-sharp CEO, rules the corporate world with precision, where emotions are seen as cracks in the armor. Known for his strategic mind and distant demeanor, he treats love like an unnecessary risk-something that weakens rather than strengthens. North, his impeccably efficient secretary, stands in quiet contrast. Beneath his calm and collected exterior lives a soul that once believed deeply in love, now carefully hidden behind restraint. A past etched with pain has taught him to silence his own desires, locking them away where they cannot hurt him again. As their lives grow increasingly entangled, North's quiet warmth begins to thaw the frost Johan has long embraced. In return, Johan's rare, unguarded moments stir something fragile yet fierce within North-something he thought had long faded. In a world where love feels either distant or dispensable, will they dare to reach for it together... or remain prisoners of the walls they built to survive?