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Wandee Wittaya
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Wandee Wittaya

วันดีวิทยา

Author: Nottakorn

Original title: วันดีวิทยา

Original publisher: DEEP / Satapornbooks

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The novel behind the series Wandee Goodday, a grown-up romantic comedy. Wandee, a 29-year-old doctor, has just been turned down by his long-time crush and swears he is done being the good guy — from now on he wants a bad boy. One drunken night at a convenience store he picks up a fierce-looking young man with a bruised face, sure he is some kind of thug, and they spend the night together. When they meet again, Wandee learns that his 'thug' is Yoryak, a well-known boxer, and their one-night stand turns into an arrangement with benefits — until feelings start to get in the way.

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After having been rejected by his long-time crush, Wandee, a twenty-nine-year-old doctor, swore to himself that he would never be ‘Mr. Good Guy’ ever again, and that he would find a badass guy as a boyfriend. It was then that he met a fearsome (and of course, handsome) young man with bruises on his face at a convenient store. Being drunk and barely having any consciousness left, Wandee had a fiery one-night stand with that stranger, believing that this young man was a thug. However, an unexpected relationship began when he met that guy again and found out that he actually was a famous boxer named Yo-yak Phadetsuek! The relationship of two people who both had their hearts broken became more complicated—from a one-night stand to a kind of FWB relationship. Wandee later realized that Yo-yak might had already turned him into a sex addict, and his craving for the young man had never been—and would never be—enough! At the same time, the feelings he had for the twenty-year-old boxer seemed to gradually change.

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