The Bangkok Boy Series

NC-17

FHD

And so, the day finally arrived when Sun regained his freedom after more than three years of imprisonment…To look back three years earlier—on a day Sun would never forget—the day of the greatest loss in his life.That day was Sun’s birthday, the son of Songphoom, a leading gangster of Phra Nakhon. Sun and Mei were Songphoom’s beloved children, especially Sun, whose personality closely resembled his father’s—brave, resolute, and loyal to his comrades. And on that day, Sun turned eighteen.Songphoom wanted Sun to follow in his footsteps and eventually take over the family business. Little did he know that Chairman Cho of South Korea and Madam Yao, his long-standing rival, were plotting his assassination. Songphoom had opposed the narcotics operation Madam Yao had begun, and she needed his network to expand the market. Thus, the date of Songphoom’s death was set.All of these schemes were under the watchful eye of the lobbyists—a group who acted as intermediaries between the underworld and corrupt officials in Bangkok.That very night, Sun and his crew, known as the “Bangkok Boys,” got into a brawl with the gang led by Junho, the adopted son of Chairman Cho. In a reckless moment, the fight resulted in the death of Kong, Sun’s closest friend, killed at the hands of Junho. Sun was arrested, unaware that at that very moment his father lay in a pool of blood at a gas station, gunned down by the trusted subordinate Songphoom relied on the most.

The Bangkok Boy Series

NC-17

FHD

And so, the day finally arrived when Sun regained his freedom after more than three years of imprisonment…To look back three years earlier—on a day Sun would never forget—the day of the greatest loss in his life.That day was Sun’s birthday, the son of Songphoom, a leading gangster of Phra Nakhon. Sun and Mei were Songphoom’s beloved children, especially Sun, whose personality closely resembled his father’s—brave, resolute, and loyal to his comrades. And on that day, Sun turned eighteen.Songphoom wanted Sun to follow in his footsteps and eventually take over the family business. Little did he know that Chairman Cho of South Korea and Madam Yao, his long-standing rival, were plotting his assassination. Songphoom had opposed the narcotics operation Madam Yao had begun, and she needed his network to expand the market. Thus, the date of Songphoom’s death was set.All of these schemes were under the watchful eye of the lobbyists—a group who acted as intermediaries between the underworld and corrupt officials in Bangkok.That very night, Sun and his crew, known as the “Bangkok Boys,” got into a brawl with the gang led by Junho, the adopted son of Chairman Cho. In a reckless moment, the fight resulted in the death of Kong, Sun’s closest friend, killed at the hands of Junho. Sun was arrested, unaware that at that very moment his father lay in a pool of blood at a gas station, gunned down by the trusted subordinate Songphoom relied on the most.