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Phuwin has never been the kind of person his parents imagined they would raise. He is stubborn, sharp-tongued, independent, and far too comfortable pushing people away. After years of watching him reject relationships, his parents become convinced that he will never settle down.
So they make the decision for him.
Phuwin is arranged to marry Pond, a powerful and cold CEO known for his ruthless business decisions and unreadable expression. Neither man expects love from the arrangement. To Phuwin, it is a marriage he has to survive.
They begin their life together as strangers, sharing a home while keeping their hearts apart. Pond is distant, while Phuwin refuses to admit that his silence hurts.
Then everything changes.
Phuwin is kidnapped, and for the first time, he sees a side of Pond that no one else knows. Pond risks everything to find him and brings him home safely.
He falls in love.
Determined to win Pond's heart, Phuwin tries everything. He cooks for Pond, waits for him, and finds ways to show affection. But loving Pond alone slowly becomes exhausting. No matter how much Phuwin gives, Pond rarely says what he feels, making Phuwin wonder if he is the only one trying.
Eventually, Phuwin reaches his limit.
Tired of feeling unwanted and chasing someone who never meets him halfway, he asks Pond for a divorce.
But Pond refuses.
The cold CEO's emotions begin to crack. He will not sign the papers, and he will not watch Phuwin walk away. The man who acted as though their marriage meant nothing is now determined to keep his husband.
But Phuwin has learned that love cannot survive on silence alone.
As jealousy, misunderstandings, and enemies threaten them, Pond must confront his buried feelings.
Because sometimes the words left unsaid are the ones that hurt the most.
When Phuwin decides he is ready to let go, Pond must prove that he was never just a husband chosen by his family. He is the man Pond chose to love, even if he was too afraid to say it.