Sky and Nani were never taught to hate each other - they were born into it. For generations, their families have been enemies, bound by a feud so old that no one remembers how it began. Hatred became tradition, and they followed it without question. But everything changes when they discover the one truth that should never exist: their siblings are in love. Forced to choose between inherited hatred and the people they love most, Sky and Nani are pushed into an uneasy alliance. As they protect a love that threatens to shatter their families, old beliefs begin to crack, secrets surface, and the line between enemy and ally slowly blurs. In a war they never chose, Sky and Nani must decide whether to continue a legacy of hate-or be brave enough to break it.

Love sent by mistake, decoded by him. A university graduate accidentally sends a DM to his future employer, mistaking him as his high school crush. The CEO decides to play along, and what starts as a mistake soon turns into a game of hearts, secrets, and slow-burning romance.

Sky is a man who never believed he was meant to be loved, carrying a life shaped by silence, control, and wounds he never spoke about. Nani, warm, expressive, and quietly strong, walks into his life unexpectedly... bringing noise, color, and a kind of care Sky never asked for but slowly begins to need. Their marriage wasn't planned. It wasn't chosen. And it definitely wasn't built on love. But somewhere between shared meals, unspoken understanding, and small moments that feel too real to ignore... Something begins to grow. Not love at first sight. Not even close. Just two hearts, bound by fate... learning that some love doesn't rush-it waits.

They were never supposed to meet. Sky came for answers. Nani came for control. One is a rising actor from Thailand. The other is a man people fear to name. Nani hates him. Sky doesn't trust him. Yet every argument pulls them closer, every fight burns hotter, and every silence feels heavier than words.

Nani had managed to survive three years at his marketing job without anyone catching on to his small, harmless lie... That he was married, and that his imaginary three-year-old was the reason he occasionally left work early.

Coming home was supposed to feel like freedom for Nani Hirunkit, not a sentence disguised as marriage. But one dinner was enough to shatter the peace he thought he still had when his family revealed they had already chosen a husband for him-a widowed businessman old enough to stand beside his parents, all for the sake of expanding the empire his late mother left behind. Furious and unwilling to become another transaction, Nani runs straight to the only place that still feels safe, his uncle's house, where one reckless conversation turns into an even more reckless idea: marry a soldier instead. Someone his father despises. Someone who would never bow to his family. What begins as a desperate escape plan, complete with contracts, boundaries, and promises to never involve love, takes an unexpected turn the moment Nani walks into a military base and boldly points at the stoic, unreadable Sky Wongravee as if fate itself had placed him there. Unfortunately for everyone involved, Nani has never backed down from something he wants especially with desperation on the line-hence, Sky Wongravee may be the first man impossible enough to make him stay.