The Boy Who Fell from the Sky is a warm, slow-burn countryside romance about a famous actor who quietly runs away from his exhausting life in the spotlight and ends up stranded in Chiang Rai. There, he meets a grounded mechanic who lives simply, fixes broken things, and doesn't treat him like a star. Hiding his identity at first, Win finds peace in small moments - cooking together, visiting local markets, sitting under starry hills - while Bright slowly falls for the gentle, lonely man behind the fame. When the truth comes out and the spotlight threatens to pull Win back, they must choose whether love is worth the risk. Alongside them, Dew and Prim grow closer through honesty and quiet understanding, while Gemini and Fourth stumble into sweet, playful romance of their own. It's a healing story about rest, real connection, and choosing love - not because it's dramatic, but because it feels like home.

A harmless lie. A borrowed role. A love that wasn't supposed to be real. When gentle-hearted CEO Tay Tawan pretends to date free-spirited photographer New Thitipoom to escape family pressure, it's meant to be temporary - smiles for cameras, rehearsed affection, nothing more. But between late-night talks, lingering touches, and photos that capture the real man behind the suit, the line between pretend and truth begins to blur. What starts as fake dating turns into slow, aching love - soft, steady, and terrifyingly real. Because some hearts were never meant to be borrowed... they were meant to be chosen. ☁️

When city doctor Jimmy Jitaraphol escapes a scandal and moves to a sleepy coastal village, he plans to live quietly - patching up fishermen, drinking too much coffee, and pretending his heart isn't still cracked. But the ocean has other plans. Enter Sea Tawinan - a gentle fisherman who speaks more with silence than words, and knows the tides better than his own feelings. He teaches Jimmy about sunrises, saltwater, and how healing can happen slowly... like waves smoothing broken shells. Some loves don't come crashing in. They arrive softly - with shared dawn swims, shy smiles, shoulders brushing, and the quiet promise of "you're safe here." A slow-burn romance about second chances, sea-breeze secrets, and finding home in a person - not a place.