Lingling Sirilak Kwong, the fiercely independent heir to one of Thailand's most prestigious hospital empires, has no interest in romance. Scarred by a past betrayal, she vows never to open her heart again. But as the pressure to marry and uphold her family's legacy mounts, Lingling finds herself cornered-until a chance encounter gives her a bold idea. Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong, a hardworking university student juggling studies and a food delivery job to pay her tuition, has little time for anything outside her dreams of a better future. When a fateful accident leaves a scratch on Lingling's luxury car, Orm braces herself for the worst. Instead, she's blindsided by a proposition that will change her life forever. Desperate to avoid the suitors her parents have chosen, Lingling tricks Orm into a contract marriage, offering her financial security in exchange for pretending to be her girlfriend. But as their lives intertwine, the stark differences between them ignite more than just tension. What starts as a cold business arrangement begins to thaw under the warmth of shared moments, unexpected kindness, and the spark of something real. Will Lingling and Orm overcome the barriers of class, past wounds, and their own fears to find love in the most unlikely of places?

Miu Natsha Taechamongkalapiwat always imagined love arriving gently-like sunlight, like blossoms, like something she could choose. But her life changed the moment her parents announced her engagement to a stranger. Lena Lalina Schuett never believed in fate. Her world was built on duty, discipline, and decisions made for her, not by her. So when she learned she would marry someone she barely knew, she simply accepted it-quietly, coldly, as expected. Two girls, living separate lives. Two families, signing papers that would bind them together. Two hearts, unaware that this arrangement would become something much more. Not a contract. Not a business deal. But the beginning of a love neither of them saw coming. Their story starts here- with uncertainty, with fear, and with the first threads of a connection they never asked for... but might one day choose.