Jungkook is a 24-year-old social worker with a loving family and a warm, expressive personality. Taehyung, a 27-year-old mute writer known by the pen name Vante, is quiet, cold, and keeps to himself. Taehyung's father, a well-known politician, pretends to support LGBTQ rights but secretly hates them. When his political opponents accuse him of being fake, he lies to the public, saying his son Taehyung is gay and engaged to his boyfriend. The problem? Taehyung is straight and doesn't have a boyfriend. To uphold his lie, he blackmails an old friend into arranging a marriage between Jungkook and Taehyung. Jungkook's open heart and expressive nature clash with Taehyung's silence and emotional walls, but as they navigate their forced marriage, shared truths and buried pain surface. Will Jungkook's love be enough to reach Taehyung's guarded soul? And can Taehyung find his voice-not just for himself but for the love that might heal them both? Two hearts, worlds apart, must navigate a web of manipulation, self-discovery, and unexpected connection.

Tae was on his way back home from the office, delayed by the grand 23rd-anniversary celebration at work. Unfortunately, his his car broke due to a technical glitch, leaving him stranded on the roadside. He heard distressing sounds coming from a nearby bush. Thinking someone might be in need, he approached and cleared the bushes. There, he saw a boy sitting with his head buried between his knees, sobbing quietly, his cries muffled. Tae reached out and gently touched the boy's shoulder, asking, "Hey, are you alright? What' happened?" Startled by the unexpected touch, the boy flinched badly, prompting Tae to retract his hand. The boy's tear-streaked face contorted in pain as he managed to whisper softly , "Pweez, donn hult Kookie."