Patji has loved Ryujin quietly for years, watching from the sidelines as Ryujin teased, ignored, and even insulted him. But when Patji finally stops trying-turning cold and distant-Ryujin feels a gnawing emptiness he didn't expect. The one he thought he didn't want becomes the one he can't live without.

"You don't have to stay." "I know. I want to." Patji is a 19-year-old transfer student who wants nothing more than a quiet university life. Ryujin is the campus bad boy-arrogant, untouchable, and rumored to break hearts for fun. Patji can't stand him. That is, until Ryujin walks into Patji's house and casually calls his parents aunt and uncle. At home, Ryujin is polite, brilliant, and everything his parents are proud of. At school, he's someone else entirely-and Patji is now the only one who knows the truth. Ryujin needs Patji's silence. Patji just wants his peace. But when forced proximity blurs the line between irritation and intimacy, pretending not to care becomes harder than admitting the truth.

Tee and Por come from different families and don't know each other, but they are forced to get married. This marriage isn't about love; it's a business deal. Their fathers aim to collaborate to increase their profits, but they lack trust in one another. MY MOON, DUANG WITH YOU, PORTEETEEPOR REAL LIFE EVENTS ARE COMBINED TOGETHER.