The Wedding We Weren't Meant to Have
Por Suppakarn is trapped in an arranged engagement with Love Warinda, a family decision neither of them supports. Love already has a secret girlfriend-Milk-and both she and Por agree to fake the engagement until it can be quietly dissolved.
Enter Teetee Wanpichit, a passionate and bright wedding planner hired to plan their wedding, unaware of the fake relationship. Por is supposed to play along, but the more time he spends with Teetee during the planning process, the more he falls deeply in love-with Teetee's sincerity, his laughter, his unfiltered heart.
Teetee tries to stay professional, but Por's eyes always find him, his compliments become personal, and their closeness starts to blur the lines. They fall for each other in stolen moments-until one night, desire overtakes them and they sleep together. The next morning, Teetee is consumed by guilt, believing he ruined another woman's wedding.
Unable to face Por, Teetee runs away to his hometown. Por chases after him, heartbroken and desperate, only to be stopped by Film, Teetee's boss and protector. Por finally confesses the whole truth: the engagement was fake, but his feelings for Teetee never were.
Film reluctantly reveals where Teetee went. Por finds him and finally tells him everything-every detail, every reason, and most importantly, that he's truly in love with him.
Slowly, Teetee begins to forgive. They rebuild trust step by step. Until, one day, Por ends the fake engagement publicly.
Then comes the real wedding.
No cameras. No contracts. No lies.
Just Por and Teetee, finally choosing each other.
Their wedding night is filled with tender, hungry passion-slow and possessive, raw with honesty. Every kiss says this time, it's real.
