Just a deal

Two people. Two stubborn families. One unexpected solution.

Tired of endless questions about marriage, they decide to take control of their own lives. Their answer is simple: a marriage of convenience with one unbreakable rule-no emotions allowed.

No love. No feelings. No expectations.

But pretending to be the perfect couple is harder than either of them expected, especially when their constant arguments begin to feel less like hatred and more like chemistry.

What starts as a practical arrangement soon becomes impossible to keep strictly business.

Because sometimes, the line between a deal and something real is thinner than anyone imagined.