Drama / Comedy
Pop and Mo's love is tested as Pop works in Catering tobe near her, but his feelings shift when he meets Oat, while Mo grows closer to a dedicated pilot trainee.


Nuea is a wedding planner who wants to make the bride and groom's dreams come true, but his new clients, Sailom and Yiwa, are making his job exceptionally difficult.

Sailom invites Nuea to join him for his tux fitting and to tour the reception area for the wedding. However, stress begins to rise when Yiwa's mother begins to get involved in the wedding planning.

Sailom and Nuea wrestle with their growing feelings for each other. Sailom finds reasons for the two to spend time together under the excuse of planning the wedding.

Sailom and Yiwa's mothers infuse themselves more into the planning of the wedding and questioning a sighting of Sailom and Marine together.

Nuea returns to his hometown after having regrets about sleeping with Sailom. Sailom realizes it's past time to open up about his arrangement with Yiwa.

Yiwa and Marine speak with Nuea in hopes to clarify the relationship between Yiwa and Sailom. Yiwa's mother confronts Marine.

Yiwa leaves the country with Marine on the day of her wedding with Sailom. Provided with an opportunity for a different future, Sailom makes plans to find happiness for himself and Nuea.

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