Pat is single, 30, and on the brink of a new collaborative project at work. That is, until he discovers that the leader of the other project team is none other than Pran, his old neighbor and childhood enemy, who hasn’t seen him since that Christmas concert in high school. And maybe it wouldn’t be a big deal if it weren’t for the fact that one of the investors knew both of their parents and how much they hated each other.
And then if Korn, in a panic, hadn’t said, “Oh, don’t worry about that. They’re dating!”
Now Pran, whom Pat hasn’t seen in fifteen years, is suddenly his boyfriend—at least, on the surface. He’s still the same Pran from before, except for the parts where he’s older and different, and grew up without Pat. And as they pretend to be in a relationship for the sake of their work, Pat finds himself getting more than what he bargained for with Pran—especially when it comes to his heart.
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Or: Pat and Pran haven’t seen each other since high school. Fifteen years later, they’ve found themselves in a little bit of a relationship situation. A fake one, at that.
Nannam wouldn’t be out ten hours a day chatting people up and stealing interview spots and looking for opportunities for a job or something better, if it wasn’t to make both of them happier. If it wasn’t to make Nanfah happier.
After sticking a chip into his mouth, Pat curls up close to Pran on the couch and asks, “Now that we’re behind the curtain, can we kiss as Pat and Pran?” (An extended Lays ad)
For a minute there, I lost myself.
Ohm finds Nanon on the football field, after hours.
They make the house shake.
[What happened in Our Skyy 2 Ep2 pt 2/4]
“Come on, you’ll be good for daddy, won’t you, nong Pat?”
“You’re so ridiculous. Who knew that my wife would want to ravish me all the time?” Still, Wei Ying presses closer with the front of her body. Lan Zhan can feel where she’s wet. “My wife, my dragon.”