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Planning a wedding can be quite fun, as long as it’s done by someone who actually knows what they’re doing and maybe even has some help along the way.
Lee Donghyuck has the great honor of being given the title of master of ceremonies at his twin’s luxury dream wedding. He tries to put on a good face for the entire day, but at the same time the most important thing for him is simply to survive the hell. Up until that point, everything goes well, when he receives his outfit, in which he is supposed to appear as a witness, but fits more into the role of a disco ball. Donghyuck can more or less accept this streak of bad luck, but what he has a much harder time swallowing is the fact that he has to spend the rest of the wedding with Mark Lee, the person he hates more than anyone.
A small mistake is enough to turn everything upside down: the dream honeymoon to Hawaii meant for the bride has been booked under Donghyuck and Mark’s names. And since cancellation isn’t possible, they are forced to call a truce for the duration of a ten-day luxury cruise and pretend to be a freshly married, happy couple. The question is whether they can pull it off in a way that, during their fake honeymoon, no one ends up needing an ambulance. -
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Leaving a place you once loved, where someone spent most of their life, simply because they’re unable to recover from a trauma whose true cause even the person closest to them can’t understand… is something that can seal the fate of two people for a lifetime.
Instead of going on a vacation with his friends, Lee Donghyuck is forced by his parents to return for an entire week to the place he once saw leaving as salvation ten years ago. The Golden Prairie Ranch, which once served as his home, is now nothing more than the site of a painful memory. Yet on the first day he arrives, old wounds are torn open again when Mark Lee, now a professional, golden-boy rodeo rider, greets him with a reckless move.
For that one week, Donghyuck resolves to keep his distance from Mark, whose mere presence is enough to sabotage the city boy’s deeply buried feelings and resolve. The cowboy hat rule, which starts off as nothing more than a joke, gradually breaks the icy tension between them and makes space for something that should have happened years ago.