My Fiancée's Cousin, My Secret Lover

Synopsis

Justin was engaged to Monica for three years out of a sense of duty—believing he owed her his life after a night he couldn't clearly remember. While delivering jewelry to a client, he was drugged and nearly assaulted, rescued by Harrison. Half-conscious, Justin couldn't see his savior's face—only caught a distinct cologne. He woke up next to Monica, Harrison's cousin, and mistakenly believed they had slept together. Out of obligation, he pursued her. Monica, pressured by her family to marry, used Justin as a shield and agreed to a three-year engagement. After the engagement, Monica partied, neglected Justin, and even had affairs at home. Justin grew disillusioned. Then Harrison appeared. As the family's head, he was cold to everyone—except Justin. He quietly resolved Justin's work issues, supported him within the family, but kept his feelings hidden due to their same gender. Justin gradually realized Harrison was the man who saved him that night—and the one he had been with. He fell for him. He tried to break the engagement, but Monica delayed for family reputation and business. Once free, Harrison discovered Justin wasn't resistant to a same-sex relationship and began to pursue him openly. From secret longing to mutual attraction, from stolen glances to stolen nights—they broke through every barrier and finally walked into the light together.