Love By Chance
At a Northern Thai university, shy and wealthy freshman Pete has always kept others at a distance to hide his sexuality and avoid betrayal. When he’s accidentally knocked over by Ae, a kind‑hearted engineering student, Ae steps in to protect Pete from blackmail and fake friends, forging a bond that slowly deepens beyond friendship as they spend more time together. Despite Pete’s fear of judgement and heartbreak, both begin to confront their true feelings for one another. Set against campus life and a circle of friends discovering their own relationships, the series explores love, vulnerability, and acceptance.
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At a Northern Thai university, shy and wealthy freshman Pete has always kept others at a distance to hide his sexuality and avoid betrayal. When he’s accidentally knocked over by Ae, a kind‑hearted engineering student, Ae steps in to protect Pete from blackmail and fake friends, forging a bond that slowly deepens beyond friendship as they spend more time together. Despite Pete’s fear of judgement and heartbreak, both begin to confront their true feelings for one another. Set against campus life and a circle of friends discovering their own relationships, the series explores love, vulnerability, and acceptance.
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