"Weddings happen every day, but how many couples truly know love?"
Gay partners Chan Yui and Ka Wing are happily in love, until Chan Yui enters a marriage of convenience with his lesbian friend Fung Ming to appease his parents. Under great pressure, Ka Wing is forced to accept this sham marriage but can things ever go back to normal?
Shing Kwan Jam
Ka Wing
Bobular Wong
Chan Yui
May Leong
Chan Yui's Mother
Jing Wong
Fung Ming
Cindy Fong Fung-Yi
Shan
Lee Pui-Ching
Actress (Mother)
Gay partners Chan Yui and Ka Wing are happily in love, until Chan Yui enters a marriage of convenience with his lesbian friend Fung Ming to appease his parents. Under great pressure, Ka Wing is forced to accept this sham marriage but can things ever go back to normal?
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