What if the person meant for you was never someone the algorithm could find?
After the end of a seven-year relationship, Samantha Viriyakul has forgotten what it feels like to be happy.
Eating becomes difficult. Sleeping becomes harder. And the idea of falling in love again feels like something she would rather avoid.
Until her cousin Fin introduces her to Matchy Match, a dating application promising to find the person most compatible with her.
Samantha doesn't expect much. Perhaps a few awkward dates, some uncomfortable conversations, and a little entertainment along the way.
But she certainly doesn't expect to meet Jintaya Vareerak.
Elegant, confident, and almost impossibly composed, Jintaya is a woman who seems to have everything under control. A successful prosecutor with little patience for nonsense, she is hardly the kind of person Samantha imagined meeting through a dating application.
Especially when Jintaya wasn't even supposed to be there.
What begins as an unexpected encounter slowly becomes something neither woman knows how to explain. Between ridiculous misunderstandings, unexpected laughter, and moments that linger longer than they should, Samantha begins to discover that falling in love again might not be as frightening as she once believed.
But love doesn't always arrive without complications.
Behind the carefully constructed world of Matchy Match are secrets, unanswered questions, and people whose intentions aren't quite what they seem. And when the past begins to interfere with the present, Samantha must decide whether she can trust her heart again.
Perhaps an algorithm can calculate compatibility.
Perhaps it can predict attraction.
But can it recognize a connection that existed long before either person knew the other's name?
Because sometimes, the person you're meant to find has been finding their way to you all along.
Some matches are made by algorithms. Others are written long before the first meeting.
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