Lucas, a working‑class full‑scholarship student at St Andrews University, earns admission through basketball and top grades. At the spring festival, aristocrat Oliver trips him on purpose. Lucas crashes into Prince Nicholas, and their accidental kiss goes viral online.
To save the royal reputation, Lucas signs a one‑month fake‑dating contract. He cannot refuse — his scholarship and his mother’s medical aid rely on royal funding.
Lucas shows Nicholas ordinary civilian life: street food, buses and student bars. The cold prince gradually grows fond of these new experiences, and real feelings develop between them. On a snow‑fall night, Nicholas softly kisses Lucas’ forehead.
King Henry threatens Lucas with his future and his mother’s care, ordering him to stay away. Oliver leaks the fake‑romance secret to tabloids. Harassed online, Lucas pulls away from Nicholas.
Defying his father for the first time, Nicholas releases a public statement: the contract is fake, yet his love is real. At the graduation ball, he kisses Lucas in front of everyone and renounces his right to the throne. The king finally gives in.
One year later, the two live simple, happy lives by the university street‑food stall.
The prince finally gets his taste of mortal life.
