Fake Boss, Real Boyfriend

Picture your first day at a new job. You walk in, you get introduced to the CEO you are supposed to coach, and it is the stranger from the very messy night before. Oh, and he is secretly the company security guard. Welcome to Fake Boss, Real Boyfriend (จริงๆ แล้ว แฟนเราเป็นยามบริษัท).

Tanil is a top executive consultant who has helped plenty of people become CEOs. Starting over scares him, but he wants a new challenge, so he joins a company even after he is warned to think twice. The reason for the warning arrives with its own theme song. Mr. Yos, the CEO, makes absolutely zero sense when he talks, and his first big deal is so generous to the customers that Tanil has to shout to cancel it.

Then comes the formal introduction, and both men freeze. They have met. Neither can say exactly what happened after that night, and Yos insists nothing did, adding that if it had, Tanil would not have slept a wink. Uff, the confidence.

The truth comes out fast. Yos is the company's security guard. The real CEO is missing, a new CEO has rolled in to fill the chair, and how a guard got there is, apparently, confidential. What matters is the mission he hands Tanil: turn me into a CEO. Tanil refuses loudly, and then signs up anyway, because a big deal is on the line.

The lessons begin, and somewhere between boardroom manners and practice pitches, a sharp question lands on Tanil. Does he like the polished man he is building, or the guard who was there all along? The guard, it turns out, has a lesson of his own to teach in return.