Love at Shibuya Crossing

Millions of people believe they know who Krit loves. In Tokyo, he meets a man who has never heard of him.

As a Thai boys' love star, Krit has built a career on convincing the world that his romance with his co-star is real. Every touch is watched. Every smile belongs to someone else. Exhausted by the performance, he escapes to Tokyo for a weekend-and loses his wallet at Shibuya Crossing.

Haruto Fujimori returns it.

A quiet Japanese accountant with carefully ordered Saturdays and a home no one comes back to, Haruto offers him coffee without asking for a photograph. For once, Krit can laugh without finding the camera. When Haruto asks what he does for a living, he tells a small lie.

Then he comes back.

Through winter evenings beneath a heated table, walks beside the river and messages sent between two cities, an unexpected friendship becomes something neither man knows how to live without. Haruto begins making room for another person. Krit begins imagining a life he might actually want.

But the man Haruto is falling for has left an entire life unspoken. In Bangkok, an agency profits from Krit belonging to someone else. In Tokyo, Haruto has already learned how much it hurts to be someone's secret.

As the truth threatens the fragile home they have made together, Krit must confront what choosing Haruto could cost. And Haruto must decide how long he can keep a place for someone who may never be free to stay.

Set between Tokyo's intimate neighbourhoods and Bangkok's relentless spotlight, Love at Shibuya Crossing is a tender, emotionally charged romance about fame, trust and the courage to build a life in which love no longer has to hide.