Cassian Reid Alcantara is a cold, ruthless CEO who can buy anything with money. Except her. Savi Laureen Dela Cruz is a funny, poor, hard-to-get waitress who has one rule: Never fall for a rich, cold guy. She calls him "Sir Iceberg" and charges him "suplado tax" for frowning. When Cassian's car breaks down in the rain, he gets stuck in Savi's cheap cafe. She gives him bitter black coffee and a free pandesal, even while calling him cold and arrogant. He is intrigued. No girl has ever dared to tease him. She is not intimidated by his money or his cold grey eyes. He keeps coming back. Every day. Buying her cheap coffee, buying all her ukay-ukay, just to hear her laugh at him. She is hard-to-get. She says "I don't like you, Sir Iceberg!" even when her heart beats fast. She refuses to admit she is falling, even though she remembers he hates onions and brings him breakfast. But Cassian feels it. Even without words, he knows she loves him through her small actions - the extra pandesal, the fixed necktie, the way she stays when he is sick. She will take a long time to admit it. But when she finally does, it will be worth every cold day and every funny fight. A slow-burn, love-hate, opposite-attraction contract marriage story about a cold CEO who falls first, and a funny girl who is too scared to fall, but loves him in silence. Will Sir Iceberg melt the hard-to-get funny girl? Or will she keep saying NO until it's too late?