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Alex Ren is invisible. As a transfer student with no friends and a roommate who moved out to escape his "antisocial tendencies," he's mastered the art of disappearing into backgrounds. So when his phone buzzes with a text from an unknown number—someone calling him gorgeous, needing to hear his voice, sharing late-night anxieties—Alex knows he should correct the mistake.

Instead, he responds.

For two months, Alex lives a double life. By day, he's the lonely film student no one notices. By night, he's someone's beloved boyfriend, receiving texts that make him feel seen, wanted, special. He tells himself it's temporary. That he'll end it gently. That he's not really hurting anyone.

Then he sees Marco.

Beautiful, passionate, expressive Marco outside the music building, texting someone and smiling at his phone. Alex's stomach drops. This is the person he's been talking to. The person whose boyfriend he's been impersonating. The person who makes Alex's pulse race just by existing.

When Marco demands they meet, Alex prepares to confess everything. But Marco's revelation is the last thing Alex expects: there is no other boyfriend. There was never a wrong number. Marco saw Alex weeks ago, was captivated, researched him, got his number, and deliberately created a "wrong number" scenario because he didn't think Alex would respond to a stranger pursuing him directly.

For two months, Marco has been chasing Alex. And Alex, convinced he was doing something terrible, was actually being courted by someone who thought he was worth elaborate schemes and patient waiting.

Now Alex has to decide: can he forgive the deception? Can he trust that Marco's feelings are real? And most importantly—can he accept that someone actually sees him, wants him, thinks he's extraordinary just by being himself?

Wrong Number, Right Guy is a warm, emotional BL romance about a film student and a music student who find each other through unconventional means. Featuring texting as courtship, emotional vulnerability, first relationships, college setting, friends who intervene, voice recordings that make you cry, practice room kisses, and a tender romance that proves sometimes the wrong number is exactly right.

Perfect for readers who love: unconventional courtship, texting relationships, lonely protagonists finding love, being pursued/wanted, emotional depth, college romance, first boyfriend, music and film students, slow burn to passionate, practice room confessions, friends who meddle, recorded love confessions, anxiety representation, and happy endings where invisible people finally feel seen.

Wrong Number, Right Guy - A BL Romance

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