"Tee" (Nui Chernyim) is a young man who planned to start a big family with "Som Sri" (First Pornchita). But his life changed when Som Sri died suddenly. And when he lost his lover and never returned, he was immersed in sadness, hopelessness, discouragement, lack of energy, couldn't eat, couldn't sleep, was restless, and had liver problems. Until he started having health problems and led to the symptoms of being dead, "not as energetic" as before, causing great anxiety for his close friends "Thep" (Sutep Seesai) and "Louis" (Louis Chuanchuen). Both of them agreed that they had to help Tee get his life back in shape. So they took him to get treatment with all the methods they could think of. At the same time, Tee met "Suay" (Phimfia Kochakorn), a restaurant owner who was having serious debt problems. Tee offered to help and made him close to Suay until he started to open his heart to love again.

In a world where violence proves manhood, a quiet boy falls for the one person who makes him feel safe—his senior, who can never know the truth.

The story of Chin, a self-made man who rose from nothing but a mat and a pillow to become a powerful tycoon. His life takes a tragic turn when his wife passes away, leaving him to raise their children alone. Mei, the devoted eldest daughter, sacrifices everything for her family. Kang, the second son, is consumed by gambling, while Yi, the youngest, is a mixed-race gay man of African descent. Though Kang and Yi bring endless trouble, Chin favors his sons over Mei. When illness strikes and Kang’s debts threaten to strip away the family’s fortune, only Mei and her son, Soi Tee, remain steadfast at his side. Just as their home is on the brink of being repossessed and hope seems lost, an unexpected event emerges—changing their lives forever.

The story of Chin, a self-made man who rose from nothing but a mat and a pillow to become a powerful tycoon. His life takes a tragic turn when his wife passes away, leaving him to raise their children alone. Mei, the devoted eldest daughter, sacrifices everything for her family. Kang, the second son, is consumed by gambling, while Yi, the youngest, is a mixed-race gay man of African descent. Though Kang and Yi bring endless trouble, Chin favors his sons over Mei. When illness strikes and Kang’s debts threaten to strip away the family’s fortune, only Mei and her son, Soi Tee, remain steadfast at his side. Just as their home is on the brink of being repossessed and hope seems lost, an unexpected event emerges—changing their lives forever.