Three interconnected love stories centered on aristocratic young men from noble families, set against the backdrop of traditional Thai high society. Ploengnapat has remained unmarried for years, prompting his mother to arrange a match with the widely admired Tiamthiwa. However, Ploengnapat is cold-hearted and dismissive of romance, forming a negative opinion of his future fiancé before they even meet. Chatphirun falls for the rising star Sutkhanueng, a handsome young celebrity burdened by a difficult life. Moved by compassion and affection, Chatphirun takes on the role of protector and supporter. Their relationship faces numerous obstacles, testing whether their devotion is strong enough to overcome hardship. When forgotten childhood memories resurface, Poonmarut is reunited with Ketklao. The two constantly bicker and challenge each other, creating a classic enemies-to-lovers dynamic. As old memories return, their playful rivalry gradually develops into something deeper.

The country's leading all-boys school, Suppalo, is strictly governed. Rumour has it that a curse will punish students who act out, a curse that grows stronger as the solar eclipse nears. But where there are rules, there will naturally be those who want to break them. A group of students calling themselves “The World Remembers” unite to challenge the school's authority and demand their rights. Head student prefect Akk and his cohorts are tasked with dissuading the rebel group. Then Ayan, a mysterious new student, arrives. Akk is suspicious of Ayan, this boy whose behaviour is so odd and who regularly challenges the school's norms. Ayan has enrolled in hopes of discovering the person who pushed his uncle Dika to suicide. His only evidence leading him to Suppalo School is in his uncle's old notebook. Ayan's method of dealing with Akk's scrutiny is to toy with him.