Upon learning that Mangkorn has taken the memory card containing the private footage of the two of them getting intimate, Yai can't help but feel anxious and begins devising a plan on how to get the video back.

In a desperate attempt to gain possession of the flash drive, Yai makes an attempt to steal Mangkorn's bag at a party but unfortunately ends up getting caught red handed by the man himself. With Mangkorn now having an upper hand in the situation, just what will he do with Yai?

While his parents are adamant on finding him the perfect bride, Mangkorn can't help but be reluctant about the prospect of getting married. Meanwhile, at a party, Yai is seen crossing paths with a former classmate of his who he hasn't seen for ages.

As fate would have it, Yai suddenly finds himself crossing paths with Hong, who happens to be a dear friend of Mangkorn's. However, in the light of Hong's appearance, Yai and Mangkorn's relationship takes an unexpected change.

In a sudden turn of events, Mangkorn is faced with the opportunity to study in New York, for which he will sadly have to leave Yai behind. Just what choice is he to make? In the meantime, Yai is set to confront his own set of dilemmas when Nine, Yai's former classmate, confesses his affection for him.

For the sake of not losing him to his rival, Mangkorn decides to confess his love to Yai. Just what does the future hold for them? Are they really meant to be together?

As Yai learns that Mangkorn has applied to the States for his master's degree, he begins to grapple with the realization that they are ultimately destined to be separated.