After losing his parents at a young age, Tanrank has spent nearly his whole life in a quiet seminary, clinging to faith and obedience as a way to cope-with the guidance of Father Nathaniel and the hope that, through God, he'll one day reunite with his family in heaven. But everything begins to shift when Barth arrives. Cold, distant, and defiantly irreligious, Barth doesn't just challenge Tanrank's beliefs-he unsettles something deeper. What begins as a reluctant mentorship soon turns into a complicated friendship, and with each conversation, each quiet glance, Tanrank begins to question not just his path to heaven, but the very foundations of who he is and what he believes. As emotions grow tangled and the line between faith and feeling begins to blur, Tanrank finds himself at a crossroads between the world he's always known and the one person who makes him want to leave it all behind.

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Jay and Jinn are longtime rivals and persistent friends. They can't see each other without exchanging insults or a harsh glance. When Jay has a vision of Jinn's death and ends up in a crash, he's unwillingly put into Jinn's care while he recovers. In time, he comes to realize how impossible it would be to live without him. (Translation of "Who Says JJ is Not Right?", which is being adapted into the drama "Head 2 Head", starring Keen Suvijak and Sea Dechchart)