Nunew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong is the picture of perfection: heir to a luxury skincare empire, impossibly beautiful, and ice-cold composed. Enter Zee-gruff, grease-smudged, and definitely not from Nunew's world-who shows up just in time to crash his peace and challenge his poise. But Zee isn't just a mechanic, and Nunew isn't nearly as indifferent as he pretends to be. Between beauty labs, mistaken identities, sparks fly in this slow-burn romantic comedy where love might be the most complicated formula of all.

What Nunew didn't know-what his heart refused to believe-was that this man, Zeepruk Panich, this simple, humble mechanic, would be the one who'd never take advantage of him. The one who would never ask for anything except to be let in. The one who'd one day teach Nunew what love, real love, actually felt like. And this... this was only the beginning.

Nunew has just moved back to Thailand. He packed his things and left the UK in search of a new life after a painful traumatic incident. He's determined to forget what happened to him and create a better life for himself. He's been doing good so far. Nunew managed to get a job as an english teacher and found a nice flat in a secured building near the private school where he works at. Nunew's set on having a second chance at everything in his life. But as he turns over a new leaf, there is one thing that scares him the most and that is finding love again. As Nunew waits for his scars to heal, he then meets little Elizabeth's divorced Pediatric Surgeon father. A man so kind and patient enough to hold his hand as he walks through his path to recovery. The only question is, would he be willing to open his heart again?

Since he was young Nunew was betrothed to Max, the man he has been in love with since the day he learned what love means. He wanted him to be his for the rest of his life but the big problem was, Max only looked at him as a little brother. Meanwhile Zee, Max bestfriend who secretly been inlove with Nunew for a long time who had been enduring the painful truth that the boy that his inlove with would never look at him as the way he look at his bestfriend. Will one of this unrequited love they had be reciprocated ?