Echo of You is a chaotic, heart-thumping story of love, memories, and the kind of bond that refuses to be forgotten-even when someone definitely tried. At the center of it all are Dao and Arthit, two boys with a past they can't quite talk about. Something happened, something big. But Dao can't remember it, and Arthit? Well, he's pretending he's fine with that (he's not). They weren't childhood best friends, they weren't lovers-but they were something. Something so intense that when Dao looks at Arthit now, he feels a strange ache-one that smells like mango soap and unfinished business. North, dangerously smart and deceptively soft, hides a deadly smile that causes shortness of breath in five provinces. He's in love with Johan, a brooding billionaire who'd fight anyone who looks at North for longer than three seconds. Then there's Hill and Ter, enemies-turned-lovers, constantly bickering like an old married couple but losing the war together every day. And Tonfah and Phoon-one dramatic sunshine and one broody softie, wrapped in a shared trauma burrito, constantly flipping between chaos and flirtatious glances. These eight stumble through young adulthood, love, trauma, billion-dollar deals, and one very illegal Google HQ massage chair incident. They start as students, build an empire in Silicon Valley, and become legends. But they never stop finding each other, time and time again. Because love doesn't fade in this story. It glitches, soft reboots, crashes into memory loss, but it never really goes away. And if you think you know what happened between Dao and Arthit... you're probably wrong.

North, Easter, Daotok, and Typhoon-heirs to the country's most powerful families-live lives scheduled down to the minute. From 6AM fencing lessons to 10PM skincare routines, every move is calculated. They have everything... except freedom. Groomed for perfection, praised for obedience, and emotionally constipated, when they were forced to get engaged.. they run away! Enter Johan, Hill, Arthit, and Tonfah-the countryside's golden boys-have just reopened their family's long-forgotten seaside resort after a few renovations, hoping to build something real with their own hands. They're sun-kissed, effortlessly charming, and emotionally fluent-walking, talking proof that you don't need money to be rich in life. What begins as awkward introductions and mismatched chores turns into a full-blown hurricane of cultural clashes, emotional meltdowns, and romantic disasters. With every stolen glance and accidental touch, the lines blur between obligation and desire, expectation and freedom. One group has money. The other has heart. But neither is ready for what love's about to do to them. Let the chaos begin.