Kad Ploysupa

Continuation of the story of Bay and Mok's relationship after the events of The Moment "I Need You".

In the world of Y, many relationships might happen from imagination but how many times does that relationship comes from the real world?

What is the secret between them (roommate)?

Poon is a hardworking guy. When his parents passed away, he quit school and started working to provide for himself and his little brother. Poon opened a somtum stall in front of his rented house but could barely make ends meet. That was until one of his customers recruited him as a chef for a hotel owned by his friend. The hotel owner, Tian, is a young and hot-headed businessman. They had actually met each other before and they had a bad impression of each other. When Poon found out that Tian was the hotel owner he immediately refused to work there. However, Tian challenged him to do the job and, not wanting to be looked down upon, Poon decided to accept the position. Tian fell in love with Poon's food once he tasted it but didn't want to lose face by admitting that to Poon, so he told Poon that the food was horrible. The two always fought when they saw each other. But after some time, their daily spats grew into something special.

For as long as he can remember, Salin has been dreaming of one man every full moon, a man who wears traditional Thai clothing. Accompanying his appearance is the scent of night blooming jasmine. As Salin's eighteenth birthday approaches, the man disappears from his dreams, from his life—entirely without a word. When Salin starts his internship at a giant company, he meets CEO Sun Suriyen, the very person he'd spent the previous night with.

After a wild, passionate night at a bar, Mangkorn and Yai's fate becomes inseparably intertwined. Yai, the owner of the bar, decides to completely renovate the place so that he can erase the memories of the sinful night. But it just so happens that the designer in charge of the renovation is none other than Mangkorn himself! Like dragon and tiger, the two of them cannot be more at odds with each other. But now that they've become work partners, will they be able to let go of their grudges and turn their hostility into love?