Aissaree Tharakoolphipat

O, an artistic workaholic who loves to live in her own head, has become an overthinking coffee addict. One day, fate leads her to meet the heir of a prominent artist, who is intrigued by her quirky and unique personality. He invites her to join an art project about love at Stalla Café in Chiang Rai as the event’s producer. O takes this opportunity, hoping for a break and some distance from Benz, her boyfriend whom she never openly acknowledges as such. Benz constantly pursues her with intense affection and physical closeness. Thus begins a journey of the heart, with one seeking the meaning of “love” and the other searching for a relationship to fulfill that meaning.

When Hin, the cool son of the housekeeper, clashes with Nu Ja, a spoiled little princess, a fierce rivalry begins. Things get more complicated, however, when Nu Ja's father brings his new wife and stepchild into the home, turning Nu Ja into an unintentional troublemaker.

Mala is almost thirty and still single. A true believer in sacred traditions, fortune, and all things spiritual, she has spent years trusting in destiny while nursing a broken heart. But as time passes, she begins to fear she might stay single forever. Determined to change her luck, Mala teams up with her close friends and her childhood neighbor Pokpong. Together, they visit every temple and shrine, hoping that love will finally find its way to her. Just when she’s about to give up, three very different men appear in her life: a kind doctor, a successful businessman, and an indie musician with a free spirit. Now Mala must decide whether to follow the signs she believes in or trust her own heart.

In a post-COVID world, a mysterious drug called “Next” sparks a terrifying outbreak of madness. As violent deaths rise, detective Prap reveals a chilling link between the chaos and the drug—uncovering a conspiracy far darker than expected.