Tien, a Chinese-Thai business tycoon and his wife, Liu had four sons – Traipob, Traitep, Traipoom , and Traiwit. Tien had planned his sons’ lives from what they should study to whom they should be married to without caring about their willingness.

The sudden and mysterious demise of his father Phipop leads Pithai to discover that his girlfriend Kamolthip was in fact his father's lover, and therefore a prime suspect in his death. To escape she runs off with another man and Pithai begins to blame Chadathan, her younger sister who has always had a secret crush on him. She soon finds herself in a love trap with Pithai that binds them together, but will they ever be able to escape the cycle of love, revenge, and pain?

Mahatsajan, a perfect guy, is spoiled by his mother. Mahatsajan is very different from his member-of-the house-of-the-representatives father Patihan as Patihan always loves to help people ailing his own health. Mahatsajan has to take his father’s responsibility by living with Phuyai Uak, father of Baimon, a brave and confident girl who wants to promote her traditional fermented fish recipe overseas. Mahatsajan asks Baimon to become a maid at his place for three months and he surprisingly falls in love with a peaceful rural life.

Win and Lek are best friends. Lek is in love with Win but Win is dating Lek's older sister. When Lek leaves to go study overseas, she promises that Win will be the first person to see her degree when she comes back. While Lek is away, tragedy falls and Win's parents pass away. Win is also in a car accident. All this happens without Lek knowing, so when Lek comes back looking for Win only to hear that the entire Wongsurakarn family has passed on, she is devastated.

This is a story about a group of spirit mediums that help relay messages from the other side to help others.