Three brothers running a bike cafe embark on a cycling journey to heal past traumas and find love in the sun-drenched streets of Pattaya.
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This is actually the story of three gay, adopted, brothers and the relationships that they get in. The show itself is fairly good and it does have a happy ending, but for me it felt a little lackluster. They introduce some very serious topics, but they don't delve too deeply in them; even the relationships seem a bit superficial and lacked real depth. Worth watching? I would say yes. Rememberable? Not really.
Episode 1
Sailom’s fear of touch vanishes with Nupnueng, while Tawan and Dindin’s one-night stand sparks a fated bond.
Episode 2
Sailom's heart wavers after a playful date with Nabnueng, while Tawan faces an ex and Sky meets a new client.
Episode 3
Nabnueng invites Sailom on a seaside bike ride. A rival bids against host-club patron Nava, while Dindin and Tawan argue over a recipe.
Episode 4
As Sailom confronts his trauma in therapy, Tawan catches Dindin slacking at work. Sky finally commits to a major job change.
Episode 5
Sky and Nava's experimental kiss blurs the line between duty and desire, while Dindin and Tawan find unexpected comfort in a family crisis.
Episode 6
Nubnueng's bold confession stuns Sailom, while DinDin and Tawan's pull grows as Sky stays by an ailing Nava's side.
Episode 7
Nabnueng faces a family crisis and a returned ex, while Tawan and Dindin must race to save Lukso from kidnappers.
Episode 8
Naptung and Sailom face a bittersweet goodbye as Sailom heads to America, testing their new love with long distance.