Indeed! Out of nowhere, Preem Primala (Bua Nalinthip), the trusted secretary of the perfect CEO of Theeranon Group, Thir Chonlathorn (Jes Jespipat), resigns to live a life free from being tied to work after dedicating herself 365 days, 24 hours a day. The deputy CEO is baffled, and even with offers no one would want to refuse, he couldn’t convince Preem to stay. In the end, will Thir really have to let her go? Starting the new year like this is just not right!

Preem Primala (Bua Nalinthip) had to accept a condition that felt more like a punishment. Even though a new secretary had already been hired, her resignation was extended for another 4 months because she needed to train the assistant until she passed the probation period. During these 4 months, Thir Chonlathorn (Jes Jespipat) decided to use the time to create special moments and try to make Preem change her mind. He started planning various strategies that he thought were brilliant, but even from Mars, it was clear they weren’t. Even his close friend, Director Pat (Suam Sukapath), couldn’t help but roll his eyes at these ideas.

Suddenly, two young men enter the orbit, both suspected of being the soulmates according to the fortune-teller's prediction. Thir (Jett Jettapat) becomes flustered because Preem (Bua Nalinthip) had previously mentioned that she would date someone and marry. So, he buys a big bouquet of flowers to surprise her. Thir doesn’t give up, even going so far as to compete in a volleyball match with the staff in hopes of winning her heart. However, he ends up getting injured. While Preem is tending to his leg, Thir expresses his displeasure with how close she’s getting to Kavi (Kai Siwakorn) and bluntly says that if Preem is to marry, it should be with him only.

Theer (Jes Jesdapipat) faces humiliation once again when his attempt to ask Preem (Bua Nalinthip) to date him is met with rejection. Director Phat (Suam Sukapat) steps in to help according to Theer’s plan. Hoping to win Preem’s heart, Theer shows care and concern for her. However, his older brother, Tham (Boat Nitit), returns and stirs up old wounds. Theer tries to stop Tham from meeting Preem, but in the end, they come face to face. This leads to a major argument between Theer and Tham over past events.