Paramee Luengnaruemitchai

A shocking and gruesome discovery is made when the headless body of a woman is found in a hotel room. The case quickly draws attention as it is linked to a series of eerily similar murders that occurred at the same hotel 30 years earlier. As fear and speculation spread, a mysterious individual uploads video clips to social media, claiming they are complete recordings of the incident captured by the hotel’s CCTV cameras.

Two former lovers turned rival architects clash professionally after a betrayal involving stolen work. Their competitive relationship grows more complex when a new romantic interest emerges.

The series follows Fame, played by Friend, a reserved woman who keeps most people at a distance but has a deep connection with music. Palm plays Aing-Aei, an optimistic independent musician who travels to Japan in search of a new opportunity for her career. Their personalities could hardly be more different. Fame is guarded and difficult to read, while Aing-Aei approaches life with considerably more energy and openness. Their meeting gradually changes the direction of both their personal lives and their dreams. But music is not simply a backdrop. The story also explores the pressure placed on artists in an industry increasingly influenced by views, trends and public attention. As Fame and Aing-Aei grow closer, secrets connected to their music begin to complicate their relationship.