Mystery / Drama
An amnesiac journalist and a criminologist must work together to solve a string of brutal murders, slowly uncovering dangerous secrets in their past.


Botpleng’s lost memories return through dreams and a diary, leading him home to the boy he had once forgot.

Botpleng, still struggling with amnesia, grows closer to Tankhun amid doubts about his identity, while his friend Mile warns him of potential deception.

Botpleng continues probing the authenticity of Tankhun's identity through subtle tests drawn from details in the mysterious diary, leading to moments of intimacy intertwined with growing doubt.

Botpleng delves deeper into the painful truths surrounding Thunphob's fate and his own lost memories. Tankhun grapples with his role in the unfolding mystery, confronting Botpleng about trust and hidden motives while assisting in the serial murder probe tied to Botpleng's family.

Botpleng wrestles with mounting fear and confusion as new evidence ties the serial killings and his recent assault closer to his own family, deepening his distrust toward those around him. Tankhun, torn between protecting Botpleng and uncovering the truth about his brother's death.

Botpleng explores the depths of his fragmented psyche through hypnosis and recurring dreams, uncovering hints of hidden identities and suppressed traumas tied to his family's history.

Botpleng's hypnosis therapy uncovers layers of suppressed memories and hidden identities, triggered by familiar melodies and family artifacts, leading to profound questions about his true self.

Botpleng confronts the shattering weight of family secrets and suppressed traumas.Tensions escalate in his relationships, particularly with Tankhun, amid efforts to unravel the truth behind Thunphob's death and the ongoing murders.

Botpleng's recovered memories flood back through poignant flashbacks, unraveling the intricate web of his past relationships and family secrets tied to the haunting violin melodies.

Tontharn reflects on his tumultuous journey of self-discovery, grappling with his true identity amid flashbacks to his orphaned past and the manipulative choices imposed by his adoptive family.

Tankhun

Botpleng / Tontharn

Dao

Muenmile

Jen

Nim

Kessara

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Khitakan

Tanu