Hill’s first mission is to charm his boss Junji and get him on a chat app. As they share a meal at a friend’s restaurant, unexpected feelings begin to bloom beyond the typical boss-subordinate dynamic.

Hill’s mission is to hold hands with his boss—but things get complicated when a charming artist, a stubborn chef, and Junji’s long-hidden childhood secret come into play.

Hill still hasn’t completed his mission to hold hands with Junji, when Bay reveals a shocking truth—Eens is the real model for “Yuka! Love Me Please.” As Eens schemes to provoke Junji’s jealousy, Junji pulls Hill away under the pretense of choosing outfits for the welcome party. Meanwhile, Bay struggles to win back Pat’s trust after a failed kiss. On the night of the party, with schemes unfolding and hearts racing, Junji is forced to confess his true feelings—and Hill can no longer hide his own.

Hill faces his final mission—confessing to Junji. Haunted by past heartbreak, he struggles to take the leap, while Bay’s budding bond with Pat meets family opposition. With Yuka’s support, Hill plans a romantic rooftop dinner… but will his love be returned?

Hill confesses to Junji, but their relationship stays unchanged. As his feelings deepen and Bay grows closer to Pat, a new rival from Junji’s past enters the scene—threatening to shake everything up.

At a resort project in Chanthaburi, Hill challenges Art for Junji’s heart—but Art confesses first. As the love triangle intensifies, Bay struggles with Pat’s growing distance and seeks a heartfelt answer.

Hill and Junji’s happiness is shaken when a scandal erupts in Bangkok, putting Junji under fire. As rumors spread, Hill hunts for the culprit, while Bay and Pat face new doubts in their fragile relationship.

Junji’s press conference changes the tide, calming the storm of online criticism. At the same time, Pat uncovers his mother’s secret and suspects Bay of hiding something with her, shaking his trust. As the project nears completion, Junji gives everyone a break, and he and Hill visit Hill’s hometown of Ratchaburi. There, at a class reunion, Hill is forced to confront the people who once bullied him.

To save “Yuka! Love Me Please,” Hill joins a new game project and sets out to find the perfect model. But when a famous artist plots against Junji, Hill must choose between success and protecting his strict boss.

Hill, a shy IT guy with a deep love for dating games, lands his dream job—only to learn on day one that his favorite game, inspired by his girlfriend, is being canceled. Worse? He’s in charge of planning its farewell.