Hopeless romantic Aina finds her memory box from her past relationships. She finds a Blue Magic paper bag from her first boyfriend, a calculator from her second ex, and her past passport with memories of her past major crush on a workmate. Now single, she learns from these experiences that the greatest love should be for oneself.

Aira, an over-achiever college student admires his professor, Jude who excels passion in teaching. Years later, Aira tweets about her affection for Jude that sparks their reconnection and the beginning of their relationship.

Mel's wish is to have a first love who can also be her last, but would her dream come true if she falls for Job, a lesbian who is trying to move on from a broken heart?

The relationship of gay couple Nathan and Jeff become complicated when Darwin, Nathan's seeming ideal man, enters the picture.

Aisha Kristine, aka Miss Krissy, is a millennial astrologer who conducts love readings in hopes to help people gain insight into their situation or love problems.

After just eyeing the man of her dreams, transwoman Chichay finds herself tangled with Jibe who, beyond her expectations, loves her beyond other’s judgments.

Disk Jockey Mia, reminisces her once young love for a seminarian when years later she receives an invitation from him of his nearing sacerdotal ordination while on air.

Allan a music-geek, becomes lovestruck when he meets the young granddaughter of his landlord, Leah but their love affair ends shortly after its discovery. Years later, Allan still tries to move on from his first love by dedicating love songs through radio shows.

Kath buys a wedding dress without a groom, not even a boyfriend in sight. Shortly after, she meets Eman, a kind pastor. Was buying that wedding dress a mere impulse decision? Or was it a magical leap of faith that will lead Kath to finding the man of her dreams?

Zia asks Cess to "stand-in" for the girl she'll eventually court, and she agrees. Their friends think their relationship is not pretend anymore, but Cess is adamant that it's not real because she's not a lesbian. Or so she thinks. One drunken night she ends up kissing Zia, which leads Zia to confess her feelings and her to reassess if she's fallen in love with her best friend.

Allyssa has always had a crush on Bjorn, the boy next door who only visits their hometown during the summer months. Each year, she would eagerly wait for him to arrive and peek through her window to catch a glimpse of him. However, her insecurities about her appearance prevent her from approaching him, and she becomes content to admire him from afar. Then one summer, in an unexpected turn of events, Allyssa offers to help Bjorn find a love match, to which he agrees. As they spend more time together, Allyssa realizes that she longs to love Bjorn up close. But with the summer coming to an end, will she be able to make her love known before he returns to Manila?

Enet believes he has long moved on from Evelyn, his high school love. After all, he is now an adult, married and with kids. But when Evelyn suddenly shows up back in his life, Enet’s old feelings resurface, and he starts yearning for answers as to why they didn’t end up together.

In a summer camp, the young and shy Allan struggles with insecurities until he falls in love with the pretty yet indecisive Shane, who despite being Allan's total opposite teaches him self-love and acceptance. But what initially captivates them becomes the worst of them, putting their relationship to a test. Will their love survive the summer, or the rain will wash it away?

Japs is not ready for a relationship. He’s all about fun and games. He hooks up with Ace, an older guy, from a dating app and thinks he’s just another guy to play around with. Ace is fun, kind, patient, and willing to wait for Japs—everything he could dream of. But Japs thinks he’s not ready to settle down yet despite meeting the man of his dreams.

After being paired at a school marriage booth, highschoolers Kimmy and Arjay instantly fall in love with each other. Will their love stand the test of time, or will it be just another young love story that is so transient and fleeting?

Abi knows her husband, Jim, very well. So, when she notices that he's grown quiet and pre-occupied, she immediately pushes him to tell her what's wrong during their usual couple "inuman" session. It is during this session that they talk about their relationship history how they fell in love and how they almost didn't make it - and how Jim's reluctance to be honest about his feelings has always caused problems for them. In the end, Jim realizes that opening up to Abi allows her to give him the support and encouragement that he needs