Just as Talay achieves his dream of becoming a colorist, he encounters an accident and awakes in a universe that is familiar... but isn't home. In the body of Tess, Talay is told that the way home is to find his "portkey".

Convinced that Tun is his portkey, Talay makes every effort to get close to him. Tun avoids Talay and remains cold to him until an automobile accident brings Puen into Tun's body in this new universe.

Puen begins to treat living in Tun's body like a vacation and neglects the responsibilities Tun has to his work. After getting arrested for driving under the influence, Talay coaches him back on the right track and the two collaborate on a new script together.

Feelings between Puen and Talay get complicated as Talay questions Puen's intentions when flirting with him.

Friend Credits celebrate the premiere of their first film and the culmination of their hard work.

The Friend Credit gang remain lost without their team working together to create new scripts. Despite their initial failure, they are pulled back together and find motivation to continue.

Puen tries to spend time with Pang on Talay's request, but Talay finds himself surprisingly hurt by his own idea.

Talay and Puen seek out alternate funding to produce their new movie and bring in a new director who has a past with Tess and Tun.

Friend Credits' newest movie premiere with glowing reviews from the film critics. Puen and Talay sense that there time in the alternate universe may be coming to an end and begin to say their goodbyes to the friends they have made.

After waiting a month to return, Talay finally makes it back to his home universe, but reaching a famous person like Puen proves to be his next challenge.

Back home, Puen and Talay navigate how to handle their relationship alongside Puen's fame. The two find ways to keep their memories of their friends and time together from the alternate universe.

Tun's birthday celebration reveals Puen's growing affection for his new family in the alternate universe, causing him to express his apprehension to return.