Bow returns to Thailand after she learns that her boyfriend, Pong (Takphet), has cheated on her and has impregnated Vithinee (Ploy) who he is now going to marry. Vithinee is the younger sister of the male lead, Tos (Porche ) who is the owner of a plantation and is extremely protective over his sickly sister.
Lost in the pain of heartbreak and deceit, Bow decides to go to a club alone and drink her pain away. There she somehow ends up in a bad situation — almost being drugged and comprosmised by a criminal. She is, however, saved by Tos, who manages to take her to a private room safely.
The protective older brother — unwilling to let Bow ruin his sister's happiness — ends up using this opportunity to tie Bow to himself. He tells Bow's father that he has slept with his daughter, which makes the older man marry Bow off to Tos in order to protect his daughter's virtue.
Thus begins a very push and pull lovestory of Bow and Tos.
Rawipreeya is an angel who lives in the sky. She wants to know about human life, but doesn't want to leave her astral body. So she decides to possess the body of Parita, who can see Rawipreeya's spirit. Parita is usually a weak and naive girl, but she became strong and clever after Rawipreeya possessed her body. Pathorn, Parita's college professor, is interested in ghosts and spirits. In an attempt to prove the existence of supernatural forces, he is ready for anything. And Rawipreeya, who does not fear this topic at all, starts to help him. But when Pathorn finds an ancient ring that belongs to an evil spirit named Thipchai, the people surrounding him begin to mysteriously die.
Thipchai was a princess in the end of Ayutthaya who died during the war. Pathorn is the reincarnation of her lover. When the connection between Rawipreeya and Parita is weakened, Thipchai possesses Parita's body so she can be with Pathorn.
On her death bed, Supa tells her daughter Rasa, that twenty years earlier, while working as a maid, Supa was tricked by her boss Chalerm into sleeping with him, in order to rescue her husband from jail. As a result, Rasa's biological father is Chalerm, the owner of a jewelry company. Rasa is angry and vows to make Chalem, her father, bow at her mother funeral and apologize.
Chanon is the son Chalerm's friend Panin, who is also the owner of a jewelry company. He is engaged to Chalerm's nice younger daughter, Sasi. He distrusts all women from a very young age, ever since his mother ran away with a worker at their company, abandoning her rich lifestyle, her husband Panin, and her two sons Chanon and Apirak. Chanon learned to have a cold cynical heart while protecting his gullible father, naive younger brother, and sweet and innocent Sasi.
When Rasa shows up at the Chalerm's company, demanding to see him, Chanon pegs Rasa as a con-artist, especially when he finds out that his younger brother Apirak, has fallen in love with her. As Rasa tries to get acknowledged by Chalerm, she gets entangled in Chanon's life, who himself is trying to deal with the resurfacing of his cheating mother. The more they see of each other, the more the cynical Chanon and the determined Rasa get attracted to each other.