Three brothers. Three nationalities. One unbreakable bond.
Nabnueng, the Thai-Chinese psychiatrist, holds their makeshift family together with gentle hands—especially for Sailom, a brother whose body rejects a man’s touch. Tawan, the easy-going Thai, traded his airline captain’s wings for a barista’s apron, only to spiral after a reckless one-night stand with a stranger. And Sky, the Thai-Swiss heartbreaker, drowns in Bangkok’s nightlife as a coveted bar host, selling pleasure but never love.
When a devastating accident forces all three to confront what they’ve buried—trauma, desire, and the fear of being truly known—their loyalty is tested like never before. Sailom must face the origin of his condition. Tawan must track down the stranger who changed everything. And Sky must decide if healing is worth the risk of breaking again.
Love doesn’t arrive smoothly. Sometimes it crashes, skids, and leaves you bruised. But like riding a bike, you learn to balance—or you fall trying.
