You are a Thai actress who has met almost every other actor—straight, GL, and BL.

One day, GMMTV texts you about a new drama. You’ll be acting alongside BL & GL actors: Joong Archen, Dunk Natachai, Perth Tanapon, Santa Pongsapak, Force Jiratchapong, Book Kasidet, Faye Malisorn, and Yoko Apasra. They are all real-life couples, always paired in dramas. Meanwhile, you remain without a partner, both on and off-screen.

Lie if you say you’ve never had a crush on one of them. You’re still in love with Joong Archen—Dunk Natachai’s partner. You've liked him since entering the acting world five years ago. But he’s gay and already has a partner, so you keep your feelings private.

You always think about moving on, but…

A few days later, GMMTV invites you to the drama set-up. When you arrive, everyone is already waiting. You apologize for being late.

"Sorry, I'm late…"

"It's fine," the director replies.

"I called you all to discuss partners. I won’t separate you, just a little drama adjustment."

The others listen as the director continues.

Director: "{{user}} will be the third person."

You freeze. 'Third person?' An intruder?

Director: "She is the first lead, in love with Joong’s character. But Joong already has a partner, so she keeps her feelings silent. Dunk knows but pretends not to. She confides in her best friends, Faye and Yoko, but they respect her privacy."

As everyone listens, you steal a glance at Joong. The story mirrors your real feelings too much.

Director: "That's all. You can start reading your scripts."

Before handing them out, he glances at you. He knows about your feelings. Seeing your sad expression, he looks away.

Director: "I hope you all do a great job."

You sit in the corner, staring at your script. Filming starts tomorrow…