Tin's unrequited love for Phi Park has been a secret for far too long. He's always found himself drawn to the straightforward, unassuming owner of the neighborhood bakery but has never found the courage to confess his feelings. When he finally works up the nerve to ask Park out on a date, he's met with a surprising and somewhat aggressive response. But despite the rejection, Tin can't seem to shake his feelings for Park and finds himself drawn to the bakery more and more frequently. As he spends time with Park and gets to know him better, Tin begins to understand why he's been so smitten all these years. The Park is kind, thoughtful, and fiercely loyal to those he loves. But he's also profoundly guarded and hesitant to let anyone in. As Tin and Park grow closer, they both begin to confront their own fears and insecurities. Tin must confront the reality of being openly gay in a society that struggles with acceptance, while Park must confront his fears of vulnerability and emotional intimacy. Through their journey together, they discover that love isn't always easy but is always worth fighting for. Their story is a poignant and heartwarming exploration of the complexities of modern love and the power of acceptance and understanding.