Tawan, an exhausted internal-medicine resident, believes he has finally reunited with the man he has loved since university—only to discover that he was never more than a temporary secret. The person who remains beside him is Mork, a Bangkok motorcycle-taxi driver whose life could not be further from Tawan’s professional world. Their relationship grows through rides across the city, hospital shifts, food, family obligations, and ordinary acts of kindness that become more meaningful than grand romantic gestures. Surrounded by taxi drivers, patients, elderly friends, and chosen family, the novel rejects glamorous romantic archetypes in favor of a grounded story about class, dignity, heartbreak recovery, and believing that ordinary people deserve extraordinary love.