Do you believe our souls have met before? Across centuries, across lifetimes?
Imagine whispering those words beneath the golden spires of an ancient kingdom, where the air smells of jasmine and temple incense. Karaket's tale has already faded into the annals of Ayutthaya's glory, yet the threads she wove remain unbroken, stretching across the centuries like an invisible ribbon tying one heartbeat to another. Now, in our modern world of glowing screens and restless commutes, Phutthan stumbles upon a crumbling manuscript—its faded ink still pulsing with an otherworldly summons. The moment her fingers graze those brittle pages, the universe tilts, and she is hurled backward through the corridors of time, landing in an era where silk garments rustle and palace intrigue simmers beneath polite smiles.
She encounters Rit—the offspring of the very woman whose legacy echoes through history—and the collision between them is instantaneous, electric, and infuriating. He challenges everything she assumes; she disrupts every certainty he clings to. Their sparring is sharp, their chemistry undeniable, and somewhere between heated arguments and reluctant tenderness, something deeper takes root.
But this is no ordinary romance blooming across the ages. There is a reason Phutthan keeps returning, a karmic chain that drags her soul through endless rebirths, each iteration wearing down her spirit a little more. Why must she walk this exhausting pilgrimage from one existence to the next, never finding rest? The answer lies buried in choices made long before she drew her first breath in any lifetime.
The question that burns through every era is whether affection alone possesses enough force to shatter a cycle so deeply entrenched. Can two hearts—pulsing across the divide of centuries—finally sever the cords of destiny and choose each other freely, without the heavy hand of karma dictating their story? Or will they remain trapped, loving and losing and loving again, forever chasing a resolution the universe refuses to grant?
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