Living in tranquility as a priest, Keiro Mendez receives a contract requesting for him to officiate his overly familiar high school friend's marriage - rather forcefully taking him a trip down memory lane.
As the youngest child among the three brothers, Keiro Mendez is a pampered yet diffident child; extremely different from the boisterous and tumultuous kids of his age. He lives a normal and tranquil life, living within his various collections of books of different scopes. Being a soft-spoken and behaved child, he is doted on especially by his brothers; with them doing their best to let him lead a stable life. However, as mediocre as one might try to be, there comes waves of current in the shore. His boring life is shaken when a guy with a gash across his face comes crashing into his life, literally.
He, who is reckless, impudent, frivolous, and irresponsible, might just be a sweet, caring, attentive, and doting pretentious child. He, who is labeled as a flower vase - an existence solely for his face, might not even be the way he seems. And he, who is all the more stubborn and headstrong, might not be as unwavering and steadfast as he is. He - Fiel De Guzman - who has paved his way into the other's heart, might not have resolutely entered within.
They met when they were sixteen. Now, their story continues.
Haphephobia: the fear of being touched.
Blake, a second-year Psychology student, hadn't ever heard of such a phobia, until the day he was hired as a guide for Dean, the heir of a rich family.
Even though Dean had the appearance and behaviour of a gentleman, he harboured an extremely dark and painful past that left him traumatized.
After a rainy night on an empty road, a string of coincidences brings the two together. Blake makes it his goal to help Dean free himself from his past and bring back the happiness he deserves while Dean can't help but be won over by the charismatic guy, who is the only one not to see him as damaged or pitiful.
However, when memories are revealed, and the feeling of friendship starts turning into something else, things complicate.
Is it possible to let go of your past, to fight for an unlikely future?