Seven strangers move into the new house they'll be sharing for the next 3 months. Things heat up as the suave foreigner Zack zeroes in on sweet, naive Ploy, and Pao is reluctant to share a room with his trans housemate, Fifi.

Despite telling Ploy he likes her, Zack continues to play the field, while Fifi feels rejected by her roommates' disinterest in her trans life.

The depth of Aom-Am's body insecurities come to the surface, while Fifi regrets her drunken escapades, and Pao falls harder for Ploy.

Ploy grows uncomfortable when Pao confesses his feelings for her, Zack feels constantly attacked by his roommates for having a foreign perspective, and Klong tries to rebound from his ex-girlfriend.

Pao spirals into a dark place when he realizes Ploy is avoiding him. Meanwhile, Fifi is heartbroken over their pet fish dying, and Ploy fights to get her life back on track.

Pao is mortified by his drunken behavior and worries that his roommates are upset with him, while Zack and Meilee’s resentment towards each other erupts in a fight.

Fifi struggles to deal with her father who has yet to accept her as a woman, while Klong must cope with his grandmother’s passing, and Ploy reaches her limit with Meilee.

Aom-Am and Meilee attack Fifi with claims that she is not a real woman, while Pao and Klong’s friendship is tested, and Klong worries about evil spirits in the house.

Fifi organizes an event to shed light on the biases she faces

as a transgender woman, while Klong collaborates a song with Aom-am but realizes he is in over his head, and Zack works on his dating game.

The roommates head to a beach getaway in Hua Hin, but Ploy needs to stay in fight mode for her big boxing match. Meanwhile, Aom-am’s temper looms over everyone, and Zack and Pao are forced to confront their issues.

The historic Real World: Bangkok comes to an end as these seven, once-strangers must now say goodbye, and Pao has one last chance to confess his true feelings to Ploy.