Babe, the number 1 racer, is Charlie's idol. Charlie wants to be just like Babe, but doesn't have a race car of his own. So he gathers up his courage and approaches Babe to ask to borrow one. For fun, Babe agrees and the two strike an interesting deal.

Thup, a young man with extraordinary senses, is drawn into investigating a mysterious murder case involving brutally mutilated bodies found in the forest alongside the more rational thinker Singha. But what they face goes beyond ordinary logic; it's not just the culprits they confront; it's the unforeseen dangers they encounter. As they delve deeper, they find themselves looking into murder cases spanning from the past to the present, ancient beliefs intertwined with unsolved mysteries, human greed inevitably leading to death, and the hopeless breakdown of trust affecting personal relationships. How will they cope when it becomes obvious that death could strike anyone, anytime... even those closest to them?

An anthology of stories exploring the idea that no theory can be used for every love story.

Psychological studies have found that repeating an action for twenty-one consecutive days can help change a person's behaviour, such as waking up early or exercising. The idea, extended to matters of love, evolves into the 21-Day Theory: the belief that if you pursue someone for twenty-one consecutive days, you'll win their heart. But what happens when a woman uses the 21-Day Theory in an attempt to turn a gay man straight? This story revolves around a woman with a crush on a wealthy and seemingly perfect man who's remained single for a long time. Rumours swirl about his sexual orientation, but she refuses to believe them. He never confirms or denies the speculation that he's gay. Determined to uncover the truth for herself, she employs the theory to pursue him.