Karma does everything to go to Japan as an interpreter for the popular actress, Bianca - even though she doesn't speak Japanese fluently.

Karma scrambles to keep up her ruse through various tasks and duties. Hope appears in the form of Sham, a Malaysian working in Saga as a pottery apprentice. However, Sham seems determined to expose her fraud to both Bianca and Bob.

After a mishap at Akiro Shisho's workshop, Sham agrees to help Karma keep up her interpreter act during Bianca's interview with a famous Japanese chef. But will they be able to keep their ruse a secret from Bianca.

Karma is unhappy with her new duty as porter while Bob is disgruntled with Bianca's admiration of Sham. In the midst of their individual self-absorption, Bianca gets separated from the group.

During Bianca's commercial shoot at a beautiful tea plantation, Karma convinces Bob to confess his feelings to Bianca. Meanwhile, Sham and Bianca realize that they have something in common.

Karma is rehired by Bianca after Bob asks for a break from his job. Sham feels awkward when there is no room for him at his family home, and ends up staying with Bob. Bianca is excited about pitching her travelogue to

Karma initiates a plan to fix the relationship between Sham and his father. Meanwhile, Bianca has decided to confess her feelings to Bob, at the same time that he has decided to confess his feelings to Karma.

Bianca and Bob are now a couple, but it's clear that Bob still has feelings for Karma. Meanwhile, suspecting that Sham likes Karma, Bianca plans for a double date. With too many unspoken feelings, the friendship begins to crumble.

With the friendship now broken, it's up to Karma to save the day and bring everyone together again. Meanwhile, Sham foregoes his feelings for Karma and decides to return to Japan. It's all or nothing as Karma must strive to win back friendship and love, or lose them both.