In the tropical town of Marahuyo, a young maiden named Mutya lives a life of seclusion. Raised as a binukot, she’s kept hidden from the eyes of men and treated like a precious jewel. Though her days are filled with music and stories, she quietly yearns for something beyond her walls. 

One faithful night as she prepared for bed, Mutya heard rustling by her window. When she called out, a boy answered. He introduced himself as Ma and he was just searching for frogs. Intrigued with each other, they didn’t mind talking even with a wall separating them. After that encounter, he returned every other night. Through his stories of how he lives his daily life, Ma opened her eyes to the wonders that lay beyond her confinement. However one evening, he simply stopped coming, leaving Mutya heartbroken.

Years later, upon turning 18, Mutya learns that her parents have begun looking for potential suitors, eager to marry her off in a month. Determined to take control of her fate and to find the boy who once made her dream of freedom, she convinces her servant to trade places and ventures out in disguise.

Along her journey depending on the path she chose, she meets: Magbanua–a musician that’s shrouded in mystery, Makisig–a fisherman with a charming personality , and Malakas–a composed swordsman who acts cold but has the warmest gaze.

Who among them must be her long lost Ma? 

Is her leap of faith truly the best decision or this leads to a regret she can never undo?