Hormones Season 3

Another school year begins. The girl who introduced Win to drugs in America transfers into the school, and she's shocked by how strict her teacher is. (Source: Netflix)

Dao and Koi finally talk things out. Dao wants their close friendship back, but Koi wants more and is hurt that her feelings aren't returned. (Source: Netflix)

Zomzom is upset when her father's friend John brings his daughter and moves in with them. At school, she pretends not to know John's daughter. (Source: Netflix)

An older boy at school named Sun has a crush on Mali, and the feeling seems to be mutual. Jane considers becoming a drum major in the school band. (Source: Netflix)

Jane joins the band as drum major, but she has trouble with teamwork. Later, she sees Win out at a club for the first time since New York. (Source: Netflix)

A rift grows within the school council over the Sports Day budget. Koi builds up the courage to tell her father that she likes girls. (Source: Netflix)

Jelly promises to return the money she misspent, but Boss doesn't trust her. The school council works deep into the night to prepare for Sports Day. (Source: Netflix)

Jane returns to school and immediately gets into an altercation with her teacher. First is always joking around, but things aren't good at home. (Source: Netflix)

On the heels of Non's departure, Boss also quits the student council. At the mall, Sun gets a surprising offer from an attractive older woman. (Source: Netflix)

With Sun distracted, the other members of See Scape ask Pang to sing for them. Pala is living with HIV, which is why his grandma is so overprotective. (Source: Netflix)

Oil has a seizure at school and gets jealous when she finds out that Pang and First are texting each other. Dao reaffirms her feelings for Koi. (Source: Netflix)

After what Pala's grandma said to her, Zomzom keeps rejecting Pala's advances. Pang asks Tar if he was behind the rumour about her. (Source: Netflix)

All of Oil's lies come crashing down around her. With nowhere else to turn, she writes a heart-wrenching, confessional post on Facebook. (Source: Netflix)