On the night of the party, Pheem obtains crucial evidence that could incriminate Jet. Meanwhile, Jet uses dirty tactics to manipulate Thanet. As the situation in the Yotsinphaisan family escalates, Than begins to see Pheem in a different light.
(Source: Thai = onehdthailand X || Translation = kisskh)
- Aired: October 11, 2025
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as much as i disliked Peem's half-brother, he was right when he warned Than about Peem, he has been manipulating him & he will betray him sooner of later. if i was Than no matter how much i cared or felt sorry, i wouldn't get romantically involved with Peem - then no BL i get it. but that would be the healthy option. Peem's life too f*cked up for him to turn out normal. growing up around people like his father, his siblings & his father's women, all abusive - would drive anyone nuts. but Than is a good guy who lead a normal life, growing up with normal parents would loved & supported him throughout his life, guess he can't think about what it could do to someone psyche growing up in the environment Peem did. no matter how good u r, u should have some self-preservation instincts, Than lacks them & he gonna sufferer cause of it. ************************************************btw the bodyguards doing a really bad job keeping their bosses safe & the people in this r freakin violent & abusive. everyone so freakin volatile in that family - am still asking why Peem (who was planning all along to come back to avenge his mother) didn't take some basic self-defense classes, so he could do the minimum in a pinch. ***********************************************also i get why Peem keeps going to his father with the evidence cause he just wants to take Jet's place (not help Than) BUT the more logical move would be to go to the press / public with what he found. that wouldn't just hurt Jet, it could destroy his father. then his father would be forced to step-down & maybe then he could take his place, even without the need to kiss up to his "father".
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The song Than sings in the bar in this episode is creepy and gross. Harassing schoolgirls about what they're wearing and whether they're really going to school, or actually heading off to some place to flirt with guys? In this day and age? I expect better.
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Meat ridder. Chets bodyguard is a fucking meat rider and I know you’re in love with him but hop off of his dick dude my fucking God. Talk about a wicked fucking game bro oh my God I was really expecting the video to be something with older brother, but it’s the video of him at the Diddy party which is like so bad in hindsight, but if you actually look at the video which is dead did not his eyes are shut and that bitch is knocked the fuck out like he was awake but like he’s not even there at this fentanyl Diddy party like I’m so livid oh my God I’m rolling on like the second third episode the third episode like are you fucking kidding me oh my Lord so much fucking action and I have so many midterms this week and I low-key need to lock in but like it’s OK.The shell is cracking. Wait is that it? Okay bye!
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Wow! Daou and Offroadcontinue tobring it! The bar is set sohigh. This episode had intrigue and somany twistsand turns. It was full of energy. Love the music too!
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Poor Pheem, once a gentle boy, watched his life crumble in a single, merciless moment. His stepmother’s car crushed his mother before his eyes, her screams swallowed by the night. Before his tears could fall, that same woman pushed him down the stairs, trying to erase him as if he were nothing more than an obstacle between her son and the family empire.
His father, the one person who should have fought for him, turned his back instead. No warmth, no mercy, only exile. He was sent away like a secret to be buried, left to rot in a foreign land with no love, no family, and no name. That night became his birth into darkness, the moment a child’s heart was replaced with a void filled by rage and sorrow.
The scar on his back never healed. He tattooed over it, not to hide the pain, but to immortalize it. Every drop of ink whispered a promise: one day, they will pay. Every breath he took was a vow to make them bleed as he once bled, to return not as the forgotten boy, but as the storm they created.
Now, the prodigal son returns, not for forgiveness, but for vengeance. His stepmother and half-brother live in comfort built on the bones of his past. But the child they buried has risen, sharper, colder, and far more dangerous than they ever imagined.
Yet fate, cruel and tender, plays its own game. Than, his Thunderman from childhood, has reappeared, now as his protector. Once, Than was his hero, the light that shielded him from nightmares. Now, he becomes the only man capable of softening the darkness within him. Amid vengeance and chaos, love begins to bloom, fragile but fierce, a flicker of warmth in a heart long frozen.
Episode 3 is a solid 10/10 and has everything....lies, betrayal, framing, a bride in tears, family chaos, burning romance, and siblings fighting to the death. Every scene feels like a storm waiting to explode. The tension, emotion, and madness blend into something unforgettable. I cannot wait to see what the future episodes bring, because if this is only the beginning, the fire ahead will be unstoppable.
His father, the one person who should have fought for him, turned his back instead. No warmth, no mercy, only exile. He was sent away like a secret to be buried, left to rot in a foreign land with no love, no family, and no name. That night became his birth into darkness, the moment a child’s heart was replaced with a void filled by rage and sorrow.
The scar on his back never healed. He tattooed over it, not to hide the pain, but to immortalize it. Every drop of ink whispered a promise: one day, they will pay. Every breath he took was a vow to make them bleed as he once bled, to return not as the forgotten boy, but as the storm they created.
Now, the prodigal son returns, not for forgiveness, but for vengeance. His stepmother and half-brother live in comfort built on the bones of his past. But the child they buried has risen, sharper, colder, and far more dangerous than they ever imagined.
Yet fate, cruel and tender, plays its own game. Than, his Thunderman from childhood, has reappeared, now as his protector. Once, Than was his hero, the light that shielded him from nightmares. Now, he becomes the only man capable of softening the darkness within him. Amid vengeance and chaos, love begins to bloom, fragile but fierce, a flicker of warmth in a heart long frozen.
Episode 3 is a solid 10/10 and has everything....lies, betrayal, framing, a bride in tears, family chaos, burning romance, and siblings fighting to the death. Every scene feels like a storm waiting to explode. The tension, emotion, and madness blend into something unforgettable. I cannot wait to see what the future episodes bring, because if this is only the beginning, the fire ahead will be unstoppable.
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seeing what trash Pheem's family is no wonder he learned to not feel anything and use people to get his way: his revenge. Although I have a feeling Than is about to change all that. Can't blame Pheem for being who he is, Chet is a freaking bastard and its fun watching him unravel. Can't wait for next week!
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