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I think Mon is a mysterious person, and is probably used to hide in her shadow. I hope Sam will discover her true self.

Grandmother's actions are actually the reality in many places of asian nations. Like it or not, I think it's important for the series. I thought second half was all about how Sam and Mon balance each other out. Sam isn't actually powerful as she try to look like. Mon has some advantages too.

Sam and Mon are literally like Black Cat and Golden Retriever Dog 😂

Interesting to see more of dynamics of Sam and Mon. It seems like Sam may be physically dominant but Mon is emotionally dominant.

I enjoyed Mon's singing during Sam's shower the most. I felt cuteness from them. It definitely shows how much Mon care about Sam and slowly accepting the way she is regardless of imperfections. I think this episode is when Mon truly fall in love instead of being blinded by "idolized image." At the same time, Sam also fall in love with her. She has trust issues because she wasn't used to unconditional love and positive experience at home. Seeing Mon helped her to clear the way to the beauty of love through the question of loyalty and Mon's story about Unity. Pool scenes were full of intimacies, with tender emotions!

The most overrated BL ever. At least, not bad as Lovesick which is the worst Thai BL ever. I don't like the acting of Bright here but Win is slightly better. Tine has a personality at least but he's still annoying. Sarawat has a little personality. Plain and cold.

It's on YouTube. Watch on their official channel. It's free. Please, don't go for illegal sites. We need to make this series successful.

Understandable. It's not for everyone. I personally enjoyed it 😂

I'm sure you're not one of their targeted audience.

I'm actually enjoying such shots. It's unique and feels like a signature of series.

Omg. I love how Mon isn't a simp. She may admire or crushing on Sam so hard but she'll not yield for her at all and stand up for herself. I love scenes where Mon spoke back against Sam's comments on her work, during the call and refused to take food from her.

In the beginning, that scene where Sam gave her blazer...yikes...it gave me butterflies. I don't know but that cold attitude mixed with care and softness. It was speechless. It reminded me of "Falling into your smile (CDrama). I've been looking for similar series but I couldn't find one. Now, we got a lesbian office romance version of it. I'm glad that Sam isn't stereotypical cold boss trope.

Grandma, Neung and Song 😭 As an Asian, I can relate because arts and humanities-orientated subjects are so discouraged. Arranged marriages are still huge pressure for us. I've been stressing over it for ages since it's very common in my country. I may be straight but I don't wanna marry a man I don't love. But that's like minimal level of pressure. Lesbians have it even worse. There are many closeted lesbians who are forced to marry men in asian nations. This is a obnoxious situation! I'm glad it's being portrayed in the series.

I'm straight girl too, but I wondered about GLs. A lack of GLs was weird for me then I explored it. It was more beautiful than I imagined but sadly, it was usually short. I enjoyed watching am I only one with butterflies?, fragrance of the first flower, inkpa and other Korean GLs. Never thought I would enjoy it as much as I enjoyed BLs. I'm so glad that Saint decided to risk for Gap the series. It is definitely time for GLs to rise!