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Only Friends : Dream On (2026) – EP.6
No one is really at fault… and yet everything feels like it’s falling apart.
The “Romeo & Romeo” couple project, created to boost Instagram followers, turns out to be a huge success.
Dean and Arnold’s video goes viral, gaining attention and even opening new opportunities for Dean as an actor.
But success doesn’t come without consequences.
Jack—his ex (or maybe not quite “ex” yet)—can’t help but feel left behind.
It’s not jealousy in a simple sense, but a quiet fear of being replaced.
Meanwhile, Arnold discovers that the money he received was actually coming from Thua.
And this is where things begin to crack.
For Thua, it wasn’t just about money.
He wanted more time together.
He wanted to support someone he cared about.
But for Arnold, it feels different.
It feels like being “given” something—like being pitied.
And that difference in perception hurts more than anything else.
The saddest part is that Arnold still can’t see what Thua was really trying to do.
He’s the type who takes things at face value… and sometimes, that’s exactly what breaks a relationship.
On the other side, we have another unstable pair.
Rome, a DJ constantly compared to his successful older brother Jack,
falls for Raffy—who happens to be Jack’s biggest fan.
And Raffy?
He’s all over the place.
One moment he seems interested in Rome,
the next he drifts back toward Jack or gets tempted by Boston.
So Rome changes tactics.
If pushing doesn’t work, he pulls away.
Rejecting Raffy’s invitations, going on dates with a girl, even letting Raffy see someone else confess to him—
and surprisingly, it works.
Because Raffy does get jealous.
Which means… his feelings for Rome are stronger than he thinks.
This group really is a mess when it comes to love.
And honestly, I have to ask Arnold—
Do you really believe someone like Thua,
who cares for you, gets jealous over you, and stays by your side…
will always be there?
The “Romeo & Romeo” couple project, created to boost Instagram followers, turns out to be a huge success.
Dean and Arnold’s video goes viral, gaining attention and even opening new opportunities for Dean as an actor.
But success doesn’t come without consequences.
Jack—his ex (or maybe not quite “ex” yet)—can’t help but feel left behind.
It’s not jealousy in a simple sense, but a quiet fear of being replaced.
Meanwhile, Arnold discovers that the money he received was actually coming from Thua.
And this is where things begin to crack.
For Thua, it wasn’t just about money.
He wanted more time together.
He wanted to support someone he cared about.
But for Arnold, it feels different.
It feels like being “given” something—like being pitied.
And that difference in perception hurts more than anything else.
The saddest part is that Arnold still can’t see what Thua was really trying to do.
He’s the type who takes things at face value… and sometimes, that’s exactly what breaks a relationship.
On the other side, we have another unstable pair.
Rome, a DJ constantly compared to his successful older brother Jack,
falls for Raffy—who happens to be Jack’s biggest fan.
And Raffy?
He’s all over the place.
One moment he seems interested in Rome,
the next he drifts back toward Jack or gets tempted by Boston.
So Rome changes tactics.
If pushing doesn’t work, he pulls away.
Rejecting Raffy’s invitations, going on dates with a girl, even letting Raffy see someone else confess to him—
and surprisingly, it works.
Because Raffy does get jealous.
Which means… his feelings for Rome are stronger than he thinks.
This group really is a mess when it comes to love.
And honestly, I have to ask Arnold—
Do you really believe someone like Thua,
who cares for you, gets jealous over you, and stays by your side…
will always be there?
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