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I don't think it's going to be a sad ending, but knowing that in a parallel world Jerome lost Jinn completely broke me. And I'm such a softie for letters- maybe that's why just the first sentence of the preview sent me straight back into tears.

I completely agree. Their relationship development feels incredibly natural, like something that's unfolding rather than being pushed along by the plot. And yes, those small, almost unconscious gestures are everything. They're not just affectionate for the sake of romance; they're instinctive, the kind of touches that happen when two people have started to feel genuinely safe with each other.

They've slowly become each other's safe zone in a way that feels earned. You can see it in how they seek each other out without thinking, how comfort comes before words, and how they are there for each other. For instance if I had to take a scene then when Jinn goes to look for Jerome after his calls go unanswered and he isn't even in his room. There's no fight, no misunderstanding, no dramatic trigger- Jinn just wants to be with him. And then, the moment Jinn sits down, Jerome leans onto his shoulder without hesitation. They are so freaking adorable. It's that quiet, lived-in intimacy that makes their bond feel so real and so deeply grounding to watch.

Yeah, that makes sense. I don't think the writing was flawless either. It just didn't bother me because the emotional motivation landed for me.

I can not choose anymore. I am way too invested and I love all of them.

No doubt on that but he is been smiling at Van and he wants Van.

I feel a bit differently about that whole sequence. J telling Jinn's mom about his visions wasn't really what convinced her for me. He had already approached her earlier, said he knew she and Jinn's dad were back together, and pushed her to tell Jinn the truth. She did try after that and Jinn completely shut her down. At that point, she was already stuck, guilty, and clearly at a loss about how to reach her own son.

So when J brings up his visions later, I don't read it as her blindly believing something supernatural. It feels more like the final push. Even the slightest possibility that what J's saying could come true would be terrifying for a mother, especially when she already knows her silence is hurting Jinn. Add that fear to the guilt and the fact that her own attempt failed, and her reaction makes a lot more emotional sense to me.

Could the show have handled it with more nuance and realism? Definitely. But J had already tried to convince her and she still hadn't told Jinn, and he was clearly desperate at that point. The only thing that really ticked me off a bit was how Jinn was given no hint by J before being taken to his mom's shop and thrown into a face-to-face encounter with his dad. Still I think her decision comes from desperation and fear- choosing to act rather than risk a future where her son keeps suffering because she stayed quiet.

They looked so soft and cute in the trailer. Finally it's gonna air.

🤣🤣Definitely sounded like Khun Thee

"Where the bridge is broken, I'll carry you on my back and cross it."

That softness, that immediate care... Farm really is an angel. The way he loves feels so pure and instinctive.

I never could hate Van. He made me furious, but he also made me care, and that balance is hard to pull off. I understood what he was doing and why he was doing it, even when I couldn't agree with his choices. And honestly, that's what makes this series so strong- it's incredibly consistent with its characters. No one suddenly acts a certain way just to push the plot forward. Every messy decision, every bad call, still feels rooted in who they are. Nothing feels out of character, and that's what makes all the emotional beats hit so much harder.

Yeah, exactly. His blow-up isn't him being dramatic for no reason- it's him freaking out over the idea of being loved out of guilt instead of choice. That "when did we get together" question is him quietly panicking about whether J fell for him or for the version of him fate already broke. And the apology after? Like you said that's him saying: my fear is real, my question is valid, but I also know I hurt you in the way I threw it at you. Messy, intense, but actually very honest and grown. Jinn is so precious.

Exactly, you put it so perfectly. Jinn's fear makes so much sense. He has suffered so much that when he learnt the whole truth from J, Jinn's brain went straight to "he's staying because he has to, not because he wants to." That's heartbreaking, but very Jinn. He is seriously so precious and I love him so much too. Sure, he is emotional and blows up, but he doesn't stay stuck there. He reflects, then owns it.

I agree. Also Keen crying too whether it was on his bed or during the reconciliation scene. He nailed it too.

I know they are so mesmerizingly pretty.😭

They are soft with each other and we are soft for them TT^TT

Exactly 😭 like how were they ever supposed to drag the conflict when both of them were already complete goners for each other? Them reconciling that very night was the most them thing possible.

And honestly... Jinn can never resist Jerome holding that little torch. That thing is basically Jerome's bat signal. Even back when they were at each other's throats every single day, Jinn still couldn’t resist it, even when it was just an invitation to a late night cycle race. If that didn't stop him then, there was no way it was going to stop him now, when his feelings were fully out in the open.

Same. I love them so much. They're genuinely precious, and I honestly don't know what flaw people are seeing either. All I did that entire episode was swoon, then bawl my eyes out, then swoon again... and somehow ended up crying all over again.

When Jerome was sitting on the balcony holding that little torch, with 'Secret Crush' playing in the background, and all their moments started replaying- while Jinn was in his room thinking and overthinking as he time and again looked towards the window- I was gone. That whole parallel sequence was so beautifully done. I was crying ugly tears watching it all play out. Neither of them had actually let go, not even for a second.

That break talk happened in the morning. Jinn trying to do the 'right' thing. But by nightfall? He couldn't resist anymore. The overthinking didn't give him clarity- it only made it obvious where his heart already was. So when Jinn finally showed up at Jerome's place... I lost it. Completely. And honestly... Jinn can never resist Jerome holding that little torch. That thing is basically Jerome's bat signal. Even back when they were at each other's throats every single day, Jinn still couldn’t resist it, even when it was just an invitation to a late night cycle race. Also, the lines that followed after the scene,

Jinn- I'm done thinking it through. Are you?
Jerome- I was done the moment you walked out of my door.

Oh my godd TT^TT, these two, soft, stubborn, hopelessly in love idiots. I love them so freaking much TT^TT

One whole day and that was enough. If they had left me there, I don't think I would have survived 7 days.