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3 heart-warming stories in 1 drama
I really enjoy dramas that explore more than one love story at a time. In this conclusion to the Fourever You series, we experience the arcs of Fah and Typhoon, Arthit and Dao, and Tiger and Nao, all executed in a heart-warming fashion.
-> Fah & Typhoon
This story was the hardest to watch; I cried more than a few times during this arc. Typhoon being a victim of domestic violence was unexpected – I thought he and Fah clearly had history but as we delved deeper, I was devastated. It was beautiful to see his friends, both old and new, come together to support him. I was really happy with the endings for both his story and Fah’s.
-> Arthit & Dao
I appreciated that this arc included both comedic moments from university life and a paranormal element. The mystery that brought these two lost souls together was engaging, and the progression of their love story kept making my heart swell with its sweetness. But don’t be fooled – while they seem sweet on the surface, Dao and Thit are definitely the freakiest out of all the couples.
-> Tiger & Dao
Now, onto our final story. Honestly, Part 2 of this whole series kept surprising me; while I had my suspicions, I did not expect to learn that Tiger is an actual mafia heir! This twist added a good layer to their story, though, I’ll admit.
I loved that we got to see most of their journey from the past to the present instead of through flashbacks – it made the story even more wholesome. But, God, these young boys were so silly. It made no sense yet also all the sense in the world. Ultimately, I just wanted them to have a happy ending.
Overall, Fourever You in its entirety is very dear to my heart. It beautifully portrays young and yearning love, second chances, the importance of choosing oneself over others, and the act of letting go of the past. I would definitely recommend it, both Part 1 and Part 2!
-> Fah & Typhoon
This story was the hardest to watch; I cried more than a few times during this arc. Typhoon being a victim of domestic violence was unexpected – I thought he and Fah clearly had history but as we delved deeper, I was devastated. It was beautiful to see his friends, both old and new, come together to support him. I was really happy with the endings for both his story and Fah’s.
-> Arthit & Dao
I appreciated that this arc included both comedic moments from university life and a paranormal element. The mystery that brought these two lost souls together was engaging, and the progression of their love story kept making my heart swell with its sweetness. But don’t be fooled – while they seem sweet on the surface, Dao and Thit are definitely the freakiest out of all the couples.
-> Tiger & Dao
Now, onto our final story. Honestly, Part 2 of this whole series kept surprising me; while I had my suspicions, I did not expect to learn that Tiger is an actual mafia heir! This twist added a good layer to their story, though, I’ll admit.
I loved that we got to see most of their journey from the past to the present instead of through flashbacks – it made the story even more wholesome. But, God, these young boys were so silly. It made no sense yet also all the sense in the world. Ultimately, I just wanted them to have a happy ending.
Overall, Fourever You in its entirety is very dear to my heart. It beautifully portrays young and yearning love, second chances, the importance of choosing oneself over others, and the act of letting go of the past. I would definitely recommend it, both Part 1 and Part 2!
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