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So that's why everyone in that office doesn't have a set start, lunch, nor end time. Ms. June has got Penny behind closed doors, pinned down and legs spread open in her office.

Total role-reversal between Sorn/Jun and June/Penny. June and Penny have had their own situationship for quite some time. That's why Penny was floored when she saw June on that date with another woman in that earlier episode, and why June gets pissed whenever she sees Penny hanging all over Sorn.

I love that nobody in this series is excusing Sorn's horrible behavior towards Jun.

Sorn's Jun senses were lit during that meeting. He can always sense whenever there's any man, that is not him around Jun.

He's even jealous of the closeness between Thai and Jun.

My serotonin levels are down, but not out with seeing just how determined Kim is willing to be there for Mon. How Shane saw that Kit was willing to move to Germany, just to spend time with him. That Tar and Per don't realize that they thrive in each other's presence and that Mr. Tan is becoming bolder, and attractive in Mr. Nut's eyes.

Shane and his siblings had to shame their parents, in order to keep together. So, daddy will continue to keep a roof over their heads, as long as they keep his surname, while mama knows that Shane puts the care of his cat over her need for him.

"I love you the most anyway!" Horrible parents.

I get why Mon's Mom is overprotective and not wanting him to be so much in love with Kim, that he's not prepared for heartache.

While Kit's parents are concerned about him wanting to follow Shane to Germany, without any goal other than to be with him.

But Shane and his siblings parents are so selfish. Did they even know that their youngest child ran away, due to her hurt over possibly being separated from her sibling, her real family. The people that she feels safe with, closest to, and the ones that she knows love her?!

I hope that we'll never see those characters again.

To me, it's very off-putting to see this sort of physical assault being shown, and have it defined as "discipline". Especially when it's happening with a grown adult, who is financially independent from their elders.

There is always one "friend" that ends up being the betrayer, and that's Nap. I still am side-eying Jack. He spent 3 years not at all worried about his missing half sister Mei. I'm glad that when Peach saw Sun and the guys fighting to get Mei out of that drug den, he joined in.

Sun initially going off on Peace for not responding to his texts, out of worry and concern, then turning into disappointment due to finding out that Mr. Joe is his father. Loved it. Peace and Sun thinking that there can't ever be a possibility of them being closer now is perfect in their storyline development.

Typhoon definitely has lingering, long-term, unrequited feelings for Thun, but he allowed his ambition to get the best of him. Thun initially choosing to not continuing to pursue his professional career, was the thing that Typhoon relied on. That somehow, Thun still cared about Typhoon and their friendship.

He wasn't expecting that some stranger, would inspire Thun to head back into the ring. A stranger, that looks at Thun with stars in his eyes. A stranger that sees more in Thun than just a rival competitor, and threat to Typhoon. A stranger, that makes Thun smile, and make him feel something besides numbness.

It's definitely reminding me of the stepbrother lovers from History 4's Close To You.

Right up there with "That's My Candy".

I love it!!

Well, okay. Everybody is gay at that gym.

"I'm really curious..... If it was that easy to make big money, his dad wouldn't be in debt in the first place and poor people wouldn't exist 😂"

Usually, in a BL the Seme always comes from a wealthy and well-to-do family. So he would be able to fix the financial situation of the Uke.

I don't know how neither Tontae or the loud lady cannot see that Nan Krai has a huge crush on him. I understood the whole point of Nan Krai taking the food from her, cooking it, and serving it to Tontae shows that he's concerned for him and not her.

I can see from how Tontae and the Taiwanese tourist are "meeting cute" in two different situations, and from Tontae's dream, that they are supposedly "meant to be" together.

Nan Krai will eventually be paired up with another man by the end of the series.

//He looked ridiculously cute, having a field day as a doc. "I've been studying this for years and today is THE day!"\\

I am laughing out loud way too damn early this morning.

From Sun literally not knowinh Nu's name, after one night of 3 to 4 rounds of sex, Sun's ready to lock down "four eyes" as his own.

While Chain suddenly wants to also pursue Nu. Even though, Chain is trying to avoid his former friend group, led by Sun, because Jom is out for some revenge regarding his ex-girlfriend being in the presence of Chain.

The best friends are pleasant, but we're not going to get anything really risqué with them (other than the one girl using her hand as a sick bag for the other one).

As for those high schoolers, I hope they appeal to the young kids that are watching, because they aren't at all connected to the college aged storylines.

Chain will probably end up with Jorn. The best friends, who are now "enemies", will become lovers is another trope to add to this series list.

I guess it's an act of service.

The actor definitely looks like a cross between Max and Long Lee.

Who doesn’t have a huge shirtless portrait of themselves hanging in their huge penthouse apartment, while also in college?

Only in a Thai BL.

Do young college aged women also get "the fever", when they have random all night sex with a stranger in Bangkok?

This show is absolutely ridiculous. I am totally here for it

"Divine vengeance meets Calvin Klein campaign."

OMG! Joss is the prototype of the men from the Calvin Klein/Abrocrombie & Fitch ads from decades ago.

This mini BL series was lovely. I didn't recognize Ome from "Restarted", since I cannot find that series with English subs anywhere. His onscreen chemistry with his co-star Book in this series was nice. The english subtitles were a bit wonky, but I understood what was going on.

"So no—Mark’s not dumb.
He’s not careless.
He’s a hundred-year-old vampire raised in a system of lies, who just realized he’s been playing the wrong side."

This plot reminds me of the Blood Countess vampire lore of Erzsebet Bathory. This was about a Hungarian noblewoman from the 17th Century that supposedly killed over 600 young virgins and bathed in their blood to maintain her youth.

Mark truly believed in the goodness of Thara. The only reason Mark wasn't drained, was due to his long-term illness. His blood wasn't "fresh".