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I didn't understand Jam's little speech there near the end. His third? I thought he was his 78th, lol.

Same. I put it in high speed and also skipped. I do think that Maxky is a good actor. He has great facial expressions. (Harder to tell with his last role with Bass.) I also kept thinking, who could play with that bear head on? And when someone stole it, why didn't they get something else for him to wear?

Why were they all sitting cramped on the couch like that when there was another chair?

It always goes just a little too far. The scene between Sarm and Song was over-the-top enough, but then Sarm is afraid of all the fake animals.

Sib's a turd. I don't like the way he put Jam in danger, watched Sarm tell him off, and then just was, like, "You can go home now, Jam."

I almost stopped after episode six, but, in the end, I came back and watched the rest. And I'm not really sorry because, even though nothing happened--not even any nc scenes which might have saved this series a little bit, there were some really sweet moments. And when Yim looks at Tutor with that really innocent look, I just melt. Oh, and Yim in a mermaid's tail was pretty special! I kept thinking how uncomfortable it must have been for Yim to sit that long in that position on those rocks, which just goes to show how not into the moment I was, lol. (I wish we didn't have to see Tutor's pubes above his shorts or Yim in shorts when they were taking a bath. You think editing would have picked it up.) The series wasn't as cringey as Middleman's Love. I mean, I kind of accepted Yim's character's weirdness. But, unfortunately, lack of plot made it dull. I think it was supposed to just be a romance--these sweet and important moments that added up to finding love. But something went wrong somewhere, and it wasn't the actors. Tutor and Yim have chemistry galore.

Makes you wonder why they pick certain projects. What about this screamed "hit"?

I am plodded through the last episodes, fast-forwarding a little. I love TutorYim, too, but even their chemistry isn't quite enough to get through this show that has no plot. Side note: I can't believe they showed Tutor's pubic hair at the top of his bathingsuit in episode 9.

I think Nakhun keeps refreshing it, lol.

They did get married, right? They kind of skimmed over that part.

Lol, well, it was no Unforgotten Night...but close.
Omg, for a minute there, I thought Nakhun was going to be the pregnant one. As for the series, I simply cannot NOT enjoy watching BoatOat. But this could have been way better.

Episode 5 was something else. Main thing is, I'm glad Sarm shaved.

Makes sense. I think his father's sudden interest in his son is weird, particularly with him talking about a large dowry. What a jerk.

I'll bet the author is planning a whole book for those two, seriously. And I loved My Stubborn so much! I had to watch this 1. because of BoatOat and 2. because I wanted to see what they did with omegaverse. I can't say number two was very pleasing, but I always love BoatOat.

I *think* Phatsa's dad was told in the last episode about Phatsa being a pure omega? I may be mixing it up with someone else finding out. What I want to know is what did Ongsa call Nakhin (on the phone with Phatsa)? It was a Thai word in my subtitles.

I love the bodyguard who just came in to be mean to Sangnuea! Lmao. Could Nakhun's vest be any tighter when they were all standing out in the hall? And I wonder what those books were about the boys and their mom were enjoying so much? ONE more episode! And they're a wedding and two other couples to wrap up. Do we get any pregnancy?

What are you confused about? If it was the car part, Nakhun knotted Phatsa. The subtitles made it sound weird.

The end always reminds me of Lo Fi on YouTube. Somebody tell me you know what I mean. Anyway, the best parts of episode 10, in my opinion, was Napitch biting Sangnuea, the sweet I love you's, and the "knot."

It means he knotted him.

He's soooo cute! (Had to say it.)