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I totally agree. But did Gun do it again? Or all of them? Or did Prapai get there in time? I couldn't tell.

I agree they didn't have the heat, but they're both so damned cute, especially together, I couldn't help but love them.

Yai is quiet and sulky. Mangkorn doesn't make sense. Every so often they have hate sex. The end.

I wonder why they chose to make it a series?

This is so cute! I'm glad it's got 12 episodes.

We've seen that happen on other shows *coughCheckOutcough*
I've caught up, and I'm liking it a little better, but there is too much filler.

Oh, okay. That makes sense. I thought he was a student when I saw him standing there. Thank you.

Gosh, why does it drag like this? The guys are cute and have some chemistry, but what in the heck is the plot? They seem to just have nonsensical conversations.

In the preview for episode 13, who is the guy Eiw is talking to who is wearing glasses? I feel like I've missed something, but I haven't missed an episode. Did Eiw have a boyfriend we don't know about during the time Cake was gone?

I'm on episode four and am bored. Does this get better?

I just watched episode 12. Does Gun attack Sky in episode 13? That's what it looks like from the previews, but it could be a flashback.

And there's one named Candy!

Wow, sounds like they definitely did drop the character growth for Mangkorn. I mean, I didn't really even get that he was so bad at first. He's seemed more earnest than Yai, imo. Then, suddenly, he did what he did in episode four. It seemed to come out of nowhere. And, halfway through, they are introducing new characters. In that kiss scene, I found myself thinking about how they were filming it at all angles rather than about the characters themselves and the fact they were kissing. Not exactly the kind of audience reaction they should be going for.

It's like every episode has had a different vibe.

Evidently any show with a character named Nine is going to be confusing as hell, lol.

Wow, this is a bit of a shit show, isn't it? Still, something compels me to watch, and I can only think it's the chemistry between the leads. IMO, it made absolutely no sense for Mangkorn to be standing out on the street with that Cherry girl all over him. Nine came out of nowhere and made no real impression in this episode. All I can think is he may get interested in Yai. (I recognized him as the guy from Gen Y. Don't get me started on that awful plot twist.) But they didn't indicate that. And now we have Mangkorn's childhood friend thrown and a possible arranged marriage thrown in the mix. Why did Mangkorn kiss Yai in the park if he isn't interested? Why would he try so hard to mend fences with him only to paw on a girl on the streets? The plot isn't coming together at all. At this point, the other female friend from school seems like a pointless character. (Or is Hong the pointless one? Or Cherry? Or Nine?) Maybe this is all going to be about the bodyguards' love story.

We all know why we don't like it. The part that I DO like is when Yai, after beinga b*tch to Mangkorn, gets that really stunned, vulnerable look on his face. I don't know if I'm describing it right. Anyone know what I mean?

Must be why the relationship's moving so fast!

Fortunately, I hadn't seen any hype about this, so I had no expectations. But from the first episode, I thought it would be darker.

I'm kind of relieved to have another bl I want to discuss here. Last one was Check Out, lol. I don't think this is going to be nearly the train-wreck that one was, though.