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I didn't realize that. It certainly looked like they hadn't had sex. What I thought was odd was that Lee Jun always got his dates on apps and never saw a guy twice, but they weren't sexual hookups. Seemed weird...like, what was the point? To have someone to eat with?

Yes, this episode was great. It really showed chemistry. I want more!

This is too sweet. I want to cry!!!

The total of slow burn this ep was seeing each other in their tuxes.

First, he'd cringe. lol. Then call his sis.

Right. They started off with some chemistry but finding out Jeng was his boss ruined everything.

Yeah, it's like I don't want to let it go event though there is so much I don't like about it. I wonder if the ex is going to add an interesting layer. Looks like Pat's going to have to work with him.

I don't understand why they have to put so much office stuff in it. Imo it messes up the romantic build up. They are too boss/employee with all the cringe that goes with it.

Maybe Jeng will spank him. Lol. Kidding not kidding.

That got on my nerves right away. I wish he'd tone it down. He cringes all the time.

Lol, I just commented on my post that I keep expecting him to call Pat "Boy."

I agree with the "I smell a fart" facial expressions. What would Mr. Jeng even see in him other than a new, young employee with some fresh ideas? I don't see how he'd fall in love with him. There's like a big hole in this love combination.

Or not to have her at all. I don't like her character. She seems to be immature.

I just hate the secondary cringe stuff. Jees. But on other levels, this is improving. I love Bruce--I've wanted to see him in something again since Lovely Writer. But what was the point of having the first friend at work? The woman who helped him? She seems to be out and now Pat's hanging out with Chot. He's better, but why not have had him from the beginning? I don't know what's going on with the ex boyfriend, but I'm interested to know. I'm just having trouble shipping the leads because they are always so boss/employee with each other. It underlines the age gap. I keep expecting Mr. Jeng to say something like, "That's my good boy."

Someone has translated it, which I appreciate, of course, but I'm a little lost.

There are subbed episodes on YouTube now, but some of the subs are confusing. I'm kind of lost.

I'm a little confused with the story. I've watched the first two episodes. Some of the subtitles are confusing. Can someone tell me what's going on? Why does Krit want to be in a human body? Why does the Met allow it? How is Krit supposed to help Phum to stop seeing ghosts? One thing I thought was really funny was at the end of ep 2 when Met was in the backseat and Krit and Phum were kissing...Met's face! Lol. And the subtitles have Krit calling himself a god. Is that right, or is it supposed to be angel?

It's just a lot of stuff going wrong at work that gave me second hand embarrassment. It improves in ep 3.

I don't dislike this show. I'm still interested. Episode 2 was disappointing because it kind of had me tied in knots with all the work troubles and embarrassment. Three was better. The age gap is interesting.

I'm thinking Thian since Tai is kind of a jerk. I mean, they talked about books and seem to have some chemistry that I'm not seeing anywhere else on this show. (So far.)