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this started off ok & then after Kit found…

this started off ok & then after Kit found out where Non was gonna start working (after the presentation) it all went to hell, him deciding the best way to keep Non safe from the likes of Rot, was to order him to quit & offer him 2 choices - not even asking him what he wanted?!?? little wonder Non took it badly, who loves being dictated too, like they a small child??? & Non already asked to work with Kit at his company & Kit told him he should gain work experience on his own & that was what he was doing. also finding out that RC was going into partnership with Kit's company, was a good sign in Non's eyes - as he doesn't know how shady Rot is or how much Kit dislikes him. & Kit would come off a lair, if he told Non - Rot was not trustworthy & then in the next instance sign a deal with the same shady MOFO. so that whole conversation was gonna end badly, unless Kit told Non what happened in the past & how that left a bad taste regarding Rot. ****************************************************after that argument i kinda lost interest & fast forwarded the rest of the ep, the dancing, drinking etc was just cringe, same with the "bother's" ending up in bed - i get what non was up too, but was Kit just horny & turned on?? cause it didn't look like Rot is interested in Non, he still holding a candle for Kit & Kit didn't seem jealous - more like protective cause he is worried Rot with use Non to get back at him. again the description is a miss - who thought that up?!???? ugh **********************************side note: been wondering this for a while - they both know & had already made it clear that the marriage is an act & Kit even told Non to not tell anyone else about it - i.e keep it a secret. then why keep removing & putting on the rings? regardless of where they r??? if they put it on when they go to meet with the mother i get it. but otherwise even when they r home together feels kinda weird. same with them sleeping in the same room/bed - why???? that mansion only got one other spare room - really??? that's absurd.

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A bit of a let down by the writers in this episode.

On one hand, we all knew it was inevitable that Tae Seong would eventually learn that his wife was Kingfisher. In fact, he was so smart about so many things and there were so many clues laid out right in front of him all along that early on I thought he actually already knew but was purposely pretending not to know. But now it is confirmed that he didn't know .... which seems like contrived stupidity in itself. And on top of that, his reaction to figuring it out was to (a) call her team leader, Manager Kim, but go talk with creepy Sergei??? What did he really need to hear from that creep? And then he does the worst thing possible and goes get sh**faced drunk? Why is this previously smart guy suddenly acting like a complete idiot? We know from all his many writings about Kingfisher is he knows Kingfisher isn't a simple psychopath killer. And he knows his wife. He should be able to realize that freaking out and getting stupid drunk is not going to help. The writers have him drunk and blathering WAY too much info to that jerk Reporter Go and instead of talking with his wife, acting like an a**hole to the woman who has been through so much with him and for him. Yes, he has a right to be shocked and upset. But intelligent people don't turn into stupid drunk idiots just because they are shocked and upset. I mean, seriously? This smart, thoughtful man finds out that his true love wife, who is the devoted perfect mother to his beloved child has a double life as the vigilante Kingfisher and his approach to resolving this shocking issue is .... to get sloppy, stupid drunk? Now, as the episode came to a close, he got smart again - in particular with the way he redirected Detective Lee by simply telling him some truths. But that inconsistency for the character was really irritating.

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The Slowest Slow-Burn, But The Sweetest

📺 On NETFLIX: At around episode 5, we ask, "When Do Kham & Sood Finally Become a Couple?" It happens gradually, but the big turning point is around Episodes 25–26! Here's how it unfolds: - Episodes 1–24: They deeply love each other but keep it hidden — longing, quiet glances, gentle care, staying close but never fully saying it out loud. - Episode 25–26: After being separated and then reunited, Sood asks Prince Wilat for permission to live openly with Kham — that's when they stop hiding their feelings and step forward together. - Episode 29: They have a painful misunderstanding that temporarily drives them apart — Sood thinks Kham betrayed her and runs away. - Episode 30: They reconcile in Amphawa — that's when their hearts truly, fully belong to each other and they choose one another completely. They face the royal court together — not just as concubines, but as partners standing side by side, willing to sacrifice everything for their love. So, in short — They don't rush it. Their love builds slowly, quietly, and beautifully. By the end, they're not just "a couple" — they're each other's freedom. The chemistry between the two lead stars? ELECTRIC!✨

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Chemistry Between the Lead Stars: ELECTRIC!

Mhom Ped Sawan (also known as Mom Pet Sawan or The Heavenly Duck) is a Thai historical GL (Girls' Love) drama series that premiered in late 2024 on Thai PBS. Overview & Plot • Genre: Historical drama, romance, LGBTQ+ • Setting: Rattanakosin period / 1830s–1840s Siam (Era of King Rama III) • Story: The series follows Khun Kham (Anyarin Terathananpat) and Khut Sut (Cherlisa Seriwibunkit / Chatdao Sittipol), who are concubines (consorts) of the Prince of the Front Palace. They harbor deep romantic feelings for each other. After the Prince passes away, Sut is sent to serve Princess Vilas in the grand palace, while Kham returns to Amphawa. • Historical Basis: The show is inspired by a real historical lesbian couple—Mom Sut and Mom Kham—whose relationship and story were famously chronicled in a poem by Khun Suwan, a notable female poet of that era's royal court.

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