Drama / Comedy
Daonuea had a crush on Khabkluen in high school and confessed his feelings on his last day at the school. However, he was gently rejected. Now starting University, Daonuea discovers that one of his dormmates is none other than Khabkluen. What will happen when you stop loving…


On the last day of 11th grade, Daonuea confesses his feelings to Khabkluen before moving to Germany. To his surprise, he is reunited with Kluen at university after their both become contestants in the annual Freshy Contest.

As the weekend approaches Kluen and Nuea spend some unexpected alone time together. Nuea helps Kluen with a gift for his mother while Kluen prepares a meal for Nuea.

After rehearsal, Maitee, Sean, Typhoon, Kluen, and Daonuea get drunk in their dorm. The boys reveal who they have feelings for and question what is Nuea's relationship with Kuafah.

The day of the Freshy Contest arrives and the participants prepare for their interview portion. After the contest the group leaves for a beach vacation where multiple of the former contestants find the courage to confess their feelings for someone.

Kluen begins to feel jealous as he sees Typhoon flirting with Daonuea. Kluen feels the urgency to open up about the way he feels.

Kluen divides his attention between Gia and Daonuea, leaving Daonuea unsure of what Kluen's true intentions are. Typhoon makes a final push to show Daonuea his love.

Gia reaches out to Daonuea to try to explain the situation between her and Kluen.

Kluen and Dao enjoy their new relationship and seek approval from Fah. Kluen opens up about his feelings since their high school days.

Kabkluen

Daonuea

Prince

Kuafah

JJ

Village Chief

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