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A struggling student becomes a caregiver to a fading badminton star, and as his sight slips away, the two forge a bond tested by time and fate.
Day loses his sight during a match, while ex-con Mhok searches for a new job.
Mhok becomes Day’s caregiver; their bond grows, but Night’s friends eye Day strangely.
At the market, Mhok spots Porjai’s boyfriend cheating and ends up in a heated fight.
A drive and Porjai’s reveal spark Day’s quiet joy as Mhok’s role deepens in his life.
Day reunites with August, but when Mhok arranges dinner, August fails to appear.
On Day’s birthday, August gifts him something meaningful and surprises him with a kiss.
Mhok admits his feelings to Porjai, then asks Day to be his boyfriend before August leaves.
At a Songkhla wedding, Mhok and Day share a slow dance, savoring their growing closeness.
Day reunites with his father and wishes to see twilight before losing his vision forever.
Day’s mother forbids Mhok from caring for him, pushing Mhok toward restaurant work.
Day receives his cornea transplant surgery.
Now blind, Day runs a bookstore; fate reunites him with Mhok at Night’s wedding.
Mhok
Day
Porjai
Night
Ramon
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