Drama / Comedy
Zon, an aspiring sci-fi writer, faces challenges as romantic tensions arise with Saifah, mirrored in his sister's BL novel, while Tutor navigates his own struggles.


Tutor is said to be ‘wise’ beyond his age and acts rationally, while Fighter is the emotional kind. They started having some animosity with each other but developed a close relationship right after. Saifah is a popular musician and is often engaged in mischievous while Zon is shy yet stubborn. He is also a sci-fi writer.

Tutor is said to be ‘wise’ beyond his age and acts rationally, while Fighter is the emotional kind. They started having some animosity with each other but developed a close relationship right after. Saifah is a popular musician and is often engaged in mischievous while Zon is shy yet stubborn. He is also a sci-fi writer.

Zon is getting pressured from all around to perform with Saifah as the dilemma gets more urgent after Soda has already advertised their joint performance on social media. Fighter and Tutor clash over their kiss at Hwahwa's party but are forced to let tensions simmer down after accidentally getting locked inside the school together.

Saifah and Zon go shopping for a guitar pick; Tutor and Fighter have their first English lesson. Tanthai calls on Japan to honor a promise; Blue and Dew collide in the locker room.

Tutor finds a new, but tiring job. Zon confronts Zol about the plot of her novel.

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Tutor gets some much needed advice and support from his sister, Tongta. Saifah and Zon practice for the first public musical performance.

Saifah helps Zon manage his nervous as they reach the day of their performance.

Fighter and Tutor embark on a trip to the beach to help them explore and understand their feelings for each other.

Fighter and Tutor enjoy the remaining days of their island vacation before their return to Bangkok.

Conflict arises when Fighter's dad discovers the truth about Tutor and Fighter's relationship.

Tutor pushes Fighter away to appease Fighter's dad, until Tutor falls ill. Dew and Blue practice on the soccer field.

Fighter surprises Tutor on the beach trip with Saifah and Zon.

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