The Sixth Sense 2 (2013)

Following Master Somkhid’s successful arrest and removal of black magic, the girls at The Sixth Sense find themselves with less of a workload, now free of the burden he caused between the living and the dead for a moment. When Kaem, who has the power of psychometry, learns that her idol, Park Jun Ji, is going to hold a concert in Thailand, she immediately buys tickets, invites all the girls, and even makes her way out to the airport to see him. As if that weren't enough, hearing he had fainted, she goes to the hospital and accidentally sees his grandmother, recently murdered, pressing him to investigate and avenge her death. Her fate with her idol starts the moment she learns she can extend more than just a hand, far more than what an ordinary fan can do to help their idols. Karn is then commissioned by a man she met on the train to help him get rid of a loud, cursing, vengeful spirit lingering around him every night. During her investigation, she meets Joe, her classmate bully whom she hadn’t seen in decades. Immediately put off by multiple encounters, she doesn't at first realise that Joe is the man’s brother-in-law, also living next door, the very place she keeps hearing a woman singing from. Their fates entwine as past misunderstandings are resolved. As Kaem and Karn’s romances blossom amidst family drama and spirits, the other three girls continue to persevere through theirs. Yanin’s relationship with Tinh is threatened when his mom disapproves of them being together, prompting Benja’s arrival, a new girl whom his mom likes. Ros and Tri’s honeymoon phase grows sweeter by the day until magic spells become involved in their newlywed life. Net and Vardh’s relationship also takes a turn when his ex suddenly appears, trying to catch both his and Nath’s attention again for the second time. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the novel collection "The Sixth Sense" (The Sixth Sense สื่อรักสัมผัสหัวใจ): "Yan Sue Rak" (ญาณสื่อรัก by Nara (ณารา), "Kap Dak Rak Luang" (กับดักรักลวง) by Romkaew (ร่มแก้ว), Maya Roi Jai (มายาร้อยใจ) by Kaotem (เก้าแต้ม), and "Pleo Fai Nai Sai Lom" (เปลวไฟในสายลม) by Phraenat (แพรณัฐ). Edit Translation

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