Monique

This episode was so anticlimactic. The father finds out about Phat (wasn't the patient file from the hospital strictly confidential or deleted in the previous episodes?) and now... he knows, I guess. No final showdown between Phat and the dad. Just the father realizing he has a wife when she shows him the divorce papers, but there don't seem to be any consequences.

​And again with the repetitive dialogues. Phat's dad was just being unreasonable, so Nakhun could repeat the same dialogue over and over. And as for Phat, an adult with his own life, sitting next to him sulking with nothing to say... Yes, Oat looks cute with that sulky little face. But after 11 episodes of it, I'm so over it 😅

But hey, I think this was the first episode where Nakhun actually showed a genuine reaction—instead of his usual dull and mysterious alpha persona—when he woke up without his Beta! It was surprisingly funny and honestly a relief to finally see some life in him 😂

I really dislike the amnesia trope, but how JP staged all their moments was really sweet—I loved that 🥰
But why can't we have peace, love, flowers and sweetness in the last episode? Why do we have to suffer through the next cliché trope? 🫠

This series is really putting me through the motions. The push and pull between Ken and James, and how they seem to literally collide when all the feelings unload. I'm not ready for an eventual heartbreak 🫣

Thanks for the tip. I'll definitely check it out 😊

Is it just me, or was the time that Nakhun and Phat spent in that car the first time they really talked to each other? Is this considered their first date? At this point, Sangnuea and Naphitch are the more interesting couple, and I wish we could see more of their story. I can't imagine how exhausting it was for Folk to do a whole monologue (long enough to split it over two episodes 😳). And on the other side, there is Jame, who just has to stand there, fighting for his life to look tough for hours. Please give this guy some lines 😂 Just 2 more episodes to go 💪

The first half of the first episode wasn't really for me. I don't like the loud overacting. But the second half got me. Third seems to be a really interesting character, and I'm looking forward to his backstory and how the relationship between Wan and Third evolves. I'm thinking (and hoping) that Nine isn't the stereotypical villain – maybe there's more than we see at the moment.
And I really hope that Save and Auau have more opportunities throughout the series to show their acting skills. The audition scene was impressive.

I HATE the amnesia trope. I know it's in the novel, but for my well-being, I wish they had left it in the novel 😅 At least we can reminisce about some sweet moments from the earlier episodes next week. And it's all Dan's fault. I don't know why or how, but this is all his fault 😂

I can't fully explain this, but what if the father tracks down the scent of the true Omega, but instead of Phat, he finds Ongsa (because they lived together?) and mistakes him as the true Omega?? Ongsa and Nakhin could marry happily ever after, and Phat wouldn't have to reveal himself. A win-win for everyone 😁

Yes, that's understandable. I really wish Jennalee wouldn't back off every time JP tries to help him, and would just speak his mind instead of leaving this poor man in the dark. JP really is trying to do everything right and I can't help but feel sorry for him 😅

​I can understand why Jennalee's actions seem a little dumb. But somehow I can understand where his decisions are coming from. I'm the oldest sibling in my family and I'm at an age where I also feel responsible for my family and I always have them in mind when I'm making decisions. Jennalee also feels responsible as the oldest, and I believe him when he says that he willingly holds back his dreams. And let's be honest, nobody would feel right taking so much money and help from their partner. JP is used to having people around him who just want something from him. He always says that Jennalee is different from these people, and now Jennalee wants to prove it. But what I can't understand is why Jennalee is distancing himself from JP. However, these are the things that make this series interesting. Not everything is perfect; they make mistakes and don't always make the optimal choices. This is what leads to all the commentary and discussions here. I really like this 😊

JP really didn't disappoint with that forbidden room, and I'm surprised that Lil' Jane could resist for that long, because I wouldn't 😂
Does anyone remember in which series we saw that house before? It looks somehow familiar.

With this episode, they lost me. I can't defend this series anymore 😅. The production is getting worse with every episode. Nothing is really happening, it's like the story is going in circles. And I bet that the whole human-trafficking plot will never be fully resolved, or the resolution will be squeezed into the last episode with all the other plots. At this point, I'm really rooting for Naphitch. Please give this man a break 😁

I don't understand why I'm so invested in this series. I hate this kind of dynamic between the main leads. Xiao Fan had come a long way until the last part of the episode, where he happily went back to Lu Qing, whom I really don't understand 😅. But despite all of this, I binge-watched the first six episodes and now I'm waiting impatiently for the next episode 😁

What's going on with the director and the scenes with random kids hanging out in a cafe for no visible reason? He did the same thing in My Stubborn 😂. At one point, Nakhun's whole family is hanging out there 😂

I think I really like Phatsa. He really tries to trust his feelings, but the whole soulmate and bond thing makes it understandably difficult. And he really knows how to stand his ground among all the alphas 😁. Hopefully, he becomes friends with Amintra. Nobody would stand a chance against these two divas 😁.

What an emotional ride of an episode. Please let that poor guy breathe for a moment 🙈. I really don't trust Dan. Confessing your feelings to a person whose portraits you display and sell without that very person's consent, and who is an emotional trainwreck? What a move 😵‍💫. In the end, maybe Dan is no better than Big Jane. Speaking of him... he looked so good all dressed in black 🤌. So, let's try to not be too emotional while waiting another week 😁

There's not a single drop of romance in Sun's body 😂. Instead of admiring his hubby secretly, he just turns around and wants to go 😂 I love Sun's blunt honesty and so does Jay. Usually,I don't mind filler episodes, because they can give depth to the story and I really love the moments with Sun, Sky and Kajorn. But I can't imagine how the story is going to wrap up in the next three episodes. I really want to see some more of Sun and Jay together as a couple 🥹

Maybe I'm colorblind now or Big Jane has a point? Everyone who approaches him for a favor knows what they are in for. Even if some of those "wishes" have terrible consequences, like for this poor girl, it's nothing that Big Jane can control in the end? I'm feeling for Little Jane, because we, as the audience, seem to know nothing more than him. But I'm really glad that Little Jane trusts his gut and doesn't blindly follow Big Jane because of sweet words. Hopefully, the next episodes manage to keep up with the dark and tense feeling. I'm totally hooked by the story right now 🤩

A lot of intense BLs at the moment, I really need to touch some grass 😂. Episode two was a little bit hard to watch. Not because it's bad, but it was so... raw. I can't imagine how hard it was for Boat and Oat to film these scenes, but they did amazing. Especially Oat, who really had to go through the motions, and me too. Going through these feelings because of a stranger and a mysterious bond is scary. At least the stranger looks good 😉. Boat looks absolutely gorgeous 😌

A part of me really wishes they would drop the dark and shady part, because both Janes are really cute together. But this wouldn’t be as interesting and intense as it is right now 😁. Big Jane really knows how he has to treat Little Jane to allure him. Maybe Little Jane's last relationship didn't end well, and that's one reason why he fell so quickly for Big Jane. And I'm in love with Heng's (Little Jane's) expressions. His shy smile and his teary, fearful eyes when he was confronting Big Jane with the rumors. Can't wait for the next episode🫠