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Adorable, wholesome, cute, sweet - they all apply to Teerak and Meunfah, the way they are putting so much effort into their fake relationship, which of course isn't really fake at all because by all appearances, Meunfah is becoming smitten with Teerak. Isn't it wonderful how he is protective of him and always just happens to appear at the right time when the odious Oh has got to Teerak first. Indeed, Oh excels at being a dickhead and won't let up on his attempts to have Teerak pay him any attention. Good thing he's always with Lee, Meunfah's younger brother, who is the perfect foil to Oh and manages to keep them apart until Meunfah appears.

Silly me. I didn't look at the stats correctly. So glad it's 24 eps.

This is the type of series one could watch every week for months and months and never get tired of it. They really should have doubled the episodes from 10 to 20.

I've been wanting to see a show with the twins for ages and mentioned it once a long time ago. Nobody listens, unfortunately. It should be in a BL series, of course, with the boys each being the friend of two other boys who are the main romantic leads. The possibilities for fun and silly antics are endless.

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JJ is ALWAYS the third wheel, no matter what show he is in. Super attractive, he chooses to hang out with a bunch of gay guys yet is ostensibly straight but never has a girlfriend. Odd, don't you think?

To counter #ArcBrink trending, Arc immediately posted #ArcArm. My question is, where was it posted: X (formerly Twitter), or elsewhere?

So the boys went their separate ways - Mishima living his life as a happy gay man, Kirino subverting his sexuality for married life and a kid and seemingly happy - but is he? Overall, it was a good series exploring the emerging sexual preferences and personalities of these two attractive young boys that also showed how living in a small town where everyone knows everyone else, people gossip, are quick to accuse and are narrow minded can impact on lives, yet tragedy was avoided. The boys, as usual, played their parts very well. Definitely worth watching and a good addition to the canon of BL series.

It goes on a bit and almost outstays its welcome but overall it's a light and pleasant watch. The straight guy is certainly eye candy and he's matched well with the shorter gay guy. They constantly bicker about nothing and everything while developing a close friendship that's unsure where the borders start or finish and eventually fall apart as they become inseparable.

This is insanely good! Indeed, I haven't seen such overt sexual provocativeness combined with stellar performances in a GMMTV series for a long time. Here, the four boys, all seasoned BL actors, are nailing their parts, resulting in fun and antics notched up to another level.

Umm... one more to go.

Please edit your comment: kiss/ed HIM, not her!

I was thinking exactly the same thing! He's friends with most of them and he's not even in any of the group scenes.

Forget the finale preview for the moment. As the show developed, my respect for Elyes increased exponentially because he is consistent in his love for Pat but still sees the good in others when it is deserved, such as Run, and more importantly, he is an excellent decision maker, cares for those people important to him, thinks ahead and sees the good in people while being merciless on those who deserve the worst that can befall them. Case in point: he beats Fei Long in a big business deal but helps him save Run. The man has ethics and knows his priorities. Not such a bad guy after all.

This delightful series is bubbling along nicely and the MLs are perfect in their respective roles. The setup for the storyline is totally believable. Put into such a situation, they're bonding remarkably well and as they take each step to make their relationship more realistic, I can see them falling for each other in due course and it will look natural and convincing. Bring it on!

New is a seasoned director of BL series, going all the way back to 2016 with Make It Right.

Good grief! The comments are supposed to be about the show, not some silly twit who has provoked people. Why people waste their time like this I'll never understand. Lately, what is written here is becoming more and more irrelevant and when it is relevant to a show under discussion, the comments are far more negative than positive. There is so much nitpicking and dissing of production companies who are mostly trying to entertain us. The end results may be variable but that's the way the cookie crumbles. Live with it and appreciate that we have so much to choose from. This offering from GMMTV features four well-known actors who are at the top of their form in a pleasingly original storyline that I'm looking forward to seeing unfold. I think it's going to be terrific.

It's just so much nonsense and not worth anyone's consideration.

Well, the curse of Ep. 11 has reared its ugly head and things are at their bleakest for our boys and Rose as Boss and his minions appear to be holding all the cards and even Jack is about to be captured as well. How this can end well is anybody's guess but it will certainly take some sort of extraordinary miracle.

Their characters and circumstances are polar opposites yet the simmering attraction they have for each other is palpable, waiting to go to the next level, which I'm sure will be led by Haruki with Jin putting up little resistance and succumbing to his charms.