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It was the one right before showing the fortune teller talking about the Ten of Swords. He was being tortured in slowmo [?] Or maybe the website was acting up? lol

Me too. The scene where they all told the father off was good, and I hope they can keep supporting each other like when they were talking about the mystery girl. I wish there were more moments like that. @_@

it was really, really silly @_@ I dunno if you've watched Love Upon a Time, but when he was finally leaving jail I pictured it like in that Tutor scene... It really asn't anything like that.

- I'm so suspicious of Reung. I kinda blame the actor, because I've never seen him play a nice person (then again, this is only my fourth show with him, so what do I know?) That interrogation scene was preposterous.

- That was a really weird use of slomo O_o

- Dech, finally. He took his time! Great got caned because of his slowpokeness... Falcon was also late. He found a way to help, but it took him a while to confess. I've got an eye on him. (And not just because the actor is gorgeous and I approve of both his outfits and his aura farming ways.)

- And now there's also Mali. Honestly, these first scenes could and should've been summarized. I feel like at least 5 of those 15 minutes were just Rueng and the other so-called officer asking "If Gaew didn't kill him, who did?" (to be fair, though, that fine technique actually seemed to work on Falcon. lol) Still, these guys aren't simply there for interrogation and torture. They're investigators; maybe they should try investigating for once.

- Recent flashbacks no one needed...

- Great finally left, hallelujah! Reung actually looked disappointed that Gaew didn't confess under duress, and that doesn't make me like him more at all.

- The soundtrack playing loudly over what everyone was saying (both in the confession scene and part of the market scene that followed) was strange. Did they lose the audio and cover it up like that? It was a bit bizarre.

- I never expected the show to focus on Reung and Wad for two whole scenes. This unrequited crush triangle is gonna get messy sooner rather than later IMO :X

- So Great gets an imperial job too, huh? No more lounging around frying durians and checking on the servants' health, I guess.

- I'll trust the show to reveal what in the ever-living hell was happening in that throne room.

- Halfway through the BL and everyone already has an obvious partner to end up with, at least in the past. Good for them, I hope most make it to the ending - if not together, at least alive. I mean, between Falcon shooting at people and the way that prince was looking at Sri for talking to Jam, who knows..?

- I legit thought Great's back would look kinda like Tutor's in that one Love Upon a Time scene, but he wasn't as wounded as I expected.

- I'm a sucker for these comfort/care scenes, so I ate that part up.

- More flashbacks. So many flashbacks.

- Jumpa is like a clout chaser bragging about the person she used to despise so that she can shine a bit, too. Most embarrassing behavior~ At least she actually tried to do something nice by cooking for him, I guess.

- Ah, so the scenes focusing on Neung and Wad was in preparation for the scene with their present incarnations! Doctor Rich was really trying to keep everyone from suspecting their relationship... Overcompensating much?

I'm still annoyed they took so long i_i Poor Great!

So the girl Naphitch was accused of trafficking was the same one who gave him a drink right before he met Sangnuea at the bar that one time... Sangnuea was particularly off in that scene (I liked how he was constantly leaning towards Naphitch and showing him his neck, like tempting him to bite him)... And the next day, at the café, Sangnuea was wearing Naphitch's shirt, so I guess he could be his alibi? Or, much worse, Sangnuea and/or the mysterious girl played him and got him involved in this on purpose! Sangnuea has been around human traffickers, and though he seemed like a would-be-victim, there might be more to that.

I like that the brothers and the mom finally seem to care enough about Naphitch to see him as more than a nuisance. That poor guy, it's not his fault his father is POS, his mother is dead, and he had to be raised in a house where no one really wanted him D: D: D: And... yeah, I'm on team Phatsa-intimidating-assholes-every-single-time, so that was satisfying (I'd rather he had pheromoned him down like he did Naphitch that one time, but I guess that might not work as well on a true alpha.)

Agreed 150% :( A lot is poorly written, and though part isn't, it's taking too long to give us any return [?}

I keep watching week after week because I really like Phatsa and kinda like all three brothers (and I'm curious about Sangnuea's whole deal :X) but it's getting hard.

It made me feel horrible for Babe. And it was someone he trusted, too! D: At least Phatsa knows better than to trust that shitty alpha father...

If Phatsa's father is also looking for/worried about a true omega, even if it's just to spite other alphas like his deceased enemy who victimized Phatsa's mom, he might try to always keep an eye on the local medical system. If so, once he saw his son's name in the system, it would make sense for him to check it out and hide it, even if he told Phatsa he had no idea. Dude's clearly somewhat neglectful and has made some bizarre life choices, so I wouldn't put it beneath him.
But yes, I agree. Maybe it was Agat--- Maybe it was Sangnuea or Ongsa All Along!

Right? i___i I mean, it doesn't seem that dreadful if there's some sort of mattress underneath that, but yikes. Especially if he pregnant, _yikes_!!

You are a stronger soldier than I. (Knowing myself, I'll probably be here again next week, pulling my hair out because Nakhun can't communicate, Phatsa is never allowed to do shit for himself, both alpha dads suck in different ways and the story never goes anywhere --- or any other amazing assortment of annoyances they come up with.)

If it's on purpose and not just a series of weird plot choices, it must be his father's fault for real. I hate that man. But I still can't excuse Nakhun for being so bad at reassuring Phat most of the time (like those two 'you weren't an omega we wouldn't be soulmates, and if we weren't soulmates, you wouldn't be here' talks that rightly pissed Phatsa off). I kinda feel like the only time he was as close and vulnerable as Phatsa would like was when he thought there was a bun in the oven, and more than half the show is already behind us. He needs to do better asap.

Which kinda matches what he wants from the true omega he's looking for, too.

Well, there are people in these comments who think it's good, so I guess there's a lid for every pot or something? Maybe the non-lids were the minority.

The one I wonder about the most is the mom. She seems so nice, but she can't be happy, right? I think she doesn't have the guts to talk back to her husband and it makes me sad for her :/

It would at least restore my faith in the cute screenwriter and/or the fact that human beings can come up with stuff that makes a minimum of sense. D:

IKR??? I was very (negatively) impressed by that scene, too. I think he does better when he's with the café crew, but y.i.k.e.s is all I have to say about the door-opening part.

...can I add you as a friend? I feel like we've been talking back and forth all over this board lol

I can't stand Nakhun's emotional constipation anymore, and yeah, I blame the screenwriter - supposing they didn't just use AI and credit the cute bodyguard actor so no one would complain.

The only thing worse than that would be if that disgusting alpha father found out he's a true omega and tried to turn him in to a baby-making machine who gets pregnant every nine or so months. He'd be a walking incubator - though he wouldn't do that much walking living permanently inside that freaking nest.

The opening scene this episode, with both of them, was about as dry as last week's bread. It legit felt as if Ongsa's actor, bless his soul, was reading the script out loud while staring at Nakhin's lips and/or pouting.