Anupart Luangsodsai

At a Northern Thai university, freshman Easter hopes a new environment will help him move on from a past love, only to encounter Hill, his former boyfriend and now a senior assigned to mentor him. Forced closeness revives unresolved emotions as both confront the possibility of reconciliation. Meanwhile, Easter’s roommate North wakes up after a drunken night owing money to Johan, a charismatic upperclassman who uses the situation to get closer to him. As the two pairs navigate misunderstandings, emotional baggage, and campus life, they discover love, forgiveness, and personal growth amid friendships and daily routines.

A group of male swimmer, focusing on two of them, with their daily life. The first meeting wasn't so bad. But next thing he know, his hands was tied and his mouth choked with a cloth only to find his mates circling around him and telling him rumours about his roommate.

Four friends navigate college life and chaotic romances as they each find their hearts entangled with medical students across four unique stories.

The tangled relationships within Easter and North’s friend group begin to stir once again. Typhoon reunites with his former next-door older brother, Tonfah, only to find that the secret they left behind still hurts. Even so, he’s willing to return to Tonfah’s life in any way he can. Daotok, the artistic boy who can speak to spirits, is reluctantly pulled by his neighbor Arthit into searching for the soul of his late mother. Yet the more they chase after the dead, the more their living hearts fill with something new. Tiger, the lonely youngest son of a powerful family, meets classmate Dueannao during football tryouts. Their first clash turns into warmth—one that makes Tiger want to cross the line from friendship into something more. Three pairs. Tears, goodbyes, and the fragile line between friends and something deeper—begin once more.

A brawl over a phone turns into a business deal when Yang and Phumjai, total opposites, launch a mini-mart they never planned to run together.

Punn has a girlfriend, but his father wants him to date his friend's daughter. Punn's little sister, Pang, is obsessed with boys' love. Punn's father doesn't listen to Punn well but adores his little sister Pang. So Punn needs to convince Pang that he has a boyfriend so that she can help talk their father out of the idea of dating his friend's daughter. Noh is in need of a higher school budget for his school club, or he will be in huge trouble. Punn knowing he is able to help Noh out with his problem, decides to ask Noh to become his fake boyfriend in exchange for helping Noh raise funds for his Music Club. However, the two 17-year-old high school boys eventually fall in love after the deal brings them closer together.

Always the middleman, Jade expects nothing from love—until intern Mai turns out to be looking at him, not past him.

This is about two perspectives on a relationship. One loves someone by dedicating himself with both body and mind. While the other person only values lust.