Supitchaya Dechnak

A gap year girl returns to see her best friend, the one she used to dream with, and soon realizes that the hardest thing is keeping their relationship while chasing her own dreams.

Jelly, a young executive girl, is determined to prove to her father that she can support herself. She has to show her father within 6 months, or else she will have to go back to help him work in her hometown. She decides to take up piano teaching, which is where she meets her first student, Jay, a very annoying young man. Jelly has to find different teaching methods to get him to play the piano and prove herself.

A young writer finds himself trapped within the concrete confines of a swimming pool, a space that becomes a vessel for his memories and fantasies. Lost in this liminal realm, he struggles to connect with the present as his surroundings and the people within them gradually encroach upon his personal space, unnoticed.

Tongfah became interested in the school′s cover dance activities and met Plearn, a new friend who invited her to join the cover dance band. Their relationship gradually developed, and Tongfah started to feel queer with Plearn.