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Sky and Rain share a passionate kiss that night, fulfilling their promise to each other. Prapai comes in to help them out and claims that he was just following orders. Sky is relieved and grateful, knowing that he can finally be with the man of his dreams.
Sky and Prapai spend the night at Prapai’s house after saving him. They end up spending the night together and Sky leaves the morning after a steamy hookup. Sky has not revealed his identity to Prapai at this point, so they go on with their lives until Rain and Phayu start dating.
Sky is adamant about forgetting Prapai because he thinks all men are assholes anyway. The day after that, Prapai is not able to take the thought of Sky out of his mind. He banters with his brother about how he is the biggest catch in town but is only single because he does not want commitment. Meanwhile, Sky is trying his best to forget Prapai. The four of them continue on with their respective lives and Rain and Phayu go through their romantic journey.
Rain and Sky graduate to the second year of Architecture and are ready to welcome new juniors. Sky, Rain, Sig and a few others are part of the core committee planning the fresher’s party while P’Som (Ple’s brother) joins them to guide the new seniors. Sky is left to handle the chaos caused by Sig and Som while Prapai cannot forget Sky.
Sky ends up cancelling his hook-up appointment because he isn’t feeling like it anymore. Sky has to work extra hard in order to prepare for the fresher’s celebration. Prapai tries to relieve his stress by racing but he still cannot get Sky out of his head. He chats up with Saifah and is determined about winning him over.
Sky is surprised when he gets a call from someone he’s never met before. He’s unaware that it is his admirer, Prapai, and starts to spout off at the caller. Prapai claims that he is the “hot wind” and asks Sky if he would like to date him. Sky is hesitant at first, but then decides to go along with the date.
Sky was annoyed by Prapai and ended up blocking his number. The next day, Sky was met with his nosy land-lady, P’Joy. P’Joy gossipped with Sky about one of his neighbours. Throughout the day, Prapai constantly texted Sky about seeing him later which annoyed him further. The fresher’s orientation started in full swing after the end of which Sky bid the juniors a farewell. ..
As he leaves, he spots Prapai waiting outside and tries to hide and walk away. Rain forces Sky to stop and introduces the two unaware that they hooked up. Prapai offers to take Sky home and he unwillingly agrees to get Rain to leave him alone. Rain leaves the two be. Prapai drops Sky to this apartment complex.
Sky tells Prapai that he is not interested in him because they have already hooked up in the past. Prapai tries to convince Sky that it does not matter, but Sky is still not interested. As Sky leaves, Prapai tells him that he will continue to pursue him despite his denial.
Sky is worried as he gets back to his room and promises to teach Rain a lesson for giving away his number to Prapai. Sky convinces himself that guys like Prapai are not good and forces himself to get him off his mind. The next morning, Sky punishes Rain for giving his number out to a random person without his permission.
After he returns from college, P’Joy gives Sky a bouquet of sunflowers that were from a hot businessman, aka Prapai. In his room, Sky is mad at Prapai and calls him to yell at him. Prapai claims that just like the sunflowers face the sun, Prapai will be the sun that Sky faces to live and prosper. Sky is not fully convinced and states that he will be throwing the flowers into the trash.
The show is fun so far, but I still think it was a bad decision to focus on the stories of Rain and Phayu after showing the love story of Sky and Prapai. Their story feels rushed and lacks development, which is a big problem. However, I love how chaotic and fun Sky and Prapai are together. ..
Sky has been through a lot recently and I wish Thai BL writers would learn about the trauma it can cause. Prapai starts off being a red flag, but mostly has a better approach than Phayu. We can think of the bad boy as the better of two evils, basically.
I found the first hook-up scene between Prapai and Sky to be intense, and I did not enjoy the repeated Rain and Phayu track in the episode.
