I'll miss you, king. thanks for the ride.
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I'll miss you, king. thanks for the ride.
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Dew Jirawat as Pheem has the most soothing voice I’ve ever heard. I need him to do audiobooks, read bedtime stories, sing lullabies, gently talk about anything and I would listen for the rest of eternity.
pheem is probably the best written morally grey character in a thai bl. he’s so layered and complex. and the writers handle his development with such patience that it becomes all the more compelling.
What a little shit. I love him.
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I like that Koh isnt contesting the mad part. Atleast he's self aware about this . One cannot say the same about Pheem though
You know what's sad here? Is that they didn't even had a proper conversation.
Pheem kept his frustration of Koh's action for himself and just joked about it while Koh has tried to show some vulnerable, he was once again comforted in his logic that you can't let that happen because nothing happened after he told his friend that he feels their friendship is not the same anymore…
Another day, another employee having to deal with sapphic bullshit