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In the world of a famous seaside town in Thailand, he is a debt collector whose profession forces him into daily conflict and violence.

Tine, a college student, wants to get rid of a gay admirer and his friends recommend that he find a fake boyfriend: Sarawat. But Sarawat is hard to come by. Until he finally accepts. The two become close and intense emotions soon erupt. As Tine and Sarawat enter the second year of their relationship, they also begin to take on greater responsibilities in college with the former as the new president of the cheerleading club and the other as the new president of the music club.

Tong and his group of friends are in love with the same girl, Lin. Tong is forced to be supervised by another student due to his bad behavior. And his school life changes learning, playing and finding the first love.

Is Tian and Phupha's honeymoon period already over? When Pat and Pran arrive in their village to talk about the journal that Tian has posted online, questions about their relationship start to arise.

After returning from their seaside trip during the first semester break to practice for the Hot Wave competition, Tinn and Gun's love for each other has blossomed. However, a secret is a secret, and they still can't tell anyone they're dating. As the second semester begins, they promise to keep their relationship a secret until the Hot Wave competition ends. However, things don't go as planned. Tinn and Gun's friends constantly suspect their relationship, leaving them with little time to be affectionate. Moreover, Gun has never once said the words "I like you" to Tinn, leaving Tinn to doubt how much Gun truly likes him. Although Tinn desperately wants to hear those words, the situation does not allow for it. How will they manage to maintain their relationship until the Hot Wave competition ends?

Before reaching the final scene, there are still untold stories. They return once again to complete the story.

A short film for the song 'ทำตัวไม่ถูก' by Chino Atipat.

Competing between the engineering and architecture faculties, Pat and Pran must pit their skills against one another in their efforts at staging a play. This time, the big obstacle is that the theatre is closing for renovations, leaving them with a place for only one faculty.

Burdened with heavy debt, Mhok, a technical college student, applies for a high-paying job as a caregiver to Day, a badminton player with partial blindness due to infectious keratitis. Day hires Mhok who—unlike other applicants—seems to take no pity on him. With so much time spent in each others' company, the two develop a deep bond. When Day learns he'll have approximately 90 days until he loses what vision he has remaining, how will the two weather the trials ahead?