Fourever You Part 2
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.
Episodes
Typhoon hides a deep love for Tonfa, buried under family ties and the haunting guilt of his sister’s tragic death.
After his father blames him for his sister's death, Typhoon defies orders and flees with Tonfa for one last trip.
At a new semester’s start, Typhoon avoids Tonfa but confesses their past, choosing to care for him from afar.
Tonfah and Typhoon grow closer as anonymous pen pals, while friends urge Typhoon to move past the "brother" zone.
Tonfa confirms Taifun wrote the secret letters, choosing to woo him as Taifun finally follows his own dreams.
Typhoon risks exposure to confess his love to Tontah, finally revealing the truth behind his secret letters.
Tonfah takes Typhoon to Japan to find his mother, but a confrontation with his father leads to a violent assault.
Tonfah secretly helps Typhoon find his mother, leading to a surprise package from Japan with her contact details.
Introvert Daotok’s haunted room sparks a clash with medical student Arthit, who becomes his unlikely protector.
Athit and spirit-medium Daotok team up to clear Mean's name, using CCTV and ghosts to find the "real" killer.
Arthit seeks Daotok’s help to contact his late mother’s spirit, leading to a tearful family confrontation.
Daotok faces a massive emotional crossroads as Khram, the source of his past trauma, begs for a second chance right in front of his "fake" boyfriend,...
After helping Arthit find peace with his late mother, Daotok faints, sparking unexpected feelings in Arthit.
Arthit’s bold confession to Daotok is met with cold rejection, but his determination only grows despite the warnings.
Arthit and Daotok share a surprise first kiss, but a charming new rival, Tae-min, sends Arthit into a jealous spiral.
Arthit’s injury forces a tearful Daotok to face his true feelings. Will he finally agree to be Arthit’s boyfriend?
Tiger finds comfort living with Duean Nhao’s warm family, while hiding the secret that his father is a mafia boss.
Tiger confesses his mafia roots to Duean Nhao, but a violent brawl during a football match gets Tiger expelled.
Tiger confesses his feelings for Duean Nhao to his friends, who plot to give the pair private time on a family mission.
Faced with losing Nao, Tiger agrees to leave for Hong Kong, hoping to return as someone worthy of protecting him.
Encouraged to be honest at last, Tiger prepares to reveal the feelings he has hidden for a long time..
Cast
Patsapon Jansuppakitkun
Tonfah / "Fah"
Methaphat Chimkul
Typhoon Teerapat Cha...
Ratchata Pichetshote
Johan / "Jo"
Anupart Luangsodsai
Arthit / "Thit"
Tharathon Phumphothingam
Daotok / "Dao"
Ponlawit Ketprapakorn
Hill
Katsamonnat Namwirote
Easter / "Ter"
Hassanat Piniwat
North Natchanan
Saranvut Nittayasuthi
Suea / "Tiger" / "Ge...
Pasatorn Lertsathitwong
Dueannao / "Nao"
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2 weeks ago
Once you start you won't be able to stop~
Let me begin by saying that I really did not like season 1 of Fourever You, I rated it 7 stars and that was being generous. Season 2 though, ooh this season was a whole different ballgame.
Beside the Sky (eps 1-8) was an absolutely devastating story to watch unfold. Completely gut-wrenching, the actors (especially Tonliew) did such an amazing job. If you like heartbreak and family drama this one is for you. The way Typhoon's depression is depicted here and the abusive relationship he has with his father and how that affected his mental health is so well done, the writing team did a really great job while handling such a sensitive topic.
The Sun From Another Star (eps 9-16) while, having it's serious moments, was more light hearted. Honestly the ghosts were a great subplot. I wish there'd been more ghost shenanigans throughout the story, but once the initial ghost subplot is wrapped up and the romance plot begins the ghosts become a nonexistent footnote. I really enjoyed all the characters in this story though, the dads were fun and Arthit and Dao's relationship building was great to watch. I don't typically go for hate to love plotlines, but Arthit grows on you like mold and you can't help but fall in love with his stupid antics.
Winter Season (eps 17-24) was the story I was looking forward to most. I really like tsundere characters, so Tiger being a mafia boss son and also a giant sweetheart immediately grabbed my attention. I won't say I was disappointed, the story had it's highs and lows. The romance plot completely overshadowed the mafia subplot though to the point where anytime the mafia stuff came up it felt completely out of place. That being said though, the romance plot was an absolute delight. I really wish this story had more episodes, I feel like it would've benefited a lot if it'd been twelve episodes long instead of eight to help fully bring the mafia subplot to life. I still enjoye...