The Thai BL show comes to an end. คั่นกูตอนจบ 2getherTheSeries
2GETHER. The hit Thai BL show stars Win and Bright as two college students who fake a relationship only to fall in love for real. Screenshot from GMMTVhas come to an end – and just as they have done every Friday for the past few months, the show's fans lit up social media as they said goodbye to their beloved series.
The Thai Boys Love series has kept many Filipinos company throughout the lockdown, giving fans something to smile about every Friday night whenever a new episode aired on GMMTV's YouTube channel. The show follows a college student named Tine , who asks one of their university's most popular boys Sarawat to fake-date him so he can shake off a relentless admirer.
As the story goes, their pretend romance slowly turns real, through a lot of covert glances, love songs played on guitar, and more feels than a single person can handle.#2getherTheSeriesFinale already trended on Twitter as fans thanked the show's cast for giving them life during the lockdown.Song: Araw-araw by Ben&Ben
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