The Eclipse

When Ayan's notebook goes missing from his locker, Ayan lashes out at Akk. Later, Ayan becomes convinced it couldn't have been Akk who committed the theft, and what's more, that Akk isn't as stuck up as he seems.

After catching Akk in the act of sabotage, Ayan helps Akk escape the school undetected. The two spend the night together while Ayan tries to get the truth out of Akk. That same night, Ajahn Sani runs into Wat and has questions about his friend group.

Ayan pressures Akk to divulge his secret and Khanlong asks Ayan a revealing question. Khanlong, Wasuwat, Ayan, Thuaphu and Namo take a trip to Akk's home where they camp on the beach. On the beach, Ayan betrays his vulnerability when some innocent play dredges up a source of great pain.

Ayan is forthright with Akk who isn't ready to face his own feelings, let alone Ayan's. When Chadok dangles a conditional scholarship before him, Akk seems to take several steps backward. Khanlong leaps at the opportunity to partner with Thuaphu in Judo.

Akk learns more about Ayan when he and Ayan begin spending all their spare time together. The school's director orders a crackdown on protestors and threatens the future of the student prefects. When the protestors seem to be gaining ground, a series of ghastly stunts begin to play out against them.

Akk agrees to be Ayan's boyfriend and Khanlong wrestles with whether or not to reveal his secret identity to Thuaphu. Ayan reaches a breaking point with Ajahn Chadok.

When the Suppalo students clash after a confrontation between the faculty and protestors, Thuaphu steps out of the crowd to out Akk in more ways than one. With Akk's secrets out in the open, Ayan goes to Ajahn Chadok with accusations of his own.

As Akk and Thuaphu face the consequences of their actions, the friend group finishes Wat's film. With little else to lose, Akk opens up to his parents with Ayan's unwavering support.