You Maniac (2026) s01e08 Episode Script
Episode 8
There’s a party tonight.
I want to introduce you to someone.
You can bring your friend along.
Don’t come.
Why not?
Didn’t you hear him?
If you fcking come,
I’ll hate you for the rest of my life.
Moth, will you paint again?
Give me a chance to see your work again.
I’m sorry I crossed the line.
Is there anything I can help you with?
Can I sleep on your lap?
(There are times when
we come up with excuses)
(to avoid doing what we should do.)
(But eventually,
we have to find the courage to start doing it.)
[OISHI NEKO]
[SO I CAN JUST ASK ANYTHING?]
[SURE.]
[WHAT IF I’VE NEVER BEEN
THE COMMITMENT TYPE,]
[BUT ONE DAY I ASK SOMEONE
TO BE WITH ME?]
[YOU THINK IT COULD WORK?]
[DO YOU LIKE THEM A LOT?]
[WELL… YEAH.]
[THEN TELL THEM.
DON’T OVERTHINK IT.]
(But sometimes…)
(It’s harder than we thought.)
Will you paint again?
I am painting.
I’m not talking about those comic characters.
Paint again, Moth.
Give me a chance to see your work again.
Why don’t we try… getting together?
What should I do?
(About what?)
(About art or Dean?)
About work.
I haven’t asked you anything about Dean yet.
I was just telling you
he asked me to be with him.
So what are you going to do?
Are you going to be with him?
Pun!
I’m asking for your advice about my painting.
(You’re still not done with that?)
(I told you. Just paint whatever you want.)
(Follow your heart.)
Well…
I’m afraid it won’t turn out right.
(Are you talking about the art…)
or your relationship with Dean?
Dean has never been the topic here.
Hey, listen to me.
Whatever it is,
overthinking isn’t going to help.
What you should do is give it a try.
(Then you’ll know
what works and what doesn’t.)
(Worrying about it is
only going to keep you stuck.)
Are you free tonight?
I need a drink.
I have plans with Ten.
So you’re finally
getting serious with Ten, huh?
I’ve been serious from the start.
And I’m happy.
Do you have a problem with that?
No.
Whatever it is, just tell me straight.
If I tell you, will you promise not to get mad?
If I got mad at you that easily, do you think
we’d have stayed friends this long?
(Say it.)
Don’t you think
it’s too soon to get serious with Ten?
(In my opinion, Ten doesn’t have any flaws,)
but you’re pretty top-tier yourself.
If you’d waited a little longer,
(you might’ve found yourself
an even better boyfriend.)
Okay.
I might’ve crossed a line. I’m sorry.
I get what you’re saying, Moth.
But if I want to know
whether Ten is good enough for me,
I have to date him first.
Then I’ll know if he’s right for me.
Ten and I might need some time
to get to know each other better.
But right now, he makes me happy.
Isn’t that enough?
Yeah.
Then go be with Ten.
I’ll leave you alone now.
[WHAT ARE YOU DOING?]
[LET’S GO GRAB A DRINK.]
[THIS GUY IS FREAKING LUCKY
TO HAVE SOMEONE LIKE DR. PUN.]
[I’LL BE HONEST. I DON’T THINK
THEY’RE A GOOD MATCH.]
[YOU SHOULDN’T MEDDLE IN
OTHER PEOPLE’S BUSINESS.]
[CARE TO ELABORATE
ON “GOOD MATCH”?]
[I’LL BE HONEST. I DON’T THINK
THEY’RE A GOOD MATCH.]
[DELETE.]
I’m sorry.
Why is your hair such a mess?
Traffic was terrible,
so I took a motorbike taxi.
Gosh.
Are you tired?
I can come to you next time.
That’s okay.
It’s easier for me to come to you.
So where are we eating today?
I found a rooftop restaurant.
Hey. It looks kind of romantic.
Let’s go there.
I got caught up with work and skipped lunch.
Hungry.
I believe you.
I’m sorry, Pun.
Instead of taking you to a fancy restaurant,
we ended up eating noodles.
It’s all good.
Eating together is enough
to make me happy.
Besides, this place makes great food.
I have it all the time.
Hmm…
Good?
It’s really good.
See? I told you.
Or maybe you’re just hungry?
No.
It’s because I’m eating with you.
I’m off tomorrow.
Can I come cook for you at your place?
I’ll make enough to
keep in the fridge for later.
That way, you won’t let yourself
go hungry like this when you’re busy.
I can’t tomorrow.
There’s an award ceremony tomorrow.
The film I edited won an award.
Wait, you’re a film editor too?
I thought you only edited content videos.
Actually, editing films is my main job.
I only edit videos for Dean to help him out.
What’s the title of the film you edited?
You wouldn’t know it.
It’s an indie film. Not very well-known.
So what?
It’s an award-winning film.
Well, yes.
Why didn’t you tell me this was your job?
I didn’t think you’d be interested in films.
It’s pretty much the opposite of your world.
Anything about my boyfriend,
of course I’d want to know.
Then how about we go
to the event together tomorrow?
Sure.
Eat up.
I haven’t even finished 10% of my painting.
But you should eat.
Or I’ll feed you myself.
Feed me if you dare.
Do you want the normal kind of feeding…
or the special kind?
I couldn’t take a special feeding
even if I wanted to.
I still have work to finish.
Is this work really that important?
Hm?
If you don’t finish it, do you have to
stop calling yourself an artist?
Is it really that bad?
I don’t know.
But I want to make it.
You know, when you’re stressed,
you’re not cute at all.
Rephrase.
A little less cute than usual.
Okay, let’s do this.
Are you free tomorrow?
How could I be?
I just told you I haven’t finished my work yet.
So you’re just going to
sit in front of your canvas?
How are you supposed to
come up with ideas doing that?
Let me take you out to find some inspiration.
Yeah?
How?
What do you want to do?
Diving?
Floral design?
Meditation?
A vacation overseas?
Let’s go to Europe for a week.
We can see some great art
and maybe you’ll get inspired.
Sounds good?
This isn’t about finding inspiration.
Then how would you like me to help?
Thank you for trying to help.
But I think I need to…
deal with this on my own.
Can I keep my distance from you for a while?
I need to focus on my work.
Oh. Great.
Then I hope you finish your work soon.
I’ll head home.
Huh?
I understand that
you haven’t painted in a long time,
so you might be a little rusty.
But trust me, Moth.
(You’re talented.)
(I’m sure you’ll create a great piece.)
I want to believe you, Mes, but right now,
everything feels like a dead end.
I’m not trying to pressure you,
but there’s an exhibition next week.
(If you can finish the piece in time,)
(I might be able to show it to the curator,
in case they’re interested.)
Next week?
I don’t want you to miss this opportunity.
Trust me. If you can do it,
(you’ll finally be a full-fledged artist.)
(And you won’t have to waste your time
on something that isn’t right for you.)
I’ll try.
(I’ll leave you to it now
so you can focus on your piece.)
(Talk later.)
[TEN, WHERE ARE YOU?]
Pun.
Why are you looking at me like that?
Am I overdressed?
No.
You look very handsome.
Yay!
One more.
Yeah!
Thank you.
How come you never told me
your job was such a big deal?
Come on. That’s an overstatement.
It’s just the indie film scene.
Besides, I didn’t think
you’d be interested in something like this.
Of course I’m interested.
All this time, you’re always
the one bragging about me.
But I can’t brag about you when I want to
because you never tell me anything.
Someone even said before
that your profile didn’t match mine.
But I didn’t care.
As long as you’re sweet and kind.
Gosh, are you just trying to comfort me?
No. I’m serious.
Come to think of it, maybe I’m the one
who bagged a top-tier guy.
You’re exaggerating.
Not even close.
My boyfriend is super hot and super talented.
Let’s take a photo.
This too.
See?
Hey!
Posted.
You really have to post that?
Can you do that for me too?
I’m shy.
Mr. Dean, we’d really like to know
why you’re not here, sir.
We’re so sad.
True.
[WHAT ARE YOU DOING?]
[MOM]
Yes, Mom?
(Nothing, son. I just missed you, so I called.)
What are you doing?
(I just finished eating. What about you?)
(Are you going out?)
No, Mom.
I’ve been bored lately.
Don’t really feel like going out.
(Are you with Moth?)
No.
(Is work so busy now?)
(Can you find some time to come home?)
(It’s almost your dad’s birthday.)
(Can you come home
so we can celebrate together?)
Why are we celebrating?
We don’t usually celebrate it.
(I don’t know.)
(I just want to do
something special for him this year.)
(And I want you here too,
so the whole family can be together.)
(Please come home, dear.)
Hey, Dean!
Why didn’t you come in the morning?
Why did you come now?
Driving at night is dangerous.
To avoid traffic.
Didn’t Moth come with you?
No, Mom.
He’s busy.
You didn’t ask him to come, did you?
Even if I did, he wouldn’t be able to.
He’s busy with important work.
How important could it be?
Why didn’t you ask him first?
Maybe he wanted to come with you.
Honey. Honey.
Look.
Dean rushed home
to celebrate your birthday.
He must’ve missed you so much.
Mm.
I’m going upstairs to hit the sack.
Sure. Get some rest.
Come down for breakfast tomorrow.
Yes, Mom.
[I’LL BE AT MY PARENTS’ HOUSE.]
[FOR HOW LONG?
WHEN WILL YOU BE BACK?]
[DRIVE SAFE.]
[ALREADY HERE.]
[CAN I CALL?]
[LET’S NOT FOR NOW.]
[GOOD NIGHT.]
[HOW ARE YOU?]
[GO DOWNSTAIRS
AND GET YOUR DELIVERY.]
[DON’T PAINT TILL YOU FAINT. — DEAN]
Here you go.
[I’M STILL ALIVE.]
[HAVE YOU FINISHED? — DEAN]
[YOUR MUSCLES WILL GET STIFF
FROM SITTING TOO LONG. — DEAN]
[WHEN YOU SELL YOUR PAINTING,
PAY ME BACK FOR THE FOOD. — DEAN]
[I MISS YOU.]
[MISS YOU TOO.]
I think this is good, Moth.
Your technique has become
a lot more refined.
You looked at it for so long.
Is that all you’re going to say?
Feel free to give me honest criticism.
I can take it.
Don’t overthink it.
I don’t think it has any flaws.
It’s just…
I’ve never seen you
paint anything like this before.
You’re much more romantic now.
But I’m really glad
you’re taking painting seriously again.
Trust me, Moth.
This piece is going to take you somewhere.
It’s just one painting.
It can’t be that life-changing.
Just getting back to doing what you
should be doing is already changing your life.
Happy birthday to you ♪
I’m gonna blow it out now.
Yeah!
Happy birthday, Dad.
I wish you good health and a long life.
Live to be a hundred.
Who actually makes it to a hundred?
Hey, Dean.
What’s the hurry?
Give Dad your birthday wish first.
He’s been getting
birthday wishes since this morning.
But the monks
already blessed him this morning.
It’s different.
Wishes from family are the best.
Well then, I wish Mom and Dad would always
love each other like you did on day one.
Good?
Or… I wish you guys
would look younger every day.
Happy birthday, honey.
Where should we cut it?
- How do we cut the cake?
- What do you think?
I think right there.
Here? But I think right here is better.
Have you finished painting?
Congratulations.
Now you can get back to living a normal life.
Whoa. “Living”?
Isn’t that a bit much?
Well, you don’t have to be cooped up
in your room all day anymore.
You can go see a movie, listen to music,
(and eat good food.)
(Isn’t that what living is?)
That’s your way of living, not mine.
(Are you still in Ratchaburi?)
Mm.
You’re staying quite long.
Didn’t you say you didn’t like staying home?
Mom wanted me to stay until Dad’s birthday.
She wanted all her children home
for his birthday for once.
I didn’t want to say no to her.
Dad just blew out the candle.
That’s good.
You’ve partied with everyone in the world.
It’s time to party
with your family for a change.
You didn’t get into a fight
with your dad, did you?
No.
Why would you ask that?
Just asking.
I don’t know.
You told me you and your dad
didn’t see eye to eye.
We haven’t talked much,
so we haven’t had a chance to fight yet.
We’re both giving each other
the silent treatment.
Probably for the best.
Um…
When are you coming back?
Aw.
Why?
You’re answering a question
with a question now?
You should know what I want to hear.
Come on. Say it loud and clear.
I miss you.
The signal isn’t very good.
Can you say that again?
Enough.
I miss you too.
I miss you so damn much.
I miss you so, so, so, so much more.
Why are we competing?
I’m not competing.
Because if I were, I’d definitely win.
I miss you “sooooooo” much,
with a million o’s.
I don’t believe you.
Say that again.
My heart needs some pampering.
You’re just imagining things.
Are you a good boy now,
going to bed so early?
Here. Keep this in your fridge.
Thank you.
Next time, don’t forget to bring Moth too.
That way, you won’t be lonely
when you’re home.
Come on, Mom. I wasn’t lonely at all.
Yes, you were.
You’re a grown-up now.
We all need someone
by our side to be happy. Got it?
But if you’re going to bring someone home,
make sure you’re clear about
your relationship status first.
If you’re going to keep this up,
don’t bother bringing anyone home.
I feel bad for Moth.
Duen!
You’re such a buzzkill for your little brother.
You always have to pick a fight.
I’m just telling the truth.
Get home safe, though.
Thanks so much for
coming home for Dad’s birthday.
I’m taking off now, Mom.
Okay.
I’ll see you later.
Bye.
Ahem.
Your painting is very beautiful.
It’s freaking stunning.
Do you really like it,
or are you just trying to flatter me?
Well, I’m not as artistic as everyone here,
but I’m not blind.
I can see how much
dedication and attention
you put into every part of the painting.
That alone is enough
to make me see how beautiful it is.
Who said it was just dedication?
I put my longing into it too.
I missed you so damn much.
Congratulations.
Hey, Mes.
Was it a hassle pulling strings to get my work
into the showcase at the last minute?
Who told you that?
I didn’t pull any strings.
I just sent your painting to the curator,
and they were simply interested.
But if you don’t believe me, look at this.
Someone’s already interested in
buying your painting.
Are you the one buying it?
If you are, I’m not selling.
I’m not.
Other people are interested in your art too.
What about you, Dean?
Are you interested in any of the paintings?
I can give you some recommendations.
Sure.
But let me look around first.
I’m not sure which one I want to buy.
I’m going to use the bathroom.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Hey.
Are you really buying that piece?
You mean the “Beautiful Chaos” one?
It’s pretty cheap.
I’ll just buy it first.
Maybe I’ll get lucky.
The artist becomes famous someday.
Though I seriously doubt it.
It’ll just be another piece
collecting dust in my collection.
That’s true.
Come on. There are
plenty of other paintings to look at.
Let’s go.
Oh, hey.
When are you planning to
paint your next one?
I can contact the sponsor beforehand.
You know what? Someone wants to
buy a whole collection of your work.
We could strike a deal early.
I don’t know yet.
I have to finish up
my ongoing work for my clients first.
I still have a lot of projects pending.
And I don’t want to
push the deadlines back any further.
I want you to take your future more seriously.
I am taking it seriously.
I mean, you should think about
what truly matters in your life,
not something that distracts you
from the path you should be on.
How much is this piece? I’m buying it.
How much did you sell it for?
I’ll pay double.
What’s gotten into you?
Because I know
how hard you worked on this piece.
This work deserves to be more than just
another meaningless piece
in someone’s collection.
The guy buying it doesn’t even know
how much work you put into it
or how many all-nighters
you pulled to finish it.
It’s already reserved.
Do you have the buyer’s number?
I still want it.
It’s okay.
It really is okay.
It’s just a painting.
It’s not that valuable.
Let’s just sell it.
But—
Go wait for me outside.
Thank you so much, Mes,
for pushing me
and believing in me all this time.
But I can’t be
the same person who believed
and painted because of you anymore.
Because I’ve realized that
I should dedicate myself
to what truly matters in my life.
What do you mean, Moth?
Your opportunity
and your worth are right here.
(How would you like me to help?)
(I miss you.)
(I miss you too.)
(I missed you so damn much.)
I think we should go our separate ways, Mes.
Will you excuse me?
Where are we going?
You done with the exhibition?
Save your money for something else.
Why would you buy my painting?
Wouldn’t it be nice if I owned it?
Well, it’s not like it’ll be
the last painting I ever make.
I can always paint another one
when I’m in the mood.
You can buy it then.
Can I stay over at your place tonight?
Let’s make something to eat.
Will you stop being so cute?
If I were so crazy about you
that I lost my mind, what would I do?
Making rice porridge?
Yeah.
You smell good.
Duen’s calling.
Why are you calling—
Dad was admitted to the hospital last night.
He needed emergency surgery.
Dean, you should come home.
If I go, how can I help him?
Or will I just make him feel worse?
Just having you there is good enough.
Do you want me there with you?
Please take care of my little brother, Moth.
I want to introduce you to someone.
You can bring your friend along.
Don’t come.
Why not?
Didn’t you hear him?
If you fcking come,
I’ll hate you for the rest of my life.
Moth, will you paint again?
Give me a chance to see your work again.
I’m sorry I crossed the line.
Is there anything I can help you with?
Can I sleep on your lap?
(There are times when
we come up with excuses)
(to avoid doing what we should do.)
(But eventually,
we have to find the courage to start doing it.)
[OISHI NEKO]
[SO I CAN JUST ASK ANYTHING?]
[SURE.]
[WHAT IF I’VE NEVER BEEN
THE COMMITMENT TYPE,]
[BUT ONE DAY I ASK SOMEONE
TO BE WITH ME?]
[YOU THINK IT COULD WORK?]
[DO YOU LIKE THEM A LOT?]
[WELL… YEAH.]
[THEN TELL THEM.
DON’T OVERTHINK IT.]
(But sometimes…)
(It’s harder than we thought.)
Will you paint again?
I am painting.
I’m not talking about those comic characters.
Paint again, Moth.
Give me a chance to see your work again.
Why don’t we try… getting together?
What should I do?
(About what?)
(About art or Dean?)
About work.
I haven’t asked you anything about Dean yet.
I was just telling you
he asked me to be with him.
So what are you going to do?
Are you going to be with him?
Pun!
I’m asking for your advice about my painting.
(You’re still not done with that?)
(I told you. Just paint whatever you want.)
(Follow your heart.)
Well…
I’m afraid it won’t turn out right.
(Are you talking about the art…)
or your relationship with Dean?
Dean has never been the topic here.
Hey, listen to me.
Whatever it is,
overthinking isn’t going to help.
What you should do is give it a try.
(Then you’ll know
what works and what doesn’t.)
(Worrying about it is
only going to keep you stuck.)
Are you free tonight?
I need a drink.
I have plans with Ten.
So you’re finally
getting serious with Ten, huh?
I’ve been serious from the start.
And I’m happy.
Do you have a problem with that?
No.
Whatever it is, just tell me straight.
If I tell you, will you promise not to get mad?
If I got mad at you that easily, do you think
we’d have stayed friends this long?
(Say it.)
Don’t you think
it’s too soon to get serious with Ten?
(In my opinion, Ten doesn’t have any flaws,)
but you’re pretty top-tier yourself.
If you’d waited a little longer,
(you might’ve found yourself
an even better boyfriend.)
Okay.
I might’ve crossed a line. I’m sorry.
I get what you’re saying, Moth.
But if I want to know
whether Ten is good enough for me,
I have to date him first.
Then I’ll know if he’s right for me.
Ten and I might need some time
to get to know each other better.
But right now, he makes me happy.
Isn’t that enough?
Yeah.
Then go be with Ten.
I’ll leave you alone now.
[WHAT ARE YOU DOING?]
[LET’S GO GRAB A DRINK.]
[THIS GUY IS FREAKING LUCKY
TO HAVE SOMEONE LIKE DR. PUN.]
[I’LL BE HONEST. I DON’T THINK
THEY’RE A GOOD MATCH.]
[YOU SHOULDN’T MEDDLE IN
OTHER PEOPLE’S BUSINESS.]
[CARE TO ELABORATE
ON “GOOD MATCH”?]
[I’LL BE HONEST. I DON’T THINK
THEY’RE A GOOD MATCH.]
[DELETE.]
I’m sorry.
Why is your hair such a mess?
Traffic was terrible,
so I took a motorbike taxi.
Gosh.
Are you tired?
I can come to you next time.
That’s okay.
It’s easier for me to come to you.
So where are we eating today?
I found a rooftop restaurant.
Hey. It looks kind of romantic.
Let’s go there.
I got caught up with work and skipped lunch.
Hungry.
I believe you.
I’m sorry, Pun.
Instead of taking you to a fancy restaurant,
we ended up eating noodles.
It’s all good.
Eating together is enough
to make me happy.
Besides, this place makes great food.
I have it all the time.
Hmm…
Good?
It’s really good.
See? I told you.
Or maybe you’re just hungry?
No.
It’s because I’m eating with you.
I’m off tomorrow.
Can I come cook for you at your place?
I’ll make enough to
keep in the fridge for later.
That way, you won’t let yourself
go hungry like this when you’re busy.
I can’t tomorrow.
There’s an award ceremony tomorrow.
The film I edited won an award.
Wait, you’re a film editor too?
I thought you only edited content videos.
Actually, editing films is my main job.
I only edit videos for Dean to help him out.
What’s the title of the film you edited?
You wouldn’t know it.
It’s an indie film. Not very well-known.
So what?
It’s an award-winning film.
Well, yes.
Why didn’t you tell me this was your job?
I didn’t think you’d be interested in films.
It’s pretty much the opposite of your world.
Anything about my boyfriend,
of course I’d want to know.
Then how about we go
to the event together tomorrow?
Sure.
Eat up.
I haven’t even finished 10% of my painting.
But you should eat.
Or I’ll feed you myself.
Feed me if you dare.
Do you want the normal kind of feeding…
or the special kind?
I couldn’t take a special feeding
even if I wanted to.
I still have work to finish.
Is this work really that important?
Hm?
If you don’t finish it, do you have to
stop calling yourself an artist?
Is it really that bad?
I don’t know.
But I want to make it.
You know, when you’re stressed,
you’re not cute at all.
Rephrase.
A little less cute than usual.
Okay, let’s do this.
Are you free tomorrow?
How could I be?
I just told you I haven’t finished my work yet.
So you’re just going to
sit in front of your canvas?
How are you supposed to
come up with ideas doing that?
Let me take you out to find some inspiration.
Yeah?
How?
What do you want to do?
Diving?
Floral design?
Meditation?
A vacation overseas?
Let’s go to Europe for a week.
We can see some great art
and maybe you’ll get inspired.
Sounds good?
This isn’t about finding inspiration.
Then how would you like me to help?
Thank you for trying to help.
But I think I need to…
deal with this on my own.
Can I keep my distance from you for a while?
I need to focus on my work.
Oh. Great.
Then I hope you finish your work soon.
I’ll head home.
Huh?
I understand that
you haven’t painted in a long time,
so you might be a little rusty.
But trust me, Moth.
(You’re talented.)
(I’m sure you’ll create a great piece.)
I want to believe you, Mes, but right now,
everything feels like a dead end.
I’m not trying to pressure you,
but there’s an exhibition next week.
(If you can finish the piece in time,)
(I might be able to show it to the curator,
in case they’re interested.)
Next week?
I don’t want you to miss this opportunity.
Trust me. If you can do it,
(you’ll finally be a full-fledged artist.)
(And you won’t have to waste your time
on something that isn’t right for you.)
I’ll try.
(I’ll leave you to it now
so you can focus on your piece.)
(Talk later.)
[TEN, WHERE ARE YOU?]
Pun.
Why are you looking at me like that?
Am I overdressed?
No.
You look very handsome.
Yay!
One more.
Yeah!
Thank you.
How come you never told me
your job was such a big deal?
Come on. That’s an overstatement.
It’s just the indie film scene.
Besides, I didn’t think
you’d be interested in something like this.
Of course I’m interested.
All this time, you’re always
the one bragging about me.
But I can’t brag about you when I want to
because you never tell me anything.
Someone even said before
that your profile didn’t match mine.
But I didn’t care.
As long as you’re sweet and kind.
Gosh, are you just trying to comfort me?
No. I’m serious.
Come to think of it, maybe I’m the one
who bagged a top-tier guy.
You’re exaggerating.
Not even close.
My boyfriend is super hot and super talented.
Let’s take a photo.
This too.
See?
Hey!
Posted.
You really have to post that?
Can you do that for me too?
I’m shy.
Mr. Dean, we’d really like to know
why you’re not here, sir.
We’re so sad.
True.
[WHAT ARE YOU DOING?]
[MOM]
Yes, Mom?
(Nothing, son. I just missed you, so I called.)
What are you doing?
(I just finished eating. What about you?)
(Are you going out?)
No, Mom.
I’ve been bored lately.
Don’t really feel like going out.
(Are you with Moth?)
No.
(Is work so busy now?)
(Can you find some time to come home?)
(It’s almost your dad’s birthday.)
(Can you come home
so we can celebrate together?)
Why are we celebrating?
We don’t usually celebrate it.
(I don’t know.)
(I just want to do
something special for him this year.)
(And I want you here too,
so the whole family can be together.)
(Please come home, dear.)
Hey, Dean!
Why didn’t you come in the morning?
Why did you come now?
Driving at night is dangerous.
To avoid traffic.
Didn’t Moth come with you?
No, Mom.
He’s busy.
You didn’t ask him to come, did you?
Even if I did, he wouldn’t be able to.
He’s busy with important work.
How important could it be?
Why didn’t you ask him first?
Maybe he wanted to come with you.
Honey. Honey.
Look.
Dean rushed home
to celebrate your birthday.
He must’ve missed you so much.
Mm.
I’m going upstairs to hit the sack.
Sure. Get some rest.
Come down for breakfast tomorrow.
Yes, Mom.
[I’LL BE AT MY PARENTS’ HOUSE.]
[FOR HOW LONG?
WHEN WILL YOU BE BACK?]
[DRIVE SAFE.]
[ALREADY HERE.]
[CAN I CALL?]
[LET’S NOT FOR NOW.]
[GOOD NIGHT.]
[HOW ARE YOU?]
[GO DOWNSTAIRS
AND GET YOUR DELIVERY.]
[DON’T PAINT TILL YOU FAINT. — DEAN]
Here you go.
[I’M STILL ALIVE.]
[HAVE YOU FINISHED? — DEAN]
[YOUR MUSCLES WILL GET STIFF
FROM SITTING TOO LONG. — DEAN]
[WHEN YOU SELL YOUR PAINTING,
PAY ME BACK FOR THE FOOD. — DEAN]
[I MISS YOU.]
[MISS YOU TOO.]
I think this is good, Moth.
Your technique has become
a lot more refined.
You looked at it for so long.
Is that all you’re going to say?
Feel free to give me honest criticism.
I can take it.
Don’t overthink it.
I don’t think it has any flaws.
It’s just…
I’ve never seen you
paint anything like this before.
You’re much more romantic now.
But I’m really glad
you’re taking painting seriously again.
Trust me, Moth.
This piece is going to take you somewhere.
It’s just one painting.
It can’t be that life-changing.
Just getting back to doing what you
should be doing is already changing your life.
Happy birthday to you ♪
I’m gonna blow it out now.
Yeah!
Happy birthday, Dad.
I wish you good health and a long life.
Live to be a hundred.
Who actually makes it to a hundred?
Hey, Dean.
What’s the hurry?
Give Dad your birthday wish first.
He’s been getting
birthday wishes since this morning.
But the monks
already blessed him this morning.
It’s different.
Wishes from family are the best.
Well then, I wish Mom and Dad would always
love each other like you did on day one.
Good?
Or… I wish you guys
would look younger every day.
Happy birthday, honey.
Where should we cut it?
- How do we cut the cake?
- What do you think?
I think right there.
Here? But I think right here is better.
Have you finished painting?
Congratulations.
Now you can get back to living a normal life.
Whoa. “Living”?
Isn’t that a bit much?
Well, you don’t have to be cooped up
in your room all day anymore.
You can go see a movie, listen to music,
(and eat good food.)
(Isn’t that what living is?)
That’s your way of living, not mine.
(Are you still in Ratchaburi?)
Mm.
You’re staying quite long.
Didn’t you say you didn’t like staying home?
Mom wanted me to stay until Dad’s birthday.
She wanted all her children home
for his birthday for once.
I didn’t want to say no to her.
Dad just blew out the candle.
That’s good.
You’ve partied with everyone in the world.
It’s time to party
with your family for a change.
You didn’t get into a fight
with your dad, did you?
No.
Why would you ask that?
Just asking.
I don’t know.
You told me you and your dad
didn’t see eye to eye.
We haven’t talked much,
so we haven’t had a chance to fight yet.
We’re both giving each other
the silent treatment.
Probably for the best.
Um…
When are you coming back?
Aw.
Why?
You’re answering a question
with a question now?
You should know what I want to hear.
Come on. Say it loud and clear.
I miss you.
The signal isn’t very good.
Can you say that again?
Enough.
I miss you too.
I miss you so damn much.
I miss you so, so, so, so much more.
Why are we competing?
I’m not competing.
Because if I were, I’d definitely win.
I miss you “sooooooo” much,
with a million o’s.
I don’t believe you.
Say that again.
My heart needs some pampering.
You’re just imagining things.
Are you a good boy now,
going to bed so early?
Here. Keep this in your fridge.
Thank you.
Next time, don’t forget to bring Moth too.
That way, you won’t be lonely
when you’re home.
Come on, Mom. I wasn’t lonely at all.
Yes, you were.
You’re a grown-up now.
We all need someone
by our side to be happy. Got it?
But if you’re going to bring someone home,
make sure you’re clear about
your relationship status first.
If you’re going to keep this up,
don’t bother bringing anyone home.
I feel bad for Moth.
Duen!
You’re such a buzzkill for your little brother.
You always have to pick a fight.
I’m just telling the truth.
Get home safe, though.
Thanks so much for
coming home for Dad’s birthday.
I’m taking off now, Mom.
Okay.
I’ll see you later.
Bye.
Ahem.
Your painting is very beautiful.
It’s freaking stunning.
Do you really like it,
or are you just trying to flatter me?
Well, I’m not as artistic as everyone here,
but I’m not blind.
I can see how much
dedication and attention
you put into every part of the painting.
That alone is enough
to make me see how beautiful it is.
Who said it was just dedication?
I put my longing into it too.
I missed you so damn much.
Congratulations.
Hey, Mes.
Was it a hassle pulling strings to get my work
into the showcase at the last minute?
Who told you that?
I didn’t pull any strings.
I just sent your painting to the curator,
and they were simply interested.
But if you don’t believe me, look at this.
Someone’s already interested in
buying your painting.
Are you the one buying it?
If you are, I’m not selling.
I’m not.
Other people are interested in your art too.
What about you, Dean?
Are you interested in any of the paintings?
I can give you some recommendations.
Sure.
But let me look around first.
I’m not sure which one I want to buy.
I’m going to use the bathroom.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Hey.
Are you really buying that piece?
You mean the “Beautiful Chaos” one?
It’s pretty cheap.
I’ll just buy it first.
Maybe I’ll get lucky.
The artist becomes famous someday.
Though I seriously doubt it.
It’ll just be another piece
collecting dust in my collection.
That’s true.
Come on. There are
plenty of other paintings to look at.
Let’s go.
Oh, hey.
When are you planning to
paint your next one?
I can contact the sponsor beforehand.
You know what? Someone wants to
buy a whole collection of your work.
We could strike a deal early.
I don’t know yet.
I have to finish up
my ongoing work for my clients first.
I still have a lot of projects pending.
And I don’t want to
push the deadlines back any further.
I want you to take your future more seriously.
I am taking it seriously.
I mean, you should think about
what truly matters in your life,
not something that distracts you
from the path you should be on.
How much is this piece? I’m buying it.
How much did you sell it for?
I’ll pay double.
What’s gotten into you?
Because I know
how hard you worked on this piece.
This work deserves to be more than just
another meaningless piece
in someone’s collection.
The guy buying it doesn’t even know
how much work you put into it
or how many all-nighters
you pulled to finish it.
It’s already reserved.
Do you have the buyer’s number?
I still want it.
It’s okay.
It really is okay.
It’s just a painting.
It’s not that valuable.
Let’s just sell it.
But—
Go wait for me outside.
Thank you so much, Mes,
for pushing me
and believing in me all this time.
But I can’t be
the same person who believed
and painted because of you anymore.
Because I’ve realized that
I should dedicate myself
to what truly matters in my life.
What do you mean, Moth?
Your opportunity
and your worth are right here.
(How would you like me to help?)
(I miss you.)
(I miss you too.)
(I missed you so damn much.)
I think we should go our separate ways, Mes.
Will you excuse me?
Where are we going?
You done with the exhibition?
Save your money for something else.
Why would you buy my painting?
Wouldn’t it be nice if I owned it?
Well, it’s not like it’ll be
the last painting I ever make.
I can always paint another one
when I’m in the mood.
You can buy it then.
Can I stay over at your place tonight?
Let’s make something to eat.
Will you stop being so cute?
If I were so crazy about you
that I lost my mind, what would I do?
Making rice porridge?
Yeah.
You smell good.
Duen’s calling.
Why are you calling—
Dad was admitted to the hospital last night.
He needed emergency surgery.
Dean, you should come home.
If I go, how can I help him?
Or will I just make him feel worse?
Just having you there is good enough.
Do you want me there with you?
Please take care of my little brother, Moth.