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Fourever You 

At a Northern Thai university, freshman Easter hopes a new environment will help him move on from a past love, only to encounter Hill, his former boyfriend and now a senior assigned to mentor him. Forced closeness revives unresolved emotions as both confront the possibility of reconciliation. Meanwhile, Easter’s roommate North wakes up after a drunken night owing money to Johan, a charismatic upperclassman who uses the situation to get closer to him. As the two pairs navigate misunderstandings, emotional baggage, and campus life, they discover love, forgiveness, and personal growth amid friendships and daily routines.
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At a Northern Thai university, freshman Easter hopes a new environment will help him move on from a past love, only to encounter Hill, his former boyfriend and now a senior assigned to mentor him. Forced closeness revives unresolved emotions as both confront the possibility of reconciliation. Meanwhile, Easter’s roommate North wakes up after a drunken night owing money to Johan, a charismatic upperclassman who uses the situation to get closer to him. As the two pairs navigate misunderstandings, emotional baggage, and campus life, they discover love, forgiveness, and personal growth amid friendships and daily routines.

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Written By:Rampha Phetchart, Salil Utchariyakorn Sirikam
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