Fourever You Part 2: Lately, It’s Winter Season

Lately, It's Winter Season is the third and final arc of Fourever You Part 2, and it closes the Thai boys love anthology on its slowest burning ache: a friendship that has quietly carried six years of unspoken love. Tiger (Pie Saranvut Nittayasuthi), known in Thai as Suea or Ger, is the youngest son of a powerful crime family and has spent his life trying to outrun the shadow his name casts. For six years he has been in love with his best friend Dueannao (Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong), called Nao by everyone, and for six years fear of rejection and the danger trailing his family have kept the words locked inside. When the two cross paths again at university football club captain tryouts, their easy rivalry hides everything Tiger cannot bring himself to admit.

Everything shifts when Tiger has no choice but to flee his own home and takes refuge with Nao's warm, ordinary family, all while hiding the truth about his father. The secret grows heavier by the week. Tiger eventually confesses his roots to Nao, survives a violent brawl during a football match that nearly costs him his place on the team, and slowly lets his friends in on what he has buried, among them Dannue (Nanthawat Phaiboonphattana) and Field (Kade Tanapon Hathaidachadusadee), whose presence keeps the arc tied to the campus circle running through the whole franchise. Faced with the real possibility of losing Nao for good, Tiger even agrees to leave for Hong Kong, hoping to come back as someone worthy of standing beside and protecting the person he loves. Encouraged at last to stop hiding, he begins moving toward the confession six winters in the making.

Directed by Natthanon Kheeddee, known as Meen, under executive producer Siwaj Sawatmaneekul for Studio Wabi Sabi, the eight-episode arc trades the supernatural mood of the story before it for something grounded and tender, built on loyalty, family secrets and the courage to speak. It adapts Howlsairy's novel of the same name, whose Thai title plays on the two leads' names and reads roughly as Tiger and the winter month, rounding out the five connected novels that shape the Fourever You project — and, being the only book in the set without a compass-point title, quietly breaking the four-directions pattern the others suggest. Episodes aired weekly on Thursdays from 14 May to 2 July 2026, with the extended streaming edition on WeTV alongside the GMM 25 broadcast and free episodes on Studio Wabi Sabi's YouTube channel. Fans follow the pairing as PieGolf, and the arc holds back its answer about whether six winters of silence are finally worth breaking until the very end.