PieGolf
The PieGolf pairing was cast by Studio Wabi Sabi for Lately, It’s Winter Season, the third and closing arc of Fourever You Part 2, which premiered on May 14, 2026. Pie Saranvut Nittayasuthi and Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong play Tiger and Nao, university classmates and best friends; Tiger, the youngest son of a crime family, has secretly loved Nao for six years, and their easy rivalry during football club captain tryouts hides feelings he cannot bring himself to admit.
Pie and Golf had already appeared together as supporting characters, Tiger and Nao, in the original 2024 Fourever You season, before Studio Wabi Sabi gave their storyline its own dedicated eight-episode arc closing out Part 2, adapted from Howlsairy’s novel of the same name. The official pilot for the arc, released ahead of its premiere, credited the pair as “Pie Saranvut & Golf Pasatorn,” an order the fandom has carried into the widely used hashtag #PieGolf across the pair’s joint livestreams and promotional appearances.
The two Studio Wabi Sabi productions the pair share run to more than thirty hours.
Fourever You Part 2 runs twenty-four episodes at 57 minutes, and Fourever You Part 2: Lately, It’s Winter Season adds eight more at the same length. Together that is 1,824 minutes, or 30.4 hours of shared screen time.
The scale comes from the anthology structure rather than from a long list of separate projects, and the parent season accounts for most of the total. Both are rated 13+, both are tagged BL, and both are carried on GMM25, WeTV and YouTube. The arc widens the genre list, adding sports, crime, coming-of-age and family.
<p>In <em>Lately, It's Winter Season</em>, Pie and Golf build Tiger and Nao's romance around six years of buried, one-sided longing finally surfacing under pressure: a closed-off mafia heir hiding his family's danger from the best friend he has loved in silence, and the ordinary, steady classmate who unknowingly becomes his refuge. Their dynamic mixes sports-rivalry banter, established through football club tryouts, with a slower emotional register once Tiger's secret forces him to rely on Nao's family. That contrast between guarded restraint and accumulated devotion gives PieGolf a friends-to-lovers chemistry rooted in loyalty rather than sudden spark, closing the Fourever You Part 2 anthology on its most quietly aching note, according to the arc's own promotional framing.</p>
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