
Fourever You Season 2: Watch Order, Episode Guide and Where to Watch
Twenty-four episodes, three arcs, five novels and two specials, sorted into one order

Twenty-four episodes, three arcs, five novels and two specials, sorted into one order
Fourever You Season 2 is the 24-episode continuation released officially as Fourever You Part 2, and it is not one story but three. Eight-episode arcs called Beside the Sky, The Sun from Another Star and Lately, It’s Winter Season aired between December 2025 and July 2026. Watch the 2024 first season before any of them.
Studio Wabi Sabi’s franchise is one of the most confusingly labelled projects in Thai BL. There is a Part 1 and a Part 2, but Part 2 is not one story, it is three. There are titles that exist twice, once as a novel and once as an arc, with the same name. There is a “Special EP” that contains no plot. And there are five source novels, four of which belong to a set called Four Doctors and one of which does not.
This guide sorts all twelve pieces into an order that works, gives the release dates for every arc, names the full cast, and marks what is optional. All broadcast dates, episode counts and platforms below come from our own title records, cross-checked against the show’s official listings.
Fourever You Season 2 started on December 20, 2025, when the first episode of Beside the Sky aired on GMM25 at 21:30 Thailand time. That date changed late. On December 11, Studio Wabi Sabi announced the season would begin on Thursday December 18 at 20:30. A week later WeTV announced Saturday December 20 at 21:30, and December 20 is the date the first episode actually carries. Summaries that merge the announced date with the final day of the week produce a December 18 Saturday, which is not a day that existed. The three arcs then ran through the first half of 2026, eight weekly episodes each, closing in July.
The wait between the two seasons was long enough that people gave up looking. Part 1 finished in January 2025. Pilot footage for the second season appeared in February 2025. The Johan and North special landed in May 2025. Then nothing until December, when Arc 1 finally opened. Each arc afterwards had its own gap: Beside the Sky ended in early February 2026, The Sun from Another Star started March 4, and Lately, It’s Winter Season started May 14. Anyone who tried to watch the season as a continuous block was waiting through two multi-week breaks. A gap like that is not the exception it looks like: a survey of 90 BL release schedules found that half of them do not run weekly.
One naming note before the tables. The production calls it Part 2. Most databases and most viewers call it Fourever You 2 or season 2. All three refer to the same 24 episodes, and this guide uses them interchangeably.
If you want the whole franchise with nothing skipped, watch in this order. This is broadcast order, and for this franchise broadcast order also happens to be the correct story order.
That is 41 episodes of screen time plus two specials. The five novels can be read at any point, though there is a better and a worse moment for each, covered further down.
| Part | Format | Year | Length | Couple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fourever You | TV series | 2024 to 2025 | 17 ep | Easter and Hill, North and Johan |
| East: Tag!, You’re Mine | Web novel | 2018 | 1 vol | Easter and Hill |
| North: How Much Is Your Love? | Web novel | 2019 | 2 vol | North and Johan |
| JohanNorth: The Glowing of Love | Special | 2025 | 2 ep | North and Johan |
| Part 2 Special EP | Behind the scenes | 2025 | 1 ep | Cast interviews |
| Fourever You Part 2 | TV series | 2025 to 2026 | 24 ep | Three couples, one per arc |
| South: Beside the Sky | Web novel | 2020 | 2 vol | Tonfah and Typhoon |
| Arc 1: Beside the Sky | Arc | 2025 to 2026 | 8 ep | Tonfah and Typhoon |
| West: The Sun From Another Star | Web novel | 2020 | 2 vol | Arthit and Daotok |
| Arc 2: The Sun from Another Star | Arc | 2026 | 8 ep | Arthit and Daotok |
| Lately, It’s Winter Season | Web novel | 2022 | 2 vol | Tiger and Nao |
| Arc 3: Lately, It’s Winter Season | Arc | 2026 | 8 ep | Tiger and Nao |
Ten actors carry the five couples across the two seasons. Four of them lead the 2024 series, and the other six were background friends in that season before Part 2 promoted them to leads, one pair per arc. The table below maps every lead actor to their character, their couple and the part they carry.
| Actor | Character | Couple | Season | Leads in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote | Easter | Easter and Hill | Season 1 | Fourever You |
| Pond Ponlawit Ketprapakorn | Hill | Easter and Hill | Season 1 | Fourever You |
| Bas Hatsanat Piniwat | North | North and Johan | Season 1 | The Glowing of Love |
| Maxky Ratchata Pichetshote | Johan | North and Johan | Season 1 | The Glowing of Love |
| Bever Patsapon Jansuppakitkun | Tonfah | Tonfah and Typhoon | Season 2 | Beside the Sky |
| Tonliew Methaphat Chimkul | Typhoon | Tonfah and Typhoon | Season 2 | Beside the Sky |
| Ngern Anupart Luangsodsai | Arthit | Arthit and Daotok | Season 2 | The Sun from Another Star |
| Oat Tharathon Phumphothingam | Daotok | Arthit and Daotok | Season 2 | The Sun from Another Star |
| Pie Saranvut Nittayasuthi | Tiger | Tiger and Nao | Season 2 | Lately, It’s Winter Season |
| Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong | Nao | Tiger and Nao | Season 2 | Lately, It’s Winter Season |
Two names sit slightly apart from the rest. Pie Saranvut Nittayasuthi and Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong are the only leads who were not planted in the first season as background friends, because their novel is not one of the four compass-point books. Everyone else in the table above was already on screen in 2024, usually in the corner of somebody else’s scene.
Fourever You is the entry point and there is no alternative to it. Its episode count is published two different ways and both are correct. GMM25 broadcast sixteen episodes of roughly 55 minutes, weekly on Thursdays at 20:30, from October 3, 2024 to January 16, 2025. Sixteen consecutive Thursdays, no skipped weeks. The seventeenth episode, the actual finale, never aired on GMM25 at all: it went out as a WeTV exclusive, Fast Track on Saturday January 25, 2025 and general WeTV VIP access on February 1. So a listings service that tracks the television broadcast says sixteen and is right, and a database that counts the complete series says seventeen and is also right. Beyond WeTV there was an international release on Viki and episodes on Studio Wabi Sabi’s own YouTube channel. Siwaj Sawatmaneekul and Nantalit Tampacha directed.
Structurally it is an ensemble. Rather than one couple, it runs two lead romances side by side inside a northern Thai medical school: Easter and Hill (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote and Pond Ponlawit Ketprapakorn), childhood friends turned on-and-off partners, and North and Johan (Bas Hatsanat Piniwat and Maxky Ratchata Pichetshote), whose argument over a large debt turns into something else. Tonfah, Typhoon, Arthit and Daotok are all present here, but as background. That matters: everyone Part 2 later builds an arc around is introduced in this season first.
It is the highest-rated entry on our site, at 8.5, and it holds an IMDb score of 7.9.
Special Episode JohanNorth: The Glowing of Love is a two-episode standalone that premiered on May 25, 2025, roughly four months after Part 1’s finale and well before Part 2 started. Each episode runs about 52 minutes. It streamed on WeTV, with both episodes also posted free on Studio Wabi Sabi’s YouTube channel.
It is not a prequel and it does not set anything up. Johan and North are already living together, and the special trades new-romance tension for the harder work of maintaining a relationship: Johan keeps skipping meals and time at home, North’s patience runs out, and the second episode is about repair rather than escalation. Watch it after Part 1, before Part 2. Watching it earlier spoils where the couple ends up.
Fourever You Part 2 Special EP: Beside the Sky, catalogued as Special EP0A, aired on December 11, 2025, about a week before Part 2’s first arc began. It runs roughly 44 minutes and was directed by Natthanon Kheeddee.
This is the piece that trips people up, because it carries the same name as an arc. It is a making-of: cast interviews and behind-the-scenes footage with Bever Patsapon Jansuppakitkun and Tonliew Methaphat Chimkul discussing their characters, plus a preview of Part 2’s new format. It contains no scripted plot, so skipping it costs you nothing in story terms.
Fourever You Part 2 runs 24 episodes and is directed by Natthanon Kheeddee, with Siwaj Sawatmaneekul moving up to executive producer. The structural change from Part 1 is the whole point: instead of one sprawling ensemble, Part 2 is three self-contained arcs of eight episodes each, one couple per arc. Easter, Hill, North and Johan stay in the picture as recurring characters rather than leads.
One thing about the arcs catches people out constantly: the episode numbers do not restart. Part 2 numbers continuously from 1 to 24 straight through all three arcs. Beside the Sky is episodes 1 to 8, The Sun from Another Star is episodes 9 to 16, and Lately, It’s Winter Season is episodes 17 to 24. A secondary per-arc number is also in circulation, which is where the confusion comes from: Thai press has run headlines of the form “Part 2 episode 11: The Sun From Another Star episode 3”, and eight plus three is eleven. Both numbers point at the same episode. If you are cross-referencing an upload titled “Ep.23”, it belongs to the third arc.
Beside the Sky premiered December 20, 2025, running eight weekly Saturday episodes into early February 2026 on GMM25 and WeTV. Bever Patsapon Jansuppakitkun plays Tonfah and Tonliew Methaphat Chimkul plays Typhoon, childhood next-door neighbours separated by an old family wound. After his sister’s death Typhoon was blamed rather than comforted, and the arc is about whether he can let himself be looked after. Theme song “Tai Fah Diao Kan” is performed by the two leads.
The Sun from Another Star premiered March 4, 2026, airing eight weekly Wednesday episodes into April. Oat Tharathon Phumphothingam plays Daotok, an art student who can see and hear spirits, and Ngern Anupart Luangsodsai plays Arthit, a blunt medical student who does not believe in any of it until he needs help reaching his late mother. It is the only supernatural arc in the franchise, and its official soundtrack “Khang Lai” is again sung by the leads.
Lately, It’s Winter Season premiered May 14, 2026, airing eight weekly Thursday episodes into July. Pie Saranvut Nittayasuthi plays Tiger, the youngest son of a crime family, and Golf Pasatorn Lertsathitwong plays Nao, the best friend he has quietly loved for six years. It closes the season on the franchise’s longest-running unspoken feeling, and it is the only arc whose leads are new to the franchise rather than promoted from Part 1’s background cast.
Every screen story traces back to a novel by the same Thai author, who publishes as Howlvy on Dek-D and under the byline Howlsairy on the printed and e-book editions. Both names refer to one writer, and she also wrote the screenplay for the JohanNorth special. Four of the five form the set commonly called Four Doctors, each named after a compass direction and centred on one couple inside the same medical-school friend group.
The years below are first print and e-book release dates. Serialisation on Dek-D began earlier in every case, and the platform’s own story numbering suggests Lately, It’s Winter Season went online before West even though it reached print seventeen months later. So calling it the fifth novel is true of publication order, not necessarily of writing order.
The fifth novel is the one that breaks the pattern. Lately, It’s Winter Season (first printed May 13, 2022, Thai title ช่วงนี้เดือนหนาว) belongs to the same connected world but is not one of the four compass-point books, which is why Tiger and Nao are not part of the original medical-school group. It is the author’s best friends to lovers story, two volumes, and it became Part 2’s third arc.
There is a small, pleasing detail buried in those Thai titles. Each Part 2 arc carries a Thai subtitle built by welding the two leads’ names together: ต้นฟ้า plus ไต้ฝุ่น, อาทิตย์ plus ดาวตก, ไทเกอร์ plus เดือนหนาว. For the first two arcs that construction happens to land on exactly the novel’s own printed Thai title. For the third it does not: the novel is ช่วงนี้เดือนหนาว and the arc is ไทเกอร์เดือนหนาว. The one book that breaks the compass pattern is also the one whose drama title stops matching it.
For most franchises these two orders fight each other. Fourever You is unusually well behaved: the novels were written between 2018 and 2022 in the order East, North, South, West, Lately, and the screen adaptations arrived in exactly that sequence. Part 1 adapts East and North together. Part 2 adapts South, then West, then Lately. Broadcast order and publication order agree. Dramas built on a printed source this way are collected in our index of BL adaptations and their source novels, which names the novel, manga or manhwa behind each one.
Two things do move. The Johan and North special aired in May 2025, between the two seasons, but in story terms it is an epilogue to Part 1, so its broadcast slot and its story slot are the same. The Part 2 Special EP aired before Arc 1 but sits outside the story entirely. That leaves exactly one real decision for a viewer: whether to read the novel for an arc before or after watching it.
Our recommendation is after. The arcs compress two-volume novels into eight episodes, and readers who go in knowing the full book tend to spend the arc noticing what is missing rather than watching what is there. The exception is South: Beside the Sky, which is emotionally denser than its arc and rewards being read first if you want the version with the most interior life in it.
You can, but you lose more than you gain. Part 2’s three arcs are self-contained enough to follow without Part 1, and the eight-episode format is far less of a commitment than seventeen hour-long episodes. The problem is that all three of Part 2’s leading couples first appear in Part 1 as friends in the background, and the pleasure of the arcs is largely the pleasure of watching people you already recognise finally get the camera turned on them.
If you only have time for one thing, watch Part 1. If you only want one arc, take The Sun from Another Star, which is the most self-sufficient of the three because its supernatural plot does not lean on prior friendships.
Fourever You Part 2 broadcast on GMM25 in Thailand and streamed on WeTV, which carries the extended streaming editions of each episode. Studio Wabi Sabi also posts episodes on its own YouTube channel for international viewers, and Part 1 additionally received an international release on Viki in 2025.
Regional availability shifts more often for the arcs than it did for the first season, because each arc is licensed as its own title rather than as part of a 24-episode block. Each of our individual title pages carries the checked, current link for that specific part, which is the honest way to answer a question whose answer changes. The novels are on Dek-D in Thai, with print and e-book editions sold through Thai retailers and official English e-book editions for the first two.
Episode counts, broadcast dates and platform availability are accurate at the time of publishing and subject to change. Cross-referenced against the show’s official GMM25 listing, Studio Wabi Sabi’s official channel, and the documented broadcast histories of Fourever You and Fourever You 2. Where public listings disagree on an arc’s final episode date, we follow the eight-episode weekly schedule recorded on our own title pages. Updated September 10, 2026: corrected Part 1’s episode count to sixteen on GMM25 plus a WeTV-exclusive seventeenth, corrected the Part 2 premiere-date story, corrected the first print years of South and West, and added the continuous 1 to 24 numbering. Last updated: September 10, 2026.












Watch Fourever You (2024, 17 episodes) first, then the two-episode Special Episode JohanNorth: The Glowing of Love, then Fourever You Part 2 (24 episodes) in its broadcast order of Beside the Sky, The Sun from Another Star and Lately, It’s Winter Season. Broadcast order and story order agree for this franchise. The Part 2 Special EP is optional because it carries no plot.
Both counts are correct and they are counting different things. GMM25 broadcast sixteen episodes on Thursdays at 20:30 from October 3, 2024 to January 16, 2025, sixteen consecutive Thursdays with no skipped weeks. The seventeenth episode, the actual finale, never aired on GMM25: it was a WeTV exclusive, Fast Track on Saturday January 25, 2025 and general VIP access on February 1. A source counting the television broadcast says sixteen; a source counting the complete series says seventeen.
Yes. The production calls it Part 2, most databases and viewers call it Fourever You 2 or season 2, and all three names refer to the same 24 episodes released between December 2025 and July 2026.
No. Part 2 numbers continuously from 1 to 24 across all three arcs. Beside the Sky is episodes 1 to 8, The Sun from Another Star is episodes 9 to 16, and Lately, It’s Winter Season is episodes 17 to 24. A secondary per-arc number is also used in Thai press, so an episode may be billed as Part 2 episode 11 and The Sun From Another Star episode 3 at the same time. Both refer to the same episode.
December 20, 2025, on GMM25 at 21:30. The date moved late in the schedule: Studio Wabi Sabi announced Thursday December 18 at 20:30 on December 11, and WeTV announced Saturday December 20 at 21:30 a week later. December 20 is the date the first episode carries. The weekly slot also changed between arcs, from Saturday 21:30 to Wednesday 20:30 to Thursday.
No. It aired on December 11, 2025, before the first arc premiered, and WeTV files it as Special EP0A ahead of episode one. It is a making-of built from cast interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, so skipping it costs nothing in story terms. The two-episode Special Episode JohanNorth, released May 25, 2025, is the opposite: scripted story, written by the novelist herself from a side story attached to her own book.
Five, not four. The set is nicknamed Four Doctors, which leads most summaries to describe four books named for the compass directions. East, North, South and West do carry compass titles; the fifth, Lately, It’s Winter Season, does not, which is why Tiger and Nao are not part of the original medical-school friend group. Part 1 adapts East and North. Part 2’s three arcs adapt South, West and Lately, It’s Winter Season in that order.
One author under two names: Howlvy is the Dek-D account name and Howlsairy is the byline on the printed and e-book editions. She also wrote the screenplay for the JohanNorth special.
You can, because Part 2’s arcs are self-contained, but you lose most of the payoff. All three of Part 2’s leading couples first appear in Part 1 as background friends, and much of the pleasure of the arcs is watching people you already recognise get the camera turned on them. If you only want one arc, The Sun from Another Star is the most self-sufficient because its supernatural plot does not lean on prior friendships.
It broadcast on GMM25 in Thailand and streams on WeTV, which carries the extended editions. Studio Wabi Sabi also posts episodes on its own YouTube channel for international viewers, and Part 1 additionally had an international release on Viki in 2025. Each arc is licensed as its own title, so regional availability shifts more often than it did for the first season; our individual title pages carry the checked link for each specific part.
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