Fourever You Part 2: The Sun from Another Star

The Sun from Another Star is the second arc of Fourever You Part 2, and it swaps the franchise's everyday campus romance for something quieter and stranger: a love story that unfolds between the living and the dead. At its center is Daotok (Oat Tharathon Phumphothingam), a withdrawn art student who has spent his whole life able to see and hear spirits, a gift he treats far more as a burden than a blessing. When the restless energy in his haunted dormitory room boils over, he collides with his neighbor Arthit (Ngern Anupart Luangsodsai), a popular and slightly blunt medical student who does not believe in ghosts at all and yet keeps turning up as Daotok's unlikely protector.

Their wary truce hardens into a real partnership when the two team up to clear the name of Meen (Kiwi Ratchaneeboon Pheinwikraisophon), piecing together security footage and spectral clues to work out what actually happened. What starts as a simple favor turns into something far deeper once Arthit asks for the one thing Daotok cannot refuse: help reaching the spirit of his late mother. The more they chase the dead, the faster their living hearts catch up with them. The past keeps intruding, most painfully when Khram (Gunner Natsakan Chairote), the source of Daotok's old wounds, resurfaces to ask for a second chance in front of the boyfriend Arthit is only pretending to be. A reluctant confession, a jealous spiral over a charming newcomer and an injury that drags the truth into the light push the pair toward the same question: whether a bond forged in grief can survive in daylight. Familiar faces from the wider story, including Tonfah (Bever Patsapon Jansuppakitkun) and Typhoon (Tonliew Methaphat Chimkul), keep the arc rooted in the close-knit friend group.

Directed by Natthanon Kheeddee under executive producer Siwaj Sawatmaneekul for Studio Wabi Sabi, the eight-episode arc adapts Howlsairy's novel West: The Sun from Another Star, and its emotional pulse is carried by the official soundtrack Khang Lai, performed by the two leads, known as NgernOat. New episodes aired every Wednesday from 4 March to 22 April 2026, with the extended streaming edition running on WeTV alongside the GMM 25 broadcast and free episodes on Studio Wabi Sabi's official YouTube channel.