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Timely and funny. Great cinematography. Direk Petersen Vargas knows how to combined the artsy of Indie films plus the charming mood of BL series.

Super feel good series! Great acting, cinematography and editing! Really cute story. If you just want to step away from the harsh reality of the world for a few minutes and you'd like to feel a little giddy, this is a great recommendation.

When I watched the first episode, it was intriguing. The acting of the main actors were good, there are some instances in the editing that left many dead airs but in the end you'll feel that the two actors have great chemistry!

I love how this series does not involve evil third parties(Krystal was more of Xavier's personal issue) , or sudden deaths, or grandiose familial conflicts that many romances explore for lack of imagination. The story stayed more on how these two boys came into terms with their true feelings and how to express them, a coming of age in a way. The story was simple yes, but it was done right. Partnered with a laser focused story telling and honest acting, it was more than enough to deliver the message, and I felt every bit of it. They made the right decision to stick with the story, and not extend just because its popular. They can come back later for another storyline, and I will surely look forward to it.

Very entertaining and satisfying to watch as you can see some touches of the Indie art from Petersen Vargas the director of 2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten. Gorgeous casts and good editing. I love that its timely.