Enemies with Benefits Ep. 10 | Full Length Reaction
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I will missss thisssssssss !
Ya'll have to do Whale Store. I with everyone on ViewMin. Hurry Bake Love Feeling. Surely KapookCize will get a series or GMMTV could lose them. Im sure the new Mind... would snap them up. Their production company have come out with great series already. Sorry cant remember rest of name.
âPoisonous Loveâ next please đ
Love Beyond Dreams is next, but i really hope they just choose to watch PL out of nowhere someday LOL. the'll be like 'why didn't we watch it sooner'
I think it's a shame that they seemed to be rehashing the same drama with Wine cutting and running, instead of showing some progress between them since this is the final episode. I completely understand Wine's perspective, I'm honestly the same way as much as I try not to be, so I know that it comes from a place of deep insecurity. But Lan has always been so steadfast in her love for Wine, so it would really have been nice if they showed us how Wine was healing from that a little bit because of Lal's influence, rather than just showing us the same fight over again. Again, it's the last episode, it would be nice to see some positive changes. Otherwise, I do really like this finale. I agree that it's kind of just a hotchpotch of loose ends being wrapped up, but I'm fine with that honestly. I like to be able to just sit with the characters and say goodbye to them. And especially because I get the feeling that Bake Love Feeling will continue many of the characters' stories, I don't feel like it needs to be a perfect ending. I'm with you that I wish Kapook and Ciize's relationship had been explored in a bit more depth. I can't wait for them to have their own show. As hot as Jan and Jingjing have been in this show, the few moments we've seen with KapookCiize makes it obvious that their kisses and intimacy scenes are a lot more natural than JanJingjing's. Having a whole series of them would be insane đ I think I'm with you more or less about where this show ranks. For me, Us is the best GMM show, and then probably this equal with Pluto and 23.5, but above Whalestore and Girl Rules. Still loved the show, but a little room for improvement âşď¸
Have you guys been following any of the news about Pls Love, which is LenaMiu's next project? Miu plays one of those Hostess Bar girls, and Lena is like her HS friend who hires her because she's jealous of other people getting to be with her. Looks like it has the potential to be the toxic Yuri of my dreams đ but MSZ wasn't exactly top tier, so I'll wait and see.
I really loved this series, thanks for reacting to it. They have a special episode called married with my enemy.
I enjoyed the finale and this show was a great solo debut series for JanJingJing. I canât wait for their upcoming projects and also KapookCiize as they are getting more attention from fans that Iâm sure they get a series next year (hereâs to hoping) To answer your question about the music, Yes, it was the same music with May in Pluto. Actually, they have been using a lot of music and cues from Pluto throughout the whole show. For example, the same music was played when Aioon and her grandmother had an emotional argument about finding out her diploma was fake with the same frame of scene of Lal having a heart-to-heart with Wineâs mom in this finale. I guess the directors really love those sound music/bites that they sometimes recycles those in their projects so I wonât be surprised if Ditto has some music cues from Enemies with Benefits. Now we say goodbye and say hello to the new series watch-along!
đđžââď¸đ¨ finale time!! LFG
Janjingjing are also in a 4 episode GL called MuteLuv: Hello is this Luck which is excellent. My only comment on the LalWine dynamic is that a lot of this was manufactured by the show to create drama and is not part of the original books which are a very enjoyable read.
true for both!
GMMTV acquired the rights for the three remaining books so there will surely be a 2nd season & I'm excited on how it's gonna be because I need more of Lal & Wine.I'm also curious how it's gonna be since here Wine is raised by a single mom while in one of the specials Wine's dad is Lal's ticket to get the family approval for Wine's hand in marriage since Lal & Wine's mom's first meeting is not good.
Another side couple who had great chemistry is the side couple in Queendom hope M&D get to check that series out soon
Just a really solid show. Not perfect, but fun with some solid acting and writing and genuine emotional beats. (Also, ngl, KapookCiize's chemistry kind of stole the show in the home stretch)
You should check out the other series they were in, MuTeLuv Hello, Is This Luck. its only 4 episodes long. Here is the trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tV0hc-0iPQ
There are some shows that some of the episodes aren't great but the finale makes up for it. Then there are some shows where the finale stinks but most or all of the episodes are pretty amazing. I think that's the case here. The finale was far from being bad, but I think the manufactured misunderstanding between Lal and Wine in the middle, where they fight and she dissappears was unnecessary. We just saw this couple get through some pretty crazy shit and then because of a misunderstanding Wine flees and Lal freaks out. Other than that I really enjoyed the series as a whole. Lal is in the top tier of greenest of green flags, the character of Wine was flawed but we peeled back a lot of what made her that way. Then the side couple is one of the best side couples that we have seen in a GL. Plus the office story was pretty interesting for the most part. Could have done without as much Korn stuff as we got, but the corporate spying and infiltrating that was going on was interesting. I am so happy to know who JanJingJing is and get to follow their journey basically from the start. I came a bit late to GLs so I found EmiBonnie on the quicker side, probably right after US premiered, but FreenBecky, LMSY, NamtanFilm, MilkLove, Englot have been established for years and years, so it is cool to have a couple just starting out. I feel the same way about ShellyPundao(from Roller Coaster). Very happy there will be a spinoff, I hope for at least a few real episodes, not some of that Clairbelle 3 minutes stuff. Thanks M&D for the recaps, it was a fun rewatch.
Yeah that manufactured last episode drama is so silly; reminds me of Hometown Romance. Like, we already lived through all the drama! Just give us the good stuff now? đ
Fun fact: the new HR hire is from a girl group called Felizz. Theyâre agmmtv girl group and Sangt is also known to be Janjingjingâs daughter because of their resemblance. Sheâs also a great dancer like jjj.
As others have mentioned, ViewMim will be having their own series Bake Love Feeling (BLF) which is within the same universe as EWB. It was a good passing of the torch moment in the finale of EWB where they almost crossed paths but didn't actually meet, so that their first actual meeting would be in their own series. Too bad that GMMTV did not take advantage of the momentum by having these shows back to back, and we have to wait a while as BLF hasn't even started filming yet. There's a pilot of BLF on YT, so you could check that out if you have time.
It's been so nice re-watching this show and seeing your reactions. I agree they tried to put a lot in the final episode. It seems to me that in a lot of GL series they have a hard time finding the balance with the story and writing and the number of episodes of a series. It felt like EWB need one more episode with everything they were trying to include, two if the series would have had more side couple development. I think part of why it always feels rushed to me in GL's is that they are not just concluding the current storyline but also trying to give the "and they lived happily ever after" which makes them have to put in a bunch of extra stuff without really flushing it out. It makes the endings feel a little rushed and disjointed. For me I don't always need a completely happy ending, some of my favorite shows have had endings that just devastated me, but they made sense and made the story feel whole. If we're honest, as viewers I think traditionally GL has been stories that viewers use as a happy retreat from reality and the endings are made this way to reflect that. Nothing wrong with that, but I'm also happy to see that as the GL industry is growing the stories are starting to show more diversity. Its a fun time to be a GL fan.
Just as a fun fact, the HR girl is Sangt, from the group FELIZZ. She signed with GMMTV after a competition she competed in, but didn't win, called Thailand School Star 2024. She's only 18 but has a supporting role coming up in a GMMTV BL called Kiss Me, Remember. Does any of this matter for this show? No. But it's more information about the background actors, which I'm kind of always interested in.
I definitely see your points about the finale. It's a little chaotic, tbh. All the same, I think this is a great GL rom-com that dodges a lot of cliches and provides a good balance between the relationships and the other plot lines. That scene where View and Mim pass each other is a little set-up for their own upcoming GL called Bake Love Feeling, where they play these characters in the EWB-verse.
Yeah so there is actually a special episode called Married To My Enemy and the Author of Enemies with benefits said that all three of her books which are Eneies with Benefits main book, Enemies With Benefits special, Enemies with benefits working days (stuff that happened in between the main book, e.g during their friends with benefits relationship) and Enemies with benefits wedding has all been bought by GMMTV so we'll get all of that so it'll hopefully be a few special episodes. Love you guys, excited for future episodes. â¤ď¸
And they are waiting to start filming for those
Theyâre not a perfect couple but still very realistic, I agree with you about it being a good series but definitely not one of my favorites
ViewMim are having a series called Bake Love Feeling set in the same universe - it's why we had Cheese introduced and we see View's character at the end. The show should come out end of this year/start of next. As for KapookCiize, though I agree it wasn't as fleshed out, they both survived and didn't break up so we fans of them take it as a good first step before they have a series of their own lol JanJingjing is such a good pairing I hope GMMTV take good care of them going forward Great series, thanks for the reactions
M and D you need to watch the bake love feelings pilot ( viewmim series ) itâs a sequel to ewb. And whalestorexoxo (with Milklove) its the first series of the trilogy.
The finale starts where the last one ended: with Lal on the road in front of Kornâs car. Korn gets out after the car failed to run Lal over, and gets hit by her right away. He momentarily get the upper hand, but Jantra Numnim and Base come to the rescue and Bas holds Korn while Lal kicks and hits him repeatedly. Wine exits the car, and Lal asks her frantically if sheâs hurt, apologizing for arriving late. But Wine wants her to stop apologizing, because if she keeps being like this, how is she supposed to get over her. Lal incredulously asks her if she loves her, which of course she does, so much. She is sorry for saying bad things about her in the meeting room, but the truth is, she loves her so much that she didnât want to be the reason she got fired. Lal admits that she loves her, too. And they fall into each otherâs arms under the eyes of Janta, Bas and Numnim who are all moved. After a long hug, Lal asks Wine to be her girlfriend, and Wine is astonished that after everything she did, she still wants to be with her. But Lal really wants to be with her more that anything in the world, and Wine of course accepts. Later, the police wants to know what happened, and Numnim claims Lal acted in self-defense during the chaos, and Janta argues it all happened because Korn tried to kidnap and assault Wine. Korn thinks this is going too far and claims he simply wanted to drive the drunk Wine home. But Bas saw the GPS coordinate and sarcastically doubts that Wine or Korn lived inside a love motel, but Korn claims the way to Wineâs condo was around there, and he accidentally pinned the wrong location. But Bas argues that rotten seems to be who he is, which prompt Korn to attack him, but gets held back by the police, and he argues that Wine got into his car by herself, so how can they claim that he kidnapped her? Lal argues that his dashcam will show the truth, but he warns her that if other people found out about this, the person who will suffer most is Wine. But Lal states that she already *has* suffered the most â she was hurt, harmed, emotionally damaged, and made to lose trust in the people around her â and worst of all, she lost her self-respect. She wants to know if he knows how much he has done to Wine, in the past and present, that has destroyed her life. Korn argues heâs not that terrible, and he hasnât even done anything to Wine, and that she wasnât ruined by him, and wants Lal to ask Wine if he did anything as bad as Lal said. He gets a call from his family but doesnât pick up, as Lal claims expecting someone like him to come to his senses was probably asking for too much. If he still canât be a good father, husband, boss or decent man, can he at least be a human being, Lal asks, and argues if someday someone he loves â like his daughter or wife â meets someone like him, would he say the same thing he just said? He repeats that he hasnât done anything to Wine, but Lal claims he did and knows the truth full well. And heâs not the only rotten person in the world, she claims, and argues that in the future, people he loves will encounter people like him, and he will understand how painful it is to see someone he loves get hurt. She calls him a part of the reason this rotten world exists. But Janta claims that Korn is very well able to reflect on his thoughts, and he should have some sense after becoming a father, and argues that if he doesnât want his daughter to meet a certain person, then donât become this king of person himself. Then, she remembers that anyone can have and child, but not everyone can become a father. Korn wants to attack Jantra, but gets held back again, and the police officers decide to let him calm down at the station. The officer want everybody to come to the station for further statements. Meanwhile, Wine confirms that she was dragged into Kornâs car without consent, that Lal tried to help her and that this led to the argument and fight with Korn, and denies that Wine started the argument claiming that Korn tried to run over Lal first. The office tells her that her friend Lal and herself need to come to the station for further statements, but Wine claims that Lal is not her friend, sheâs her girlfriend. â¤ď¸ After the credits, We meet Tangkwa and Proud who are still in the street close to the farewell party. Proud wants to know why Tangkwa didnât leave with Numnim & Co. but she claims they already left with Jantra, and asks Proud where she came from, and Proud claims to have gone to the karaoke place, but found everyone had already left. Tangkwa is surprised that Proud came looking for her, but Proud claims that before she didnât do anything about her because she was confused about Wine, but not in the way Tangkwa is thinking right now. She recounts that Wine was willing to resign so she could be with the person she loves, so she thought she should resign, too â to be with Tangkwa. She is sorry for only saying this now, but wants her to be her girlfriend, and admits she has been thinking about this for a while, but hadnât finished helping Wine with her work. But now that everything is resolved she is going to resign. Tangkwa says âHuh?!â to this four or five times, which prompt Proud to ask if thatâs the only word she knows. Tangkwa wants to know what she expected her to say to all of this, and Proud wants her to say âOkayâ. Tangkwa asks about her job, but Proud doesnât care about it â she can find another job, but not another person who makes her feel the way she does, she claims. But Tangkwa wants to think this through carefully, consider the real costs, the hidden costs and ⌠- Proud just cuts this short by kissing her, and tells her to stop thinking. Tangkwa is startled, but then kisses her back. Numnim feels sorry for Kornâs wife and daughter as they are walking back from the station, arguing she couldnât even look when his wife brought their child to the station, she couldnât even bear to look â because she needed to poop after eating too much spicy salad. Bas claims to Lal and Wine that no matter how sorry they feel for his family. They shouldnât give in and take that case as far as it can go, because people like Korn will never come to their senses. Lal thanks them for helping, and Numnim argues if itâs not about work, she will always give it her all, which Bas argues sounds weird. Wine thanks them for helping her and is not sure how she can ever repay them, dur Numnim just hugs her and tells her to take care of Lal for her. Numnim and Bas bid farewell and leave Lal and Wine alone, and Lal proposes to go back to her condo. Wine finds Lalâs home to be unchanged, but Lal claims she has kept it this way waiting for her to come back. Wine hugs her for that, and apologizes again for speaking badly about her, but Lal knows she did it to protect her. Wine admits that she never knew what it felt like to be loved properly until she was loved by her, and argues it feels like such good love, the best love sheâs ever received from anyone, and it makes her want to love her well, too. But she doesnât know if she deserves this kind of good love from her. She promises to love her the best she can, and Lal promises it as well. Wine admits she loves Lal, and they kiss. Another day, Lal and Wine come to meet Kornâs wife, and Lal just wants her to tell the truth, tell everything that has happened, and claims thereâs nothing to be afraid of. But Kornâs wife apologizes for that he did to her, and Lal claims that they canât soften her hearts, no matter how much pain this must have caused to her family, but she didnât come to beg them, but to tell them to pursue it to the very end. He husband has deeply hurt and disappointed her, she claims, and as a wife and mother she truly canât forgive his actions. Wine admits this must be a very difficult decision for her, but thanks her for it on behalf of her daughter, and argues that there is nothing greater in this world that parents who protect their child. At the company, Wine packs up her stuff, Jantra calls her in for a meeting with Nan, claiming she will be there, too, and claims Nan might already be exhausted form dealing with Medsai earlier, arguing it sounded like it was World War III in there. Medsai runs into Lal, Numnim and Bas as she is about to leave, but Lal wants to repay Numnim for all the bubble tea she drank, arguing the CCTV caught her stealing, and she wants her to apologize, which Medsai reluctantly does. Then, Numnim claims her repayment doesnât cover the sum of bubble tea she consumed â and Medsai hands over some more banknotes as she leaves. Bas wants Numnim to treat him to grilled pork, Numnim throws in an extra bacon set and Lal wants the family pork set. Jantra tells Wine that the company will cover all her expenses for compensation, including mental health support. Nan mentions they will disregard her personal relationship with Lal, then offers her a new job, and claims she will disregard her resignation letter as well, if she accepts, offering her a job in Japan â an accounting position at the head office, which is in a different branch, so the COI rule wouldnât apply. With her abilities, especially that uncovering corruption, the company doesnât want to lose someone this capable. She heard that she always wanted to go to Japan, and opportunities like that donât come often, she argues. At the restaurant, Lal, Bas and Numnim toast to their performance this month, but Numnim wants to know what about Wine, isnât she coming to celebrate, and Lal tells her that she went back to pack and tell her mother about the resignation. Lal feels guilty, but Numnim argues she must love her very much. Then Wine calls Lal to tell her she will be coming late as she will talk with her mother for a while, and she will get home by herself. After the call, Tangkwa and Proud come in and has apparently made their relationship official, Bas claims. Numnim wants to know if thereâs anyone who isnât dating, and Tangkwa refers to Bas and Numnim. đ Proud claims she already talked to HR and will transfer to an affiliated company and will talk to her new boss the following week. Bas think Wine should get such a transfer, too, but Tangkwa reports that she already received such an offer â but turned it down. This is news to Lal, which in turn astonishes Proud and Tangkwa. Wine is eating with her mother and wants to know why she isnât saying anything, and her mother claims she gave up on going to Japan because she chose her girlfriend, so what else can she say? She argues that it costs much to raise a child, and she had to sacrifice much to raise her, fighting through everything alone without help from her father. She knows this, her mother argues, yet she still chose this path. Wine argues that she can find a new job that pays as much as the old one, and her mother doesnât have to worry about expenses, she will send her money like before. But her mother argues what about her future, and claims that right now, she may be choosing love over her future, but what if one day she breaks up with her girlfriend. She argues that she will regret what she rejected that day. As she returns, she is hugged by Lal. Wine asks whatâs wrong, and Lal wants to know how it went with her mother. Same as always, Wine claims, she still doesnât understand her. No matter what she thinks or decides, she always thinks she wrong, she argues. Lal wants to know what she decided, but that fact that sheâs asking means that she already knows, she claims. Lal claims that itâs the country she always wanted to go to, so why did she turn it down? Wine claims itâs because of her, but just knowing she sacrificed her job for her already made her feel guilty enough, and claims this is such a good opportunity for her. But Wine tells her she made her decision, and she should stop talking about this. But Lal wants her to think about it again, and doesnât wants her to sacrifice herself for her anymore, arguing that if it has to be like this, maybe it would be better if they are not together. This rubs Wine the wrong way, arguing that if it were the other way around and Lal was getting this offer would she choose the job and break up with her? She argues that the correct choice would be the one where they still had each other, and she leaves before Lal has a chance to explain herself, claiming she doesnât want to see her face. Lal goes the Wineâs condos but she isnât there, and doesnât pick up the phone. Tangkwa and Proud are together in bed, but Tangkwa doesnât want to be a replacement for Wine. But Proud claims someone who knows their own heart like her doesnât see her only as a replacement fĂźr Wine. Tangkwa apologizes for asking over and over, but Proud is okay with her asking if something is bothering her, and claims she wants to love her properly. Lal calls Proud, and Proud doesnât want to pick up at first but gets persuaded to take the call by Tangkwa. Proud is surprised that Wine has disappeared and recommends she checks out Wineâs motherâs house. Lal goes to her motherâs house but Wine isnât there either; she recommends checking out her girlfriend â but that is her, Lal admits. Her mother claims she doesnât know where Wine went and tells Lal Wine came to talk to her about her job, and she simply gave her advice as a mother who worries about her daughter. Lal wants to know what she said to Wine and she invites her in as she tells her, that Wine told her about the job offer in Japan, and she knows that itâs Wineâs dream to work there and itâs a good opportunity for her. She claims she once had an opportunity link Wine, but chose love instead and made the wrong choice. Thatâs why she doesnât want Wine to end up like her. She asks her if she loves Wine, then does she know what she has to do. And Lal claims she understands now, how Wine must have felt, and she shouldnât have said that to her. She chose Lal because she was sure of her own feelings, Lal claims, and she wanted to protect their relationship. She didnât choose her because she hadnât thought it through, but already thought about it carefully, and a future with her in it was better than any other future for her. But she was the one who doubted her decision. She thanks Wineâs mother for helping her understand why she was so angry with her, and argues that while she didnât believe in Wineâs decision, Wine trusted her the most. She excuses herself and responds to her warning that what she did today will make Wine end up just like her, that she canât promise what the future will be like, but what she has to do right now, is to show Wine that she didnât make the wrong decision. Just at this moment, Tangkwa calls her and tells her she found Wine, because she posted a photo from the company outing place. Lal goes to the beach calling for Wine who responds by asking how she knew she was there. But Lal just hugs her, as Wine is asking if she doesnât let her run away at all. Later, she apologizes to Wine for saying those things to her, and Wine apologizes for running away like this, arguing they promised each other to talk things through calmly, but in the end she acted like she always did. Lal takes her hands and claims they both lost one point and they are even now. She claims she should go to Japan, and she will be okay to have a long-distance relationship, arguing she goes to Japan often and she will see her there. But Wine argues that itâs three whole months â which surprises Lal, but Wine claims that Nan promised to transfer her to the same company as Proud. Lal canât believe that they had this huge fight over just three months, but Lal claims while three months is long enough to make her feel like she could die, her love for Wine is bigger than that. Even if she goes Japan for three months â or three years â she wonât change her mind. Wine calls her a sweet month and Lal wants her to taste it â and kisses her with Wine kissing her back. And Lal wants her to flee to Sathorn the next time she is sulking because this beach is way too far. đ But from now on she wonât let her run away again. Wine is reviewing documents and asks Lal if she pays it out of her pocket, arguing that with this much profit gone, she could give away her own salary. Numnim loves Wine but canât wait for her to go to Japan. Lal wants to respond to Lal accusation, but decides to promise to fix the problem with her team. Just as Lal is sulking she gets a text from Wine âSee you in our room.â And her mood improves immediately. Later at home, Wine wants her to calm down, but Lal claims she is punishing her for being hard on her that day, as they undress each other, and Wine even drops her bra. Then, Lal meets Nan as she leaves the company and claims she assumed everyone received her mail, and Lal wants to know if sheâs resigning because sheâs running away from her mistake, but she claims she feels guilty for hiring someone like that in the first place, and resigning is her first step in taking responsibility. She claims it has been a great honor to work with them all. And she admires her work spirit. Lal returns the compliment as Nan leaves. Wine talks to Noey (played by View as a preview for âBake Love Feelingsâ) and she has prepared all the case information for her already, and if she needs anything else she just should let her know, and she will send it to her. Noey promises to do her very best with this case. Noey will leave, but Wine will stay because she is meeting a friend. But Noey and Cheese run past each other without noticing the other woman. Later, they run into Korn who fails to get a new job because of his ongoing court case because he is too much of a risk. They see each other, butt Korn doesnât dare to speak to her. Three months later, Lal takes half a day off to meet with Wine at the airport, but runs into Jantra who wants to introduce a new HR employee, and Lal tells her to make herself comfortable and treat this place like home, and the new employee jokes that she will sleep right there â but is just kidding. Lal refers for further questions to Bas and Numnim, but she is not sure how helpful they will be. Lal is pretty the new employee claims â but Jantra tells her that she has a girlfriend, and she loves her very much. But the question what her girlfriend is like remains unanswered. Wine waits for Lal who arrives 15 minutes and 48 seconds late as she tells her and argues if she had left the office in time, she would have arrived it time. She claims there was a new employee today, and she talked to her for a bit. Lal wants to go, but Wine doesnât move before she kisses her a few times and welcomes her back. Tangkwa and Proud are sitting at the beach together, and Lal and Wine are strolling on the beach as Wine makes a photo of Lal, and she asks if she looks pretty. They disagree on the photo, but Lal claims who would have known that the cute cat that Wine is could be as fierce as a tiger, but quickly calls her beautiful and will gladly let her be this fierce. Lal is so lucky that she found Wine, but Wine claims to be even luckier because they found each other. They stroll down the beach having written âLalâ¤ď¸Wineâ into the sand. âEnemies with Benefitsâ ends with another love scene with Lal and Wine on the couch in underwear going at it while ignoring popcorn. ____ This turned out to be way better than expected â and I enjoyed the novel immensely. But the series amped up the drama and, male misogyny and sexist behavior front and center, and turned the latter episode into a statement against this plague of modern society while still being funny. Lal as the lovable loser but fierce fighter for womenâs rights, and Wine as the timid but shrewd accountant were played to 110% by Jan and Jingjing, with Kapook and Ciize finally getting a happy end as Tangkwa and Proud. In short, everything was even better than in the already great novel, and I give âEnemies with Benefitsâ - the spiciest GMMTV GL ever - my top rating for 2026, a well-deserved 9/10 or an âA-â in U.S. letter grades. I will surely be watching âMarried to my Enemyâ as soon as it comes out. đ
LFG! Btw, View being here is more like a passing of the torch. Bake Love Feeling their upcoming series are in the same universe as Enemies With Benefits and MilkLoves Series, Whale Store, XOXO. Though itâs really sad that Bake Love Feeling didnât air after this. đ Thanks again for another top tier reaction, M&D! Also yes there will be special ep for this married to my enemy.
GMMTV really fumbled by not having Bake Love Feeling air after Enemies with Benefits. :(, btw Meesh and Dee that bit with View and Mim is a little snippet for their upcoming series which is part of this same universe along with Whalestore XOXO.
See you Again soon JJJ fandom! can't wait for the next episodes!
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There is actually a special episode coming out soon. It's called "Married To My Enemy".
I can't watch
