Player Ep 7 - This was beautiful.. then tried my last nerve!

Love you reaction to this, next episode is so good

The episode starts with a repeat of the bathtub scene of Ploy and Pun, followed by a bit of teasing afterwards. After the credits, we see Pun packing because the weekend is over; Pun is getting quite shy at the innuendo of Ploy. Then, Prang come in and tells them they’re waiting downstairs. Ploy lies that she just needs to finish her makeup with Pun. Prang lets this obvious excuse slide and leaves for the car. Back at home, they are lying in bed and making out some more; Pun asks Ploy why she enjoys teasing that much, and Ploy first denies it, then agrees to stop doing it – and the makeout goes up to 11 and turns into a full love scene. Prang at her home meanwhile suspects that there is something going on with Ploy and Pun; Jay tells her not to get stressed about it, as two people can just fall in love, and there is nothing she can do about it. The next day at Ploy’s, Pun can’t decide which soft drink to take, and ends up drinking coffee which keeps her up all night, next to a sleeping Ploy. This turns her into a wreck at work the following day. But she is happy when she gets a text from Ploy. At night, Ploy is rehearsing lines as Pun is in need of some attention; Ploy proposes she reads the lines with her, so that she is done faster, and Pun agrees – as long as Ploy does what Pun wants afterwards. They rehearse a few lines, then Ploy put Pun on her lap and kisses her, followed by the remark that Pun was supposed to push her back in the scene, but Pun quickly invents another line to keep things going. This scene turn into makeout once more. The next day, Ploy is applying perfume as Pun hugs her from behind stating the she doesn’t need any makeup. The talk a bit about Ploy’s love for perfume and she doesn’t know why she likes it so much – but in a flashback, we see that it stems from her mother’s use of it. She states what whenever shy applies perfume she see a faint aura, making her feel more confident, stronger and safe. Pun takes Ploy to a perfume workshop where they create their own fragrances for each other Ploy creates something called “Tiger’s cub” because Pun loves pretending to be a tiger, but purrs like a cub. But Pun asserts that even cubs can bite, and she has her Prey already in sight. Ploy wonders if she turned into Prey all of a sudden, and Pun claims she’s tastiest kind – then, she presents her fragrance for Ploy called “Pun’s hug” and the name is apt, because it wraps her tight into her aura. At the gym of the apartment building, Ploy, Pun, Prang and Jay are all exercising, and Prang gets suspicious at their behavior. She doesn’t want Pun to get hurt, especially by the ex who played Jay as well she remarks, but Jay argues that Ploy doesn’t look at Pun the way she looked at them. Jay remarks that this is what working out together look like, but Prang is still worried. Later, Pun asks Ploy if she had fun today, and Ploy return the question immediately, which prompts Pun to ask when Ploy will stop answering questions with another question, but Ploy argues that if Pun had fun, so did she. They start making out, then Jay comes in taking a phone call, and they quickly hide; they hear Jay talking about the proposal that this time, it must happen – she will keep it simple so that it doesn’t get delayed anymore. Later at Ploy’s home, Pun is surprised, she didn’t think it would happen this soon, but Ploy want to keep their love story to them – they’ve got their own story to focus on. They start making out again – but Pun’s phone rings, and as it keeps ringing even as Pun keeps rejecting the call. It’s Krit, and he wants her to come immediately – because they encountered Phetai in a bar. This conjures up another episode on Sherlock and Angel Pun, where Sherlock argues that this might be her only change to get that million back, whereas Angel cannot believe that Pun would leave Ploy for this. In the end, she states that something urgent came up and she has to leave – right now; she’s sorry about that, Ploy is not happy. At the bar, Phetai is going to the bathroom with Krit following him. As Put arrives at the bar, she unknowingly crosses Phetai who is wearing his helmet and driving off. She gets told that Phetai is still in the bathroom and goes over to investigate – but all the finds is Krit, who has been beaten up by Phetai because he caught wind of him. Pun notices that she probably passed the guy as she entered - but he’s gone now. Ploy calls, and wonders whether she got home. But as she lies she got there and will go to bed now, Ploy just ends the call without a word. Pun proceeds to take Krit to the hospital. After the incident, Ploy starts to ghost Pun. She makes a fake flower bouquet out of paper and wants to surprise Ploy and a dinner with the producers of her show with it, but she is there with Dream so she does not dare to disturb her without calling first – but Ploy lies that she already left and is back on set. Pun asks Prang and Jay about Ploy, but they haven’t seen her, either. She asks about Dream and Ploy specifically and Prang states what we already knew: that they were each other’s first love, that it ended badly, but that they remained friends – which lead Pun to remark in her head that at least Dream wants to be more than friends – and Jay supports that theory with her own remarks, but arguing that it’s hard to read Ploy sometimes. Put visits the set to bring Jay some snacks, but really to talk with Ploy; she acts coldly but agrees to talk to her. She claims she has been working a lot and doesn’t want her to wait for her. The talk is over as quicky as it began. Over the following days, Pun tries to meet up with Ploy, but she’s always busy, and the phone calls keep getting shorter. Eventually, Pun stops preparing dinner for her. Then, one night Ploy shows up at her door, drunk. She acts friendly again, even tries to seduce her, claiming she’s missed Pun. She asks her that if she missed her that much, why she hadn’t visited her, but Ploy just want Pun to hold her. They hug and start to kiss, but the Pun suddenly stops to ass her where she has been – and finds a hickey on her body. Pun goes into full paranoia mode, and asks her who did that, was is Dream and are there more. But Ploy claims it just the one mark, then evades further questioning by taking a shower, leaving Pun unhappy. The next day. Pun wants to talk; she doesn’t like someone else mark on Ploy’s body. And when she talks to other people, does she ever care about how Ploy feels, she retorts. Pun wants to know whether she’s mad at her, but Ploy needs to go to work. Yet Pun finds out that’s a lie by talking to her assistant. What she wants to do on set when she doesn’t have to work, Pun asks, but Ploy claims she never asked her what she did when she went off the grid, so to speak. Put apologizes for that but argues she hasn’t talked to anyone else for ages, and if Ploy is angry she should at least show it like a normal person – but Ploy argues, she’s not angry, just hurt. Pun feared she might have found someone else, but if she hurt that means she still cares. Ploy lies again that she has to work and is about to leave – but Pun hugs her from behind not letting her go. After a long while, Ploy states that there a long weekend coming up and invites her to come to Hong Kong with her, and Pun agrees claiming to go anywhere with her. As they leave home, Pun has already saved many reviews of restaurants of the phone – that she get’s another call, and this time it’s Phetai. ___ After lovey-dovey 30 minutes, this episode suddenly took a sharp turn straight into pain territory. I didn’t understand why Ploy would suddenly ghost Pun, but apparently, she though that Pun was two-timing her or something. Anyway, this was the least enjoyable episode since the start – and the next one doesn’t look much better.