Player EP 9- You can literally see me go red! - Tier Member Special

She wanted to be chosen for herself, not used as part of a money scheme. Even though she knew the truth early on, she let things unfold because she hoped what they had was real and that Pun would eventually be honest with her. Instead, she held on to the lie until the very end.

The episode begins with Pun lying alone in her bed, missing Ploy, remembering the orange juice and folding little butterflies with her confessions to Ploy that she misses her and stopping for intermittent cries. After the credits, Prang lets her frustrations about Pun out on punching back barely held by Jay. Then, we cut to Min talking to Ploy, she wonders why she had to that (probably the cheating and break-up), and argues Pun probably didn’t meant to deceive her. But Ploy argues that before giving your heart to someone, you should make sure they give you theirs. Min wants to know whether she is sure that she hasn’t given it away already. Ploy doesn’t give answer, but her face betrays that she has. Pun is thinking about Ploy, he smile, her hug, her scent, and wonder how she would feel if she’d return to her. But her broken heart has wiped out all of her longing and pulled her back into reality, she muses as she folds up a drawing of her into a large butterfly and places it center in the butterfly artwork. As she comes to terms with the fact that Ploy slept with someone else, she says goodbye to her. Pun is joined by her friends – Best, Jieab and Krit – for some consolation, but Jieab is texting with a friend, she says. Best wants to know if she actually has friends. She texts with “her babe”, as she puts it, but didn’t want the questioning session – so she tells them to shut up and actually focus on Pun. Best proposes finding someone new and mentions that she ran into Bee the other day, and she’s more gorgeous that before. But Krit and Jieab wonder whether Pun’s ready for Bee, claiming she really did a number on her. Pun later reminisces some more about Ploy over the butterfly earrings she got from her. Then Phetai calls her, she wants to know how he’s doing having heard the caught the bad guys who were after him. He will probably stay a bit longer in Thailand before returning to the USA. He want to know if she still interested in returning as well, vowing to sort to out free of charge if she wants citizenship. But she needs more time to think it through, and Phetai asks whether that is because of Ploy. But Pun doesn’t want to talk about her and tells him if she changes her mind, she will get in touch. Play has forgotten to go over her schedule with her assistant Ji. Ji has five brands that want her, and Ploy accepts them all without checking them. Ji warns her that this might be too much work, but Ploy says she can handle it. She then hangs up the phone. Pun meets up with Golf. He claims he has been busy tracking down Phetai, who then just contacted him. He asks her if she got her money back, and she confirms it. Golf is wondering where he got all the money – at least 1.5 million THB, not including the debts he had elsewhere. But Pun thinks he got his own ways, and Golf just hopes he’s not scamming someone else to pay them back. Then, it is revealed that they talk with their backs against each other, and Golf claims he was just worried about her, and Pun suspect he wants to get back with her, but Golf claims he’s learned his lesion and doesn’t want Ploy to interfere. Put and Best are sitting at the bar where Bee frequented all week, sitting all alone. Then she comes in (being played by Ying of “The Secret of Us” and “My Safe Zone”, of course) and sits alone at the bar. Cheered on by Best, she approaches her. She argues that Bee doesn’t look happy, and asks if she still is paying for what she did. Bee is asking whether she’s still mad at her. We get a little flashback of Bee dropping Pun off while flirting with her ending in a kiss. But later, she kissed someone else. Bee asks if Pun liked her back then and Pun admit she though she did, but when she met the person she really liked, she realized that what was between them was nothing close to love. So, is she just her to mess with her, Bee wants to know, but Put argues she’s just bored and looking for something to do – and then tries to kiss her – but Bee turns away, thinking she’s drunk. But Pun argues that she’s not, leans in again, and asks her to go to the restroom. Bee wonders whether she is in a hurry and hasn’t even finished her drink yet, but Pun empties it in one go and takes her to the restroom. Once there, they start a heavy makeout session – the gets cancelled as Pun calls out Ploy’s name. Pun apologizes for it, but as Bee says it’s nothing, Pun breaks down crying in her arms claiming she can’t take it anymore. Bee tells Pun, having returned to the bar, that it’s never a good thing to hook up with a person just to forget another, especially if you call her name in the middle of it; it will only make things messier. Then, what should she do to forget, Pun asks, but Bee isn’t sure, either. Then, Best shows up again, apparently they had beef at university, but she offers to try out her glow-up self. Meanwhile, Ploy has appeared, and Pun just keeps staring are her. Bee notices this and says that she should leave – but pun holds her back and asking her to keep her company for a bit – and asks her to kiss her. Bee protests, claiming they have been over this. But Pun kisses her anyway. Pun asks Best whether Ploy caught that, and she confirms. Bee if feeling used by Pun, but Pun walks out with her mentioning Best to join them after 10 minutes. Outside Bee claims that she has feelings too, and thinks that Pun is aiming high these days, having identified Ploy. Bee asks whether put wants to move on or wants her back, but she doesn’t know anymore. She is starting to cry again as she asks Bee whether she’s not loveable, and wants to know why she cheated on her. Bee says that first of all, is was all of her with the cheating and had nothing to do with Pun, secondly she saw how Ploy looked at her – cold, yet jealous and caring. Pun argues that if Ploy really cared she wouldn’t have let her walk out. But Bee is confident that she knows that look, because she had worn it her whole life. Then, she leaves, and as she revisits the video Ploy posted from Hong Kong, Best arrives to ask her how she’s holding up, and hugs her. Then, they leave. At home, she starts crying again, and we see Ploy’s POV of the encounter reacting devastated to Pun’s apparent moving on. She starts to drink heavily, until later at night, she is picked up and taken home by a concerned Prang. Pun notices the two of them getting home together. Prang asks Ploy why she’s drinking so much, stating that Jay and her are worried. Then, she asks whether it’s about Pun, admitting that she knows about them. She apologizes for getting involved with her sister, and Prang asks what was she thinking, but Ploy argues it doesn't matter anymore. But Prang argues that leaving this like this only hurts both, and Pun listens in as Prang asks her if she know how Pun has been but Ploy wants to know if she knows what Pun has done, she does, but Ploy asks how much of it. Then, Prang leaves, and Pun decides to go in. She want to talk to Ploy, and opens by asking her who has left her this time, she looks awful. Ploy tells her if it’s nothing, then she should just leave, but Pun interrogates her asking if she’s ever thought about her even once, but Ploy states that whatever they had is over, and it was never real from the start. Pun reacts emotionally and want to know whether there really is nothing left of Pun in her heart, whether is was just a game to her. She just wants her to know that she loves her, and starts to hug her, claiming she never wanted anything from her, but her. This breaks Ploy’s silent spell, accusing her of being interested in her brother, admitting that she knows she only got close to her to get to Phetai, and admitting she know that she ditched her to get her money back at the start of that Hong Kong weekend. And she maintains that what they had was never real from the start. Pun is sorry, but Ploy tells her to get out, so, she leaves – on not just Ploy, but leaving the country. We end the episode on a shot of Ploy standing alone on her balcony. ___ Well, that was no fun at all, but it had to end sometime. This week all of Pun’s silly, little games came cashing in on her life with devastating effect. I don’t know since when exactly Ploy knew that Pun was after her because of her brother, but I suspect if was after Pun already fell for her and had all but abandoned the plans, because she had fallen for Ploy. That would make it even more tragic. Now, the final three episodes must be about getting them back together, and I suspect the butterfly collage – and perhaps Prang and Jay – will play a significant part in that. I count this week as a “necessary evil” we need to get through to get to the bottom of Ploy and Pun’s relationship, and find out who the titular “Player” really is.

Thank you finally someone is upset with ploy, pun always to get the blame for this entire situation but if ploy hadn’t played along this whole weird game of deception wouldn’t have started. And I’m sorry if someone stole a million from me I would be killing people to get it back, tho going to puns police dad would have been more sensible. Will we be getting more Pluto?