Third, a film student, has a crush on his womanizing friend Khai, who's the handsome, princely type. But Khai has a girlfriend in every department at their university, so Third never dares to confess. When they watch movies together at the cinema, Khai discusses the plot and tells Third that if you like someone, you should confess, no matter how risky it is. When Third finally works up the courage to tell Khai how he feels, Khai misunderstands his confession...
Third's perspective: What would make you blurt out the word "idiot"? Maybe when you're walking along the street and a passing car splashes muddy water all over you? Or when you eagerly go to see a movie, only to find the story is nothing like you imagined? For me, it's falling in love with a friend by accident and giving him everything, while he never once looks back at me. He's the first person I see when I wake up, and we're together all day, closer than ever. But every night, I have to watch him take a different woman back to his room. Do you know how not okay that is?
The original Thai drama?