Kian’s return allowed Aron to finally confront the pain he’s been keeping for years. Realizing the impact of leaving his childhood friend alone especially during those darkest times, Kian makes a promise not to leave him alone ever again.

What makes you fight for love? Kian sees an opportunity for Aron to finally fight for his love – cooking. Instead of selling the place where his mom used to house her failed restaurant, Kian asks his friend’s approval to re-open it with Aron as the chef. But one problem has to be solved – neither of them knows how to run a business.

Another day, another selosan? We all know how the pandemic instantly hit everything… even our daily routines. With the locals having a hard time buying their necessities in the market, Aron is having difficulty to cook and serve food for Kian as other ingredients are running out. Luckily, his good friend April willingly offered some of her goods to Aron. But Kian doesn’t seem to be happy about this. His reason: it’s never safe to allow anyone coming into his house. Is he really concerned about the health threat or is he threatened by something else – an emotional threat?

An unexpected guest is yet to test Aron and Kian’s relationship. As much as Aron would like to question his childhood friend, he feels that he does not have any right to do so. Instead, he remains calm and silent as he watches the two having a fun time over his cooked meals/. If he thinks that he doesn’t have the right to complain, can he at least be feeling jealous?