Till The World Ends

Golf visits jailed Gus, and introducing Lin as a global alert gives 13 days until the end. Chaos ensues, and Golf sees Art hurt by mistake. Now, Golf faces a tough choice: save himself or risk everything for Art. Their fates intertwine in a desperate race against time, amidst chaos and looming disaster, highlighting the essence of sacrifice and the human spirit.

The world nears the apocalypse, and Art loses his memory, complicating their situation. Golf and Art dodge the bunker and face the 'Gang of Baptism.' Mistrust leads Art to flee at night, adding suspense to this tale of survival and betrayal. Trust, betrayal, hope, despair, and the 'Gang of Baptism' threat intertwine as characters confront fears in a desperate survival bid.

Art is attacked by the "Gang of Baptism," but Golf comes to his rescue just in time. In the struggle, Golf accidentally kills one gang member. The surviving member, Fai, takes Art's wallet and swears revenge on both Art and Golf. Despite the danger, Art tends to Golf's injuries, and they pledge never to leave each other's side again, forging a stronger bond in the face of adversity

Art and Golf meet a kind Grandma searching for her dog, "Kung Fu." They form a close bond as Art recovers some memories, while Golf remains tight-lipped about it. The menacing "Gang of Baptism" continues their brutal acts. Together, they reunite Grandma with her beloved dog, finding solace in each other amidst the chaos of the world's end.

Golf's long-lost brother, Gus, returns unexpectedly. Golf almost shoots him, but they reconcile happily. Golf develops feelings for Art and, with support from Grandma and Gus, confesses his love. However, Art discovers Golf's past actions and the episode delves into themes of love, forgiveness, and the consequences of their choices in the face of the impending apocalypse.

Art loses trust in Golf after a revealing video, leaving Golf guilt-ridden and uncertain. In a bold move, Golf proposes, leading to a romantic wedding orchestrated by Grandma. As Gus learns of a bunker in China, they celebrate, unaware of the looming threat from the Baptism gang.

The Baptism gang invades, leading to a tragic shootout where Grandma is killed, and Golf retaliates against Fai. Fleeing, the trio discovers a safe haven, the address on a wedding card, en route to a gas station. In this refuge, Art and Golf intimately connect for the first time, finding solace amidst chaos.

Rescued by Uncle Som, Art, Golf, and Gus receive a pickup truck for their journey. In a valley, Golf and Art share an intimate moment, unaware of the road ahead. As they head to Art's home, Art assures Gus he'll protect Golf, sensing Gus's ominous premonition about his own fate.

Arriving at Art's home, they face the vengeful gang in a fierce clash. Despite triumphing over their foes, Gus is wounded. Amidst the turmoil, they reconcile and, opting against the bunker, set their sights on Doi Pha Hom Pok for solace.

Golf, he opens up, tracing his feelings for Art from their first encounter to the present. Amidst their journey, Art encounters Fatima, a smiling refugee, stirring reflections. Together, they weigh their options: seeking the bunker's safety or embracing life's final moments with uninhibited joy.