𝕊ℙ𝕆𝕀𝕃𝔼ℝ𝕊 𝔸𝕃𝔼ℝ𝕋
"Someone told me that there are no secrets in this world. Once the secret is known for more than two people, it's no longer a secret. I don't like having secrets. I never feel like it's fun to hide something. It only causes...
It had been a very busy week for our boys. In terms of work, they're packed. But with two faculties who fundamentally doesn't get along in the first place put together in the front lines, unnecessary fights and misunderstandings were expected to be a regular occurrence and this only delayed the project even more. And with the addition of a new character, it seemed like we now have a new problem at hand.
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Episode 4 Recap and Quick Breakdown
After a rollercoaster ride in the previous episode, we're now in the fourth episode. With everything basically prepared by Pat, there shouldn't be any problems with the project – or so they thought. It seemed like the bad blood that ran through these people's veins isn't as simple as Pat and Pran had imagined.
As a group, the team leaders couldn't just have their own private meetings on their own, they needed everyone's opinions regarding their plans and so they agreed that it was necessary to put everyone together. However, it was deemed that this bunch can't even be in a room together. It was like a system was etched and encrypted in their brains that decipher anything said by the other group to be an insult. And with that, it didn't even take minutes and Pat and Pran were already restraining Korn and Wai from cutting each other's throats.
Wai, for one, was adamant at against Pat's suggestion of working together – and he isn't even planning to back down. He explained his reason in an unmannerly way and it just infuriated the other group; and when another standoff was about to happen, Pran spoke out. He said that they really shouldn't work together while eyeing Pat.
This didn't set well with Pat. He was only following through their original plan. It was a thorough plan that they thought together and it was just unacceptable for Pran to back out the last minute. He planned to talk to Pran about this sudden change of plans later.
Later, the two team leaders had their own emergency strategic meeting together. Pat immediately brought up the problem that had been bugging him from their last group meeting, asking for Pran's explanation. Pran apologized, telling Pat that he did not account Wai and his friends' reactions. Now on a stalemate, their plans were about to go to waste. But after all the effort and arrangements they made, they weren't just about to give up. Instead, Pran temporarily thought of an idea so that they could start working.
Pran thought that since their brats can't really get along even with work, they should just work separately – Architecture people will be working on even days and Engineering people will be working on odd days. Pat settled with it for now.
In Pran's lead, the idea was easily accepted by the Architecture group. However as expected, the issue of trust was brought to light by his friends. Given the long history of hatred between the two faculties, it was the least these guys could say. But Pran reassured the group that Pat, at the very least, is diligent and isn't someone who would slack off – seemingly forgetting the fact that they're supposed to not know each other in the university.
