Khaotung, a 26-year-old adult, wishes to undo the past to find a way to save his high school crush, First. Unable to move on from his tragic past, Khaotung faces depression, wanting to end his own life.
He didn't expect to wake up from jumping off...
The following week started, and Khaotung, as usual, sat in the back of the class by the window. He listens to music as he stares outside, looking at other students doing their thing, enjoying themselves in the hot sun. He let out a sigh as he wished lunch break had already started.
Instead, he was stuck in English class. His teacher talked about Phrases and past continuous. He already knew this stuff, and he was good at it. Back at his office job, he had to write multiple emails in English.
If that real
He thought.
He leans his chin in his hand. Drifting off in his thoughts. Not long after, the teacher slams her hand on his table.
"Mister, Thanawat!" she snaps him out of his daze, making him look up in shock. "Pay attention!" she spoke with a stern and direct tone. "I won't tolerate slackers in my class"
"Yes, Ma'am" He gave her an awkward nod before she continued her lecture. Khaotung could melt to the ground, seeing some students giggle and stare at him. Even First smiled at him, shaking his head. How embarrassing!
Finally, class ended, and they had a lunch break. Drake excitedly grabbed his stuff and rushed out of class, leaving his friends behind, he raced Aj to the cafeteria. Hearing the teachers shout after them not to run. Jamie and Film walked up to Love to invite her to go to the restroom to give her a makeover. They wanted to style her hair just like them.
First waved them goodbye. He soon grabbed some papers from his bag and handed them to the teacher.
"Well done, First," she said as she looked through the papers "You seem to improve," she smiled at him, putting the paper down on her desk. "I will take a look at it. In the meantime, keep practising, okay?" With that, he gave her a nod, thanking her for the extra exercises.
First wasn't good at English. He struggled with it a lot, and he didn't know why. When he had to write, he mixed all the letters and used the wrong grammar. Sometimes, he translates word for word, mising up the sentence. He was also embarrassed to speak as he didn't know how to pronounce them correctly.
He has to pass his English test next week otherwise, he's not allowed to play the upcoming match against their rival school. Something he doesn't want to miss, of course.
