A day of an unfortunate "Dude" where everything in his life turns back on him—his work, dream, idol, friend, and family. In that one day, he must fight these disappointments, do a big load of laundry, and face the worst of all, his ex-girlfriend.

Apnea” follows Pun, a recent graduate whose life is submerged in an emotional vacuum following an abrupt breakup with his first love from university. Pun is tormented by the lack of explanation, believing he did nothing wrong. In reality, his older ex-girlfriend had to end the relationship because she prioritized stability to face the professional world. She kept her true reason secret, knowing Pun would immediately try to change himself for her, but she wanted him to continue enjoying his current life as a graduate. Driven by the desire to let Pun live his life freely, she chose to leave without providing any closure. Left in emotional darkness, Pun begins a quest to find the truth behind that night. The story unfolds through the lens of Pun’s fragmented memories, illustrating his painful struggle to forget her while simultaneously searching for the validation needed to finally move on.

The story centers on "Tle" and his critical decision to end his current relationship, a choice likened to selecting a path between life and death. It explores his sudden feeling of doubt within a relationship he believed represented stability, as dictated by societal norms. However, Tle realizes he has no genuine feelings for his current girlfriend. The narrative introduces "Cherry,"who sparks true emotions in him and provides the answers to all of Tle's internal questions. Cherry acts as a mirror, reflecting the truth of his heart regarding his feelings for someone. Tle is thus forced into a choice: either continue down the safe and familiar route, perpetually deceiving his girlfriend, or abandon everything to avoid wasting her time and to stop lying to himself.

"Does a Dog have Buddha-Nature?" tells the story of Tle, a young man who has just graduated and is called back home to the provinces by his family. He returns to confront the failure of the rice mill business, which was once thriving, and is now about to be sold off. Tle journeys back to the abandoned factory, which stands as a monument to the losses in his life. There, he not only finds the remains of his family’s business, but is also haunted by a beautiful female ghost—his ex-girlfriend from his university days in Bangkok. She is the embodiment of the city life he cannot let go of. The ghost continuously uses her charm and familiarity to capture Tle's attention, causing him to fall into the same old cycle of obsession and heartache. Tle tries to resist and focus on his work, but the ghost employs her "killer move" pulling Tle back into a trance of inescapable memories. Finally, Tle realizes that every time he gives in to his obsession with her, she vanishes, leaving him with only the understanding that she comes merely to reassert his feelings and perpetuate his entrapment in the past. Tle then slowly walks away from the abandoned factory, ready to return to his life and face the truth.

Have you ever found yourself avoiding work by tidying up your desk, cleaning your room, doing laundry, or mopping the floor—doing anything but the task? It might seem like you just want to procrastinate, but a room never becomes messy on its own—it’s the owner’s. The environment can mirror and even affect our mental and emotional state more than we realize. So, organizing a room is more than just adjusting the space. It’s okay to take a break and tidy up your surroundings. It might feel like you’re escaping to another world for a moment, but once you’re done, it could be the first step on the path to something greater.