Last night, they finally met again to hang out—Myldemoor's Naravit & Sveic's Eunseok. It had been a while, so they spent the night walking around the city, talking about random things like nothing had ever changed. Laughter echoed everywhere, their jokes even catching the attention of people around them. It felt easy, familiar—just like old times.
Feeling tired, they stopped by Joe’s Pizza to grab something to eat. Pizza and a bottle of Coke? Always the perfect combo for moments like this. Before heading home, they made sure to take a picture together—just a simple one, but enough to capture a night full of laughter and memories they wouldn’t forget.

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This afternoon, we went exploring a number of restaurants and cafés. We kicked things off at Geisler’s Ningning and Zachruelle’s Ruka pick, a well-known restaurant with a refreshing open-space concept. From there, we slid over to Solmare’s Wonbin and Myldemoor’s Taehyun go-to shabu-shabu restaurant. Bellies full and spirits high, we moved on to some lovely cafés for dessert and a fun chat. Letheris’ Tsuki and Halton’s Xinyu put us on to a new city-centre café, offering views of magnificent buildings. We took plenty of photos both inside and outside the café. We then made a quick pit stop at Nikolovich’s Jay’s favourite café, tagging along as he grabbed his trusty Americano. It was a wholesome day, good food and great company. We loved every moment of this lunch agenda and can't wait to have another one together soon!

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Tolong bantuin urusin anabul gue, please?

In a softly lit room, Mertzlan’s Pond, Myldemoor’s Phuwin, Thimblea’s William, and Est Supha gather for a script reading of Peach and Me, each holding their lines like pieces of a story waiting to come alive. Pond stands with quiet intensity, lifting his script slightly as if already stepping into his character, while Phuwin beside him reads more carefully, his expression focused as he absorbs every emotion between the lines.

William remains composed, seated with a calm yet attentive gaze, occasionally glancing up as if imagining how each scene will unfold on screen. Meanwhile, Est Supha brings a different energy into the room, his bright smile and light laughter breaking the seriousness, making the moment feel less like work and more like something they genuinely enjoy.

Though they stand in the same room, their minds are already inside the world of Peach and Me! Where every word matters, every glance holds meaning, and this simple script reading quietly marks the beginning of a story they are about to bring to life together.