In the tense atmosphere, Todd’s story brings another tragedy, gentle but haunting.

Todd pretends to be busy with work to miss Noah’s funeral, but in fact he goes to the hospital to check for the possibility of colon cancer.

The worry weighs heavily, but Todd does not dare to share with Theo for fear of having to bear more pain.

Only Billy knows the truth. In the moment Todd confesses with a trembling voice, Billy does not hesitate to offer to accompany, becoming the only support Todd can trust.

That friendship mixed with affection makes the audience tearful, because Todd – who always appears strong – finally has a place to lean on.

However, when Todd and Billy sit together in the pub, the simple thank you accidentally ignites Theo’s jealousy. Having just returned from the funeral, he sees the scene and immediately becomes angry. In Theo’s eyes, Todd is not only hiding, but also gradually distancing himself from him.

Things get worse when Todd reveals that he has agreed to have dinner with George and Christina. The coldness, secrecy and extramarital relationships gradually make Theo lose trust. The audience cannot help but worry: if Todd continues to hide his illness, will this love affair fall apart before the truth is revealed?

This is an emotional script, when personal tragedy collides with emotional conflict. Todd stands on the fragile line between love and survival. Billy – the silent companion – becomes the factor that can change the future. And Theo, in the midst of jealousy, will he have enough patience to listen and forgive?