My Bromance

Golf's father brings Thara and Bank into the household, signaling a major upheaval at home. Golf learns Thara will be his new step-mother and that he now has a step-brother. He responds with hostility, ostracizing Bank from the start.

Bank transfers into Golf's class at school, and Golf seizes the opportunity to bully him, hoping to push him away. The bullying strains their relationship and draws the attention and concern of their close-knit group of friends. The tension sets the stage for a fragile, evolving dynamic.

Members of their circle step in to help repair the rift and steer Golf toward a more respectful attitude. The intervention sparks a slow, uneasy bond between Golf and Bank as mutual respect begins to replace hostility. Their friends' support reassures everyone watching the evolving relationship.

Thom, a popular school singer, starts pursuing Bank by sending lunches, flowers, and snacks. He even buys Bank's contact details from Tar, hoping to win Bank's heart. The attention complicates dynamics at school and within the family.

Golf grows jealous as he notices Bank's bond with Thom and confronts Bank about it. Bank finally reveals his true feelings for Golf, and Golf makes a heartfelt confession of his own love, gifting Bank a couple's ring. The moment marks a turning point in their relationship.

Golf's aunt becomes suspicious and catches the two step-brothers lying together on the way home from a trip, threatening to expose a scandal. Fear of exposure forces the family to confront the relationship openly. The tension pushes the family toward drastic choices.

Fearing scandal, Golf's father calls for a family meeting and sends Golf to America to study, hoping distance will sever their bond. Golf leaves behind his old life and the complicated ties with Bank. The separation tests both brothers in unexpected ways.

Six months pass before Golf returns home to a mix of emotions from Bank. Bank is surprised to learn Golf now has a girlfriend, Kaem, whom they had met in America, and Golf is preparing to marry her. The reconciliation still carries unresolved feelings between the brothers.

Bank remains devoted to Golf and considers his own path with Thom, agreeing to pursue a relationship with Thom while his heart stays with his older brother. This creates a delicate balance of loyalty and longing within their evolving bond. The love triangle strains but also deepens their connection.

A car crash leaves the two boys seriously injured; Bank has one kidney removed and Golf's remaining kidney fails. Against his father's wishes, Golf donates one of his kidneys to Bank, sealing a powerful, painful pact between the brothers that they will never abandon each other.

On Bank's 19th birthday, he opens a final present containing a letter revealing Golf's death from a brain tumor diagnosed after the crash and explaining the kidney donation that saved Bank. The revelation devastates Bank but also solidifies the enduring bond between them. He honors Golf's memory by continuing their shared passions.

Bank continues to paint and collect the plastic toy fixtures that defined Golf, keeping their memories alive. He visits the bridge area where they spent time together, a quiet place that holds the memory of their shared love. The bond remains, even in Golf's absence.