“If you’re with me, I swear I’ll love, take care of, and protect you and your sister for life,” Thee says to Peach after asking to try dating.
In Me and Thee episode 7, which aired on December 27, Peach puts Thee before work, postponing his dinner meeting. They also visited the orphanage, where Peach opens up about the hardships he and his sister faced growing up, revealing why his work means so much to him. The episode culminates with Thee asking Peach to try dating, promising to love, care for, and protect him and his sister for life, deepening their relationship during an intimate night.
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Me and Thee Episode 7 Recap: Peach hides Thee from Lookplub
The episode begins with Peach scolding Thee over the phone after discovering that Thee bought the entire building where Peach rents the Dark Room for his photography. Thee explains that the place holds all their memories and says he wants to preserve it. Since Peach refuses to accept it, Thee instructs Mok to transfer the ownership to ARSENI instead—while still allowing Peach to use the space for free for life.
Meanwhile, the Shohei family—an old yakuza clan and their family’s arms-dealing partner, as well as one of Thee’s father’s major clients—requests a meeting with Thee. With strong influence in Japan and their youngest son entering Thailand’s business scene, they want to establish connections. However, Thee firmly declines, making it clear that ARSENI is not his father’s territory and that he doesn’t sell guns.
Peach, on the other hand, stays up late helping his sister edit her work. Early the next morning, Thee visits and brings breakfast. However, since Plub is also at Peach’s place and is getting ready to go out, Peach panics and makes Thee hide, not wanting to shock his sister by letting her see her terrifying boss inside her brother’s home.
Thee wrote his name on Peach
As Plub says goodbye, she calls Peach by his nickname, “Lookpeach.” Right away, Thee becomes obsessed with it, repeatedly calling Peach “Lookpeach” and even wears a peach headdress.
Since Peach plans to sleep before heading to the office for their meeting, he makes Thee leave first. But Peach remembers his handmade souvenir for Thee—a peach wind chime engraved with Thee’s name—so he gives it to him. He also recalls that everything Thee owns is always marked with his name. Before Thee can thank him, Peach falls asleep.
Just before heading out, Thee writes his name on Peach’s forearm, claiming him, and says, “That’s right. Everything that’s mine has my name on it.”
Later, Peach wakes up, notices the writing, and simply smiles, choosing to let it be. Meanwhile, back at the office, Thee can’t stop thinking about Peach’s gift, even as Mok reminds him of a meeting. He debates where to place it so he can see it both at work and at home, proudly shows it to Mok, and openly says how much he loves it.
Soon after, the team grows tense when they learn that Thee will be joining the Spring Collection meeting. However, during the discussion, his focus remains entirely on Peach—staring and smiling at him. As Peach presents his ideas for an outdoor shoot, Thee messages him mid-meeting. The team immediately sees the notification pop up: “Your outfit is really cute today.” Later, when they’re alone, Peach scolds Thee for not paying attention and worries about making the others suspicious.
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Peach chooses Thee over work in Me and Thee episode 7
Peach had already told Thee they would have dinner together, but he suddenly couldn’t make it due to sudden work. This upset Thee. Peach tried to explain, saying it was work, but Thee remained mad, and Peach couldn’t understand why.
Later, Peach talks to Plub about it, asking whether love should rely more on reason or feelings. Plub says it’s normal to feel disappointed and advises him to weigh his options. Peach insists, “Work is obviously more important.” Plub suggests he think about which plans he can skip without regret.And to answer his question, she says she’d lean toward feelings: “Because love is about feelings. When you feel, you love.”
Soon after, Peach returns to Thee and postpones his work dinner in front of him, easing Thee’s sulking. He explains that his contact for this project is Mim, his longtime ex, but assures Thee that there’s nothing between them now—they just work together. Peach shares this so Thee won’t hear it from someone else and asks if he’s okay with it. Thee says he trusts Peach, but later runs a background check on Mim, admitting that he trusts Peach but not others.
He discovers that Mim works as a secretary to an executive at a new entertainment company owned by the youngest son of the Shohei family—the same family Thee had just rejected meeting. While the Shohei family seeks to expand internationally, Thee suspects the youngest son is chasing shortcuts rather than truly breaking away from his family. Concerned for Peach’s safety, Thee tells Mok to let Peach live normally while setting up a protection team, saying, “Do not let ARSENI affect his happiness or smile.”
Peach brings Thee to the orphanage
Over dinner, Thee asks Peach why he takes on so much work, wondering if ARSENI doesn’t pay him well. Peach explains it’s not about money—he loves his job. “I’m where I am today because of my job,” he says.
The next day, Peach takes Thee to the orphanage where he and his sister grew up. There, Peach checks on Mork, a boy missing his sister, who has already been adopted by a new family.
Seeing Mork reminds Peach of his own past, and he tears up. He tells Thee that he and Lookplub were raised there after leaving their abusive stepfather. Peach started working at 18 so that one day he could take his sister to live with him. Back then, Plub had to stay hidden, hoping no one would adopt her before Peach could take her. “I think that’s why I love being a photographer,” he adds, implying his work shaped where they are today.
Hearing this, Thee asks if Peach is tired. Peach nods, and Thee reassures him:
You’ve done really well getting this far. From now on, you won’t have to struggle like that anymore, because I’ll take care of you and your sister.
Later, they spend time with the kids in the orphanage, especially cheering up Mork. When they get home, Peach asks Thee how he feels after learning about his life. Thee says, “I’m grateful you introduced me to your home. Knowing this makes me love you even more,” and kisses Peach’s forehead.
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Thee asks Peach to try dating in Me and Thee episode 7
Thee stays over at Peach’s for the night. Before going to sleep, Peach thanks Thee, “I really like who you are today.” Thee replies that he likes who he is too and says he likes Peach a lot. Noticing how close their faces are, Peach says that Thee’s eyes are beautiful—they’re charming rather than scary. Thee responds that it is Peach’s as well as his heart, guiding Peach’s hand to his chest.
Then, Thee asks Peach about trying dating. He says he might be pretty busy with work, but he promises to take good care of him. Whatever Peach wants to do, wherever he wants to go, Thee will make it happen. If Peach wants to focus on work, he won’t get in his way and will let him live his life freely. He assures him that ARSENI won’t complicate things.
The world I’m about to build will be just the two of us. If you’re with me, I swear I’ll love, take care of, and protect you and your sister for life. For as long as I breathe.
The night turns intimate as they kiss and make love, sealing Thee’s promise and bringing them closer.
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Me and Thee Episode 8 Preview and Release Date
In Me and Thee episode 8, Peach will finally meet Touch, Mim’s boss. Thee will tell Peach that Touch’s family is no different from his own. He will also reflect on how dangerous love is, saying, “I was never afraid of dying until I fell in love with Peach.” Lookplub will also visit Thee’s office and catch Thee and Peach together.
The episode will be released on January 3 and will air on GMM 25 at 8:30 PM (ICT). Fans can catch the rerun on the GMMTV OFFICIAL YouTube channel, with the uncut version streaming on iQIYI at 10:30 PM (PHT) / 9:30 PM (ICT).
Meanwhile, Phuwin Tangsakyuen released the third official soundtrack of the Me and Thee series, titled “Love’s Eye View.” The song expresses that love doesn’t need grand gestures—just having the loved one be themselves and sharing moments together is enough.
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Source: GMMTV OFFICIAL, MeAndTheeGMMTV, GMMTV RECORDS
