After conversations with Carl, Doins begins to question his conflicting feelings towards Carl. Donut or Spring Roll? Munchkin or Bes?
Doins is so fragile that he's willing to give anything for Nathan. They both promise to love each other 'til the end. #DoNat believe just yet.
Nathan continues to commit fraud. Doins doesn't care. But how much can you give for love? And when you're exhausted, is this reason enough not to resist temptation?
After one sizzling night, will anything change how Carl and Doins feel? Will Nathan stop using Doins even though he knows this is the only way to help his brother? How much does love really cost?
Carl is going to fight for what he really feels. Nathan realizes the true value of Doins in his life. But who will win over two loving hearts? Who will win Doins' love?
Why don't we see the value of the person we love while they are still here? Why do we only appreciate them when they are gone? A peaceful and painful Christmas everyone.
Everything has a price but no amount of money can buy true love. At the end of the day, Doins chooses where he is really happy. This is the ending we all deserve.