Later Judit sent a message to Karl's phone apologizing for her actions without listening to his statement. Vlad confronts Judit and asks her to "Stop parroting fake ally speeches". I found it relatable because they are many people in the society who speaks for the LGBTQ community but doesn't support them when they require actual help. It hurts a lot than those homophobic abuses of society because when trust is betrayed it hurts a lot. A new story is revealed about Judit, Vlad reveals his pain she has inflicted upon him from her actions in the past. To be honest I never thought that Vlad's story is so deep. Later in the series, it is revealed that Vlad's father left when he was 7 and Judit blamed him for that in the past. It was a heartbreaking scene because it is not true but still inside one may feel guilty about his/her sexual orientation. But Judit apologizes for everything she said and did; she said that she will keep supporting Vlad whatever maybe the situation. On the other scene Karl declared to his parents he will shift his course to writing films and he upsets his father during the call. Karl gained courage and is ready to live his life the way he loves. He calls Vlad whether he will return or not. Anyone can sense the romantic tension between them. The scene where Karl asks Vlad to return home but Vlad couldn't hear was something which was indescribable. It was like a thing which looked sad but romantic. Judit lets Vlad go saying that he has only a week time since Karl would leave the apartment and if Vlad is hurt again then they will deal with this later on but for now, she lets Vlad love Karl for the moment. I liked the scene when she said, "Just ally things", it was funny.
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