Namgay is still trying to conceal what’s really been bugging him lately but he doesn’t open to Phuntsho yet except that he calls Phuntsho to keep himself occupied. Soon enough, Tshoki approaches Samphel and his friends and breaks the news that Jamyang has been arrested. While Jamyang is at the station, the detective puts him in the spot to answer why he has committed the crime but Jamyang breaks down, unable to convince the detective that he hasn’t hurt Ugyen. All along, Tshogyal is agitated about what has been happening lately with her personal life and as always drowns herself in a sea full of thoughts. The first time Tshoki visits Jamyang, she unintentionally drags the conversation in the wrong direction only to infuriate Jamyang and end her visit. When life’s been chaotic to all these young souls, Tshogyal and Nisha reconcile, and almost like a miracle, Jamyang is set free.

But is his freedom perpetual? Or will he be always haunted by the same old incident?