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Fans Celebrate Moon Shadow Finale at Exclusive Fan Party

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Amy and Bonnie shared that working on the series made them happy, with everything going smoothly as they tackled challenges together and gave their best to bring the characters to life. The event opened with a scorching performance of their duet 'Red Kiss' from Riser Music, followed by the evergreen hit 'Khun Jai Ngai', which sent the audience into cheers. Fans then watched the final episode, feeling both thrilled and emotional as P'Chan and Nong Key overcame obstacles to stay together. The musical journey continued with heartfelt songs: 'Chan Chu Duanjan' gave chills, Amy performed 'Rak Tai Yu Lem (Glitch)' as P'Chan, and Bonnie sang 'Ja Rak Hai Jam (Your One)' as Nong Key, drawing the crowd deeper into the story. The duo reignited the stage's heat with the sexy dance number 'TEEDEE TADA', before closing with 'Kunjai Phrachann (Moonkey)' and a rearranged version of the OST 'Chua Khao or Khang Khen Thod Pai', perfectly encapsulating the characters' emotions. Although the night marked the farewell of P'Chan and Nong Key, the memories and feelings from their journey remain in fans' hearts, and anyone missing the love story can re-watch the series 'Moon Shadow' on iQIYI.

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