Dung Sai Nam Lai

the story of Sa-ing or Ung-ing, 18 Mongkut, a beautiful girl who repented of being caught by her silly stepfather, selling her to pay off the debt of the casino owner. So she fled to Bangkok. to find a father who has never met But then fate brought her to know and was helped in the journey by Pae, a good young man before they were separated. Sa-ing therefore did not know that in fact Pae was the owner. cheating drill page A page that deals with scammers all over Thailand. until he was nicknamed crook buster Father must find this work. The enemy had to flee. Love must be resolved How will Sing get out of this crisis?

หลังจากการสารภาพรักในงานเทศกาล ดวง นักศึกษาศิลปะ ออกเดินหน้าเอาชนะใจนักศึกษาเอกดนตรีที่ปิดใจ ค่อยๆ เปลี่ยนรักแรกให้กลายเป็นที่พักพิงอันปลอดภัยสำหรับพวกเขาทั้งสอง

เมื่ออกหักพร้อมกับเพื่อน กัส นักเขียนไดอารี่ออนไลน์กับกลุ่มเพื่อนตุ๊ดสุดซี้ก็ต้องมาช่วยกันหาทางออกจากวงจรความสัมพันธ์รักๆ เลิกๆ และตามหารักแท้

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