In a park, Alice, a 6-year-old girl, meets 12-year-old Rai Wat who is an orphan, after helping her, Alice's father decides to take Rai Wat to live with them. Alice's father has a small shoe store in his own house. Growing up, Rai Wat ends her journalism career and Alice decides to pursue her father's dream by making her own shoes to sell online. The friendship of these two children evolves over time from friendship to love.
Mike Angelo
Ramil
Boonyisa Jantrarachai
Alice
Anusorn Maneeted
Nai
Nattarinee Jiarawanon
Apa
Panadda Wongphudee
Onuma
Suchao Pongwilai
Wiwat
Krunnapol Teansuwan
Bhawan
Paradee Wongsawat
Pharunyoo Rojanawuttitham
Dom
In a park, Alice, a 6-year-old girl, meets 12-year-old Rai Wat who is an orphan, after helping her, Alice's father decides to take Rai Wat to live with them. Alice's father has a small shoe store in his own house. Growing up, Rai Wat ends her journalism career and Alice decides to pursue her father's dream by making her own shoes to sell online. The friendship of these two children evolves over time from friendship to love.
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