When Pritti learns that the mother who raised her isn't hers by birth, she begins selling herself to pay the debt of gratitude she feels she owes her. She meets a man who wants her as a mistress, someone whose relationship to her stepmother is unclear. Can her pursuit of merit improve her life or not?
Pattarasaya Kreursuwansiri
Ingfah
Sutatta Udomsilp
Namwan
Yuke Songpaisan
Nai
Tewin Surachardkait
When Pritti learns that the mother who raised her isn't hers by birth, she begins selling herself to pay the debt of gratitude she feels she owes her. She meets a man who wants her as a mistress, someone whose relationship to her stepmother is unclear. Can her pursuit of merit improve her life or not?
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