Khwanuma is the heiress of a millionaire. She's a pretty, rich, snobby, picky and emotional model. Because she doesn't like to do her family's business, she trusts Worawit, her cousin to take care of her family's business. She doesn't realize that Worawit who she trusts the most is trying to swindle her. She happens to meet Thanop who she thinks is just an irritating food delivery boy. They quarrel with each other whenever they meet each.
Janie Tienphosuwan
KhwanUma
Rattapoom Toekongsap
Thanop
Pasut Banyam
Veerathep
Sara Legge
Pimmanee / "Pim"
Kosawis Piyasakulkaew
Worawit
Chotika Wongwilas
Yonlada
Tae Panraphol Wisitwatcharamongkol
Amorn
Maneerat Kam-Uan
Sopha / "Nun"
Naowarat Yuktanan
Phannee
Khwanuma is the heiress of a millionaire. She's a pretty, rich, snobby, picky and emotional model. Because she doesn't like to do her family's business, she trusts Worawit, her cousin to take care of her family's business. She doesn't realize that Worawit who she trusts the most is trying to swindle her. She happens to meet Thanop who she thinks is just an irritating food delivery boy. They quarrel with each other whenever they meet each.
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