Son and Tienkanya grew up together, Son is her adopted brother. They live together in the same house with Tienkanya’s father and younger brother Gomut. When Gomut dies from an illness, Tienkanya meets Apphanda at his funeral. Apphanda befriends Tienkanya and seduces her. Tienkanya believes she has found the man of her dreams and quickly marries him, though the person she trust the most Son disapproves.
Janie Tienphosuwan
Princess Buakamkaew
Warintorn Panhakarn
Son
Pisanu Chutanimsakul
Prince Songmeuang
Tarika Thidathit
Jao Bualawong
Kiatkamol Lata
Apphanda
Kasama Nitsaiphan
Keng Chatchawan Petchvisit
Pranot
Pang Pichapat Mahathityakul
Aree
Sarocha Watittapan
Ruenjai
Son and Tienkanya grew up together, Son is her adopted brother. They live together in the same house with Tienkanya’s father and younger brother Gomut. When Gomut dies from an illness, Tienkanya meets Apphanda at his funeral. Apphanda befriends Tienkanya and seduces her. Tienkanya believes she has found the man of her dreams and quickly marries him, though the person she trust the most Son disapproves.
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