Rot previously had something with Pat, but he left abroad for school. She eventually married Tee. They have three kids together. Tee is intent on saving and building wealth and often neglects her feelings. He is a good provider, but a bad husband. She meets Chit Cheua and he immediately likes her, but he is engaged to someone and seeing someone else on the side. Pat comes back from abroad and old feelings start to resurface.
Chermarn Boonyasak
Rot
Thana Suttikamol
Chit Cheua
Jirayu La-ongmanee
Pat
Pisanu Chutanimsakul
Tee
Chontida Asavahame
Rot previously had something with Pat, but he left abroad for school. She eventually married Tee. They have three kids together. Tee is intent on saving and building wealth and often neglects her feelings. He is a good provider, but a bad husband. She meets Chit Cheua and he immediately likes her, but he is engaged to someone and seeing someone else on the side. Pat comes back from abroad and old feelings start to resurface.
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