Her belief and trust were destroyed by the person who she loves the most. In spite of losing her home and family business, a light hearted young girl, Muanprae, became a woman who has nothing to lose and put everything for the revenge to her own aunt, Prangtong. Muanprae was deeply wounded by her cold-hearted aunt. The burning vengeance is so strong and would stop at nothing even though it might hurt people around her.
Coming into their world, understanding as he comes, Pithan is cutting the trail of love and forgiveness toward Muanprae and Prangtong. It not an easy task and still, he might get burn as well.
Adapted from the novel Phrommajaree See Dam (พรหมจารีสีดำ) by Chalalai (ชลาลัย).
Her belief and trust were destroyed by the person who she loves the most. In spite of losing her home and family business, a light hearted young girl, Muanprae, became a woman who has nothing to lose and put everything for the revenge to her own aunt, Prangtong. Muanprae was deeply wounded by her cold-hearted aunt. The burning vengeance is so strong and would stop at nothing even though it might hurt people around her.
Coming into their world, understanding as he comes, Pithan is cutting the trail of love and forgiveness toward Muanprae and Prangtong. It not an easy task and still, he might get burn as well.
Adapted from the novel Phrommajaree See Dam (พรหมจารีสีดำ) by Chalalai (ชลาลัย).
Pareena's life had always been beautifully perfect until the demise of her father, who was like her life's sunshine. After her father's death, Pareena discovered a mystery surrounding his untimely demise and thus began a journey of discovering the mystery and restoring her father's honour.
The more she digs, the more she learns how different human personalities can be in front of different people. This is not just for her later father, but also Korn, who behaves like a rebel with a free spirit, and Karn who has always been her perfect brother.
The more she digs the more she realises that where there is sunshine there are also shadows. Humans can do wrong. Nobody is truly perfect.
Adapted from the novel “Tai Ngao Tawan” (ใต้เงาตะวัน) by Piyaphon Sakkasem (ปิยะพร ศักดิ์เกษม).
