Jayjintai Vandrill

In 1977, there's a fight between soldiers and communists in a village along the border. Sak, a teacher in the village, loses his wife and his young daughter but his son is saved by Pew who later adopts him and changes his name to Tin.

A group of thugs are hunting a mythical Nariphon maiden who is said to bring fortunes to whoever possesses her.

When a single mother suspects a wealthy heir is the father of her son, a misunderstanding leads his half-brother to fake a romance with her—and an unexpected life together.

Phaen is a young man who had an accident that caused him to have an abnormal physical condition. He admires Suea Phrai, a moral thief who the villagers of Hup Phaya Suea have always respected. Phaen has a secret crush on Phailin but is afraid to express it because of his humble background. One day, when Phaen returns home, he finds his mother assaulted and, with her dying breath, mentions the Red Scarf Bandit. His mother's death deeply grieves Phaen, and he vows to avenge her. Thus begins the intense saga in Phaya Suea Valley.

Talay, a young sergeant who has a stigma from her childhood, becomes in charge of a murder case of Tanpol, a well-off young psychologist who is suspected of killing his wife, Piangchan. As she went deeper into this case, she found many irregularities including secrets and love relations as well as threats from the anonymous murderer between those involved in this case including Talay herself. Apart from this duty, both Talay and Tanpol must stand strong against the death that could happen to anyone.

After discovering that her father had been having an affair with his secretary for years, Pasika was deeply hurt and her mother went into a state shock, loosing her sanity. Unable to cope with the painful reality, Pasika ran away from home and met Anupong, the owner of Andaman Pearl Resort and Hotel. He adored Pasika like his own daughter, so he allowed her to begin a brand new life by hiring her to help him manage the resort. After an explosion involving Anupong's boat, Techin , his only son, hastily returns to the Island, along with his mother Nalinee. The once peaceful island nearly burst into flames when mother and son wrongly assume that Pasika was Anupong's mistress. As it turns out, Techin had previously fallen in love at first sight with Pasika abroad, so now, dissapointed and hurt, he does all he can to get back at her and banish her from the island. However, Anupong's will specifies that Pasika has to work at the resort for two years and assist Techin in managing the company.

Keng is a young and pretty young girl who’s often mistaken for a boy because she’s a bit of a tomboy. She meets Yokhin, a popular and handsome author. Yokhin quickly takes a liking to Keng because she’s obviously hardworking, honest and brave; she works very hard to take care of her sick mother, her grandmother and her indebted father but never gets out from the right path. Yokhin invites Keng to work for him, mistakenly believing she’s a boy. Keng lets him think so because she’s afraid he won’t let her work for him if he knows she’s a girl.