Siraprapa Sookdamrong

In a love triangle that miraculously mirrors her mother's romance years ago, a young woman let's her heart lead.

One will know the value of what he has when he lost it. The same as Deaw, a desperate 25 years of age young man, who is weak and gives up to the obstruction and trouble. In the second he decides to commit suicide, miracle happens and teaches him to learn about the human value. His life changes because of two girls, Aor and Pan.

Generational dorm rivalries force two engineering students to act as foes, even as they struggle with hidden feelings and painful jealousy.

Karnploo is an orphan that has been raised by an aunt who treats her like a servant. When her aunt wants money to continue her lavish lifestyle, she sells Karnploo to an older, wealthy man. Karnploo is unaware of her aunt's arrangement, and believes she is going there as a servant. The older man has a grown son, Nit, who misunderstands Karnploo and thinks she is his intended bride rather than his father's. He accuses Karn of selling herself and trying to cheat his family out of their fortunes. He treats her like a prostitute, even going so far as to rape her. When he discovers that Karnploo is actually his father's intended wife, he continues to mistreat her, hoping she will back out of the arrangement.

Yok is the hated child in her family. Her father only loves his son. One day, Yok returns home late and she was greeted by an angry father. They get into a big argument which causes her to move out, and her father disowns her. Yok spends the last few years saving up to go to England with her aunt. Once she goes there, she becomes a chef and begins to get rich and famous. Will Yok and her father be able to reconcile their broken relationship?

When Ingjan escapes an arranged marriage meant to settle her family's debt, she strikes a deal with Sichon, a stern vineyard owner. He offers to pay off the debt if she agrees to a one-year marriage and gives him a child. But Ingjan isn’t one to be controlled, and the battle of wills begins.

Sompho has lived with her single mother Nongnuch since birth. They have to contend with a sharp-tongued landlord, Paula. Working at a resort, Sompho meets Kumpha who was sent to look after two VIP guests. There's a misunderstanding and, thinking her a thief, Kumpha nearly turns Sompho in to the police.

Warya Akart tells the story of Ruang, an orphaned young man who has lived a difficult life since childhood. Because he was severely oppressed, bullied and betrayed, he became furious and killed his own master. He stole the money and escaped to start a new life. Ruang had defrauded Nakorn's father and killed his parents and younger brother before his very eyes to take their properties. Nakhon therefore returned to take revenge by being a police investigating Ruang. When he got entangled in this house, he met Mukda, adopted daughter of Ruang. Will Ruang receive his karma? Will Nakorn choose to continue the game of revenge or will he abandon the grudge and choose to forgive?