“Khun Daeng” Modifies “Kob”
Orders to change Character
To play an insane character for “Reun Sawan Ruk“

She took us all by surprised when n’ek “Kob Suvanant Kongying“  got married. There were so many news and rumors that she will retire from the entertainment industry, that she refused to star in another lakorn. All the fans have been complaining, they miss this lady’s acting skills that always brought us to tears.

But now, fanclub is celebrating, because the big boss of ch7, “khun Daeng Surang Prempri, has ordered a new lakorn from DaraVDO titled “Reun Sawn Ruk”. The station is hopeful that this will the lakorn of the year that will pull high ratings.

And of course, the main character is none other than “Kob“. She’s facing such a daunting script, because usually, she always plays as a n’ek who cries her hearts out. But in the year 2010, will the year where her skills are put to a test. She will play as a n’ek who was driven to insanity. (near the end of the lakorn) We (TVInside) don’t really know that it will be changed or not. But what we know for sure is that the station is hoping that a change of her character will please many of her fans all over the country.

A short summary is that “Kob” will play as a proud woman, full of self-confidence. She likes khun Luang, who will be played by “Kelly Thanapat” But that love failed to flourished. This, she told all 3 of her sisters, starring “Nok Ausanee”, “Som Thansinee”, and Min Pichara (N’ek from Pla Boo Tong) that they may not love any man. Then the story goes on. And most importantly, as the story went on “Kob” falls in love with a young pra’ek, “Sun Pichayadon “, but found out later that he is her nephew which drove her insanity.

http://www.tv-inside.net/y6/iss335/column/hotnews.html

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Produced by: Phranakorn Films

It’s seems that my life graph is especially high lately because last time I just recently had dinner with “Ann Thongprasom. To this time, I also have another appointment with a n’ek.

This person is the people’s sweetheart n’ek. Whether it be that she’s moving to do something, going somewhere, they are all news. Especially extremely before she held hands with “Brook-Danuporn Punnakant” in matrimony. That’s right she is “Kob-Suvanant Kongying.” No matter how long the time have passed, Kob is still hot without changing. Actually the opposite, she’s even more hotter because many people are still following her and are always asking about this n’ek. Like “Will Kob be playing in anymore lakorns?” “When will we get to see Kob-Brook Jr.?” and etc. Every question that you want to know, “Hoy Soy Ma Laow (Hoy‘s Prying to Tell)” this issue has the answers. Including her personal life…so personal that it might be a little rated and the secret things in the bedroom that Kob has agree to be pry for telling at here only.

Q: How is “E-Sohm 2”? How is this part different for the first part?

K: The first part emphasis on dancing and comedy. But the weights of this part will be based on p’ek and n’ek’s life. If it’s a comedy, it’ll be a dark comedy. This movie isn’t only sold in a specific group, but it’s sold in more of mass market. Like the first part, the VCDs sold very well.

Q: Honestly Kob, did you think it was because of you that made the movie sold well?

K: It doesn’t have anything to do with it. (Kob smiles.) I’m just an actor/actress, but my market is a mass market. Easily said, the group that watches me are a little bit Phuthorn (countryside). I am of the villager’s liking. It’s just like the same as the movie that have the same market. So that’s how we pull in the viewers. (To these words I actually looked at Kob’s face. What kind of person….would be so modest? And it seemed liked Kob could pick up my signals, so she said…) I’m not being modest, but it’s the truth. Like when I’m playing lakorns with a new p’ek. Everybody will say that they were successful because of me, but I don’t think so. It’s just only a part of it. If they play it well, they will be even more popular.

Q: In the past how many p’eks have passed through your hands, Kob?

K: Oh wow, there’s a lot! There’s Stefan (Sunti Veeraboonchai). Like P’ Brook is one. Also P’ Poh (Nattawoot Skidjai). That I remember was because of this lakorn that made me have news with P’ Poh.

Q: How? News of y’all getting together?

K: Oh, no! The news of me not taking a “couple” picture with P’ Poh instead. Would you believe the news that came out about me, most of it was rumors like “They say that…” Almost all of them. The first news that I encountered was that “I was arrogant.” I’m worker that is quite precise. When asking for something, that’s how it should be. I’m not a person that has a problem with everything. For example, I’m a person with hips. I will tell the crew that I won’t wear garments that are tight on my hips. I’ve already told them the first time. Before working I told them again. While working, I’ll tell them again many times. But if there still aren’t any changes or they’re still doing it, I will bawl out. Because I take it as that I have already told them. I’ve already ask them. I’m a straightforward person and I’m being myself very clear. If I don’t like it, I’ll say it. But when I say it, they think that I’m troublesome, throwing a fit. But seriously saying, my personality isn’t suitable to work in the entertainment business because I like to be alone. I don’t like that there’s a lot of people. I don’t like bothering with anyone. I like to stay home more than to go out to an event.

Q: No wonder…I haven’t see you go out to many events, Kob.

K: Well, I don’t know why I should go. When going to each events/functions I would waste a lot on them. The dress is already like 10 thousand THB. Then there’s the expense for hair and make-up, which is couple of thousands THB. And for me to stand there smiling, i don’t know why I should go. But for me to go be a host, I’ll go because I’m going to work. I highly keep to myself. I like to stay home, but I like to stay in the bathroom.

Q: And what do you do in the bathroom? Is there a TV in there, Kob?

K: There’s not one (laughs). But I like to read the newspaper, cartoons, play games in the bathroom. My daily routine is that I would take off all of my clothes and lay down to read cartoons in the bath tub (laughs). After I finish reading, then I can do other things because I’m ready(laughs). I’m a very imaginative person, highly keep to myself, which are personalities that doesn’t suit to be in the show biz. Like when I was filming “Nang Tard,” there we so many actors in the story. I let them converse with each other in the air-conditioned room, as for myself, I was outside. I was on a mat talking to mom Dao (Duangdao Jarunjinda). I did this everyday that P’ Pok (Piyathida Worramusik) came to ask me what’s the matter. Why didn’t I talked to anyone? Did I not like somebody? I want to say that I like everybody, but the sounds in the room were so noisy. Everybody was talking. When it gets loud, I can’t remember my lines. That’s all. Well, I like to be in silent.

Q: Seriously, will you not be playing anymore lakorns, Kob?

K: I have never said that I wouldn’t be playing lakorns anymore. It’s just that right now I feel more overfull with acting in lakorns. For the passing, there were various productions that had contacted me.

Q: And were there any productions that had presented you with a character that wasn’t a n’eks role, Kob?

K: There was. It was the notable villain role. But I told them that, “I’m really sorry. This is the villain role; I won’t play it.” If I’m going to play evil/bad, then it’ll be an evil/bad n’ek like in “Bussaba Ray Ruk,” but I certainly won’t play the villainous role. I’m proud of my “n’ek” position. I don’t think that I’m the no. 1 n’ek or that I’m a top n’ek that I won’t accept to play it. Today’s n’eks and the n’eks back then are very different from each other. Back then the n’eks must be pitiful. A n’ek without any negative news. A n’ek with only a good/beautiful image. P’ Hoy, would you believe that it was very difficult before I was able to reach this day? I had endeavor to keep it for over 10 years. I’m proud of it, so I don’t want to change anything.

Q: No wonder…I haven’t heard news of you conflicting with any n’ek at all.

K: There weren’t any in my generation, bro. Like the generation before me was “P’ Tooy-Monreudee.” When seeing each other, we would “wai” and greet each other. I have never thought of taking her position. And she have never thought of doing anything to me. Until to my generation, there were Nampueng-Nattarika, Tik-Kanyarath. There weren’t any upsetting at each other. Then to the generation of Aump (Patcharapa Chaichua). We two have never not like each other. I have never thought why was Aump so famous, because we walked in different paths. Aump is a bold n’ek, but I’m a teary n’ek. When Aump sees me, she would always greet. Between us, there aren’t any competitions. Until to the generation of nong Noon (Woranuch Wongsawan), Yui (Jiranan Manojam), Chompoo (Araya A. Hargett). We are all [like] siblings.

Q: Now that you’re married, have you ever thought that your fame would lessen, Kob?

K: No (with a strong confirming voice). I must tell you first that all of the awards that I have received I got them from votes. There’s not an award that I have received from acting. Because most people see that I don’t really have any skills. At first, I was like “why you…” saying that I can’t play lakorns that good at all. But as time progresses, I begin to learn that the process of giving an award consists of many supporting factors. There’s the production house. There’s their liking. So I’m unconcerned. And recently I just received the “Popular Actress” Award from Kom Chad Luek Newspaper. I have said on that day that I went to get the award that the days and time has changed. It also makes people’s feelings dissolve with it. But I have been in this industry for 17 years. But I’m still receiving this award. So I know that the people’s feeling of love for me hadn’t dissolved at all. And this is the thing that makes me proud because the process of them voting for me isn’t because that I just entered the industry, and it’s not my peak point. My peak point had passed since long ago. I had peaked since “Daoprasook.” If you were me, you would know how proud it is…

Q: Ummm….I agree. And how is your married life? Before marriage and after marriage, is it the same?

K: I have known P’ Brook for 10 years now; ever since “Look Tal Loy Kaew.” Like the first 3 -4 years that we got together, there would always be birthday’s present to each other. P’ Brook’s house was around at Suan Siam, my house was around Pra Ram 6, but he would drive his car to take me home. Each time he’d take me home, he’d say why is it far. Why is it so country? He would complain, but he would send me every day. After a while, there weren’t any [complaints]. It might have been because we were more closer (know each other better). Also, it might have been over for the promotional period (laughs). The first 3 – 4 years, our relationship was like a boyfriend/girlfriend. Everything seemed to be exciting. Even holding hands for the first time, my heart was shaking (nervous). Pecking/kissing on the cheeks, when and where, I still remember it.

Q: Huh? You still remember?

K: Of course, I can remember it (shyly laughs). But now if you want me to tell you about what the first gift after marriage was, I can’t even remember. Just think about it…

Q: If you really remember it, then tell me a little about it, Kob.

K: Are you for reals? (I nodded my head. Kob smiled shyly.) At the time, we were sitting in the car. I was sticking my face out to look my something. Apparently he was turning around to kiss my cheek. I was stunned, then I said, “What is this?” He stared at my face and replied back, “What now?…Like to be so mischievous.” After that, I sat still and was quiet.

Q: P’ Brook is kind of bad also. But before marriage, there were some harsh encounters.

K: Like I have said, it started from misunderstandings between each other. The more news, the more people commented, my relationship is more apart from P’ Brook’s family. I’m not so good at entering the socialite since I was a kid. I’m a kid that does wrong things and am afraid. If P’ Brook had not taken care of me so well like this, we would probably have broken up already. But many times that he had showed me that he loved me.

Q: And have y’all argued?

K: There was some, but it wasn’t anything big. Just something little.

Q: I’m going to guess that it’s about work.

K: A little bit. Because P’ Brook always have to work. Including going to the district area, meetings for the party (political). He’s only off for one day, which is Friday. It was like this even before marriage. If there’s a week that he gives so much more time to work, I would whine and complain to him that, “Geez…What is this? Only work, then go stay with the work.” P’ Brook would know what to do then. Other than that, it’s the matter of the TV.

Q: How? Don’t tell me y’all fight over to watch it.

K: (Laughs) No. But when P’ Brook comes back home and likes to leave the TV on. After that, he goes to the bathroom. So I would pick up the remote and turn it off. When P’ Brook comes out, he would ask why I turned it off. So I told him that I didn’t want to listen to it nor watch it. I want to be in silence. We would always be like this. Or when we sleep, there would always be problems often. Because I’m a person that can’t sleep. If there’s any light or sound slightly entering, because P’ Brook likes to watch TV all night but I would sleep, we would have to meet in the middle (compromise). P’ Brook have to buy head phones to use. As for myself, I have to buy eye cover ups to wear when I sleep. So we won’t have problems.

Q: Oh, that’s good. I think that’s a national problem that should be fix. Believe me, the TV subject has made many people fight. Lastly, when are you going to have children?

K: Not any right now. But I’m a person that likes children a lot. I think probably in a while that the child will come…

Okay then, Kob. Whenever “Kob-Brook Jr.” comes, tell me about it. I will be the one to give solace myself. Before we finish Kob, I want to let you know that I know why you are the people’s sweetheart n’ek. Kob, even though you are a frank person clearly over 100%, but it’s hidden with sincerity that anyone is able to feel it (really).

Source Interview by: Hoy for OHO Magazine - Translator by: Mon@SKF

Pictures Credit: All About Kob Forum and Magazine Dee.Com

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Thai title: Silamanee l ศิลามณี
English title: Precious Stone
Released: November 8th, 08
Episodes: N/A episodes
Genre: Romance/Drama
Company Production: Workpoint l Campordee for Channel 7

Cast:
Suvanant Kongying (Kob) as Princess Saengfarng/Ngam Saenluang/Mae Liang
Pattarapon Sinlapajan (Paul) as Parote Rachaseyna
Pulpat Attapanyapol as Chalee Rachaseyna
Premsinee Rattanasopha (Cream) as Sasi Buranayothin
Noppol Pitaklopanich (Glom) as Jao Saibordee
Sitiporn Niyom as Prince Gawin of Rathshaan
Jaturawit Kochanuam as Lieutenant Colonel Atisuk
Sompope Benjatikul as King Saenluang Na Chiangrath
Papassara Teychapaiboon as Khun Ying Athiti Buranayothin
Thapakorn Dissayanant as General Jomnarong Buranayothin
Pairoj Jaisingh as Praya Petcharayoot Rachaseyna/Luang Rathchanurak
Apiradee Pawaputanont as Khun Ying Samerjai Rachaseyna

Synopsis:

“The love test of a royal princess and a proud man”

The precious emerald necklace of Chiangrath has been given to the family of Parote Rachaseyna (Pattarapol Sinlapajarn), whom is proud in his dignity and looks down upon Northern women like his mother. In which has created his feud of hatred for Princess Saengfarng (Suvanant Kongying) so she must go undercover as Ngam Saenluang and Mae Liang in order to get the Silamanee back. Between “him” and “her,” the fued that they have created towards each other, can it be turn into “love” or not? Only “Silamanee” will be the significant key to unlocking this puzzle.

Facts:
The original was produced as a tv series in 1994 by Daravdo (Channel 7). The leads were played by Ann Siriam and Dodo Yuttapichai. Silamanee, is a love story about a beautiful Princess of one country in Northern part of Thailand,  who tried to get back “Silamanee”, most valuable green stone/emerald necklace, which belong to her family,  from her fiance, Parote (a person whom she was engaged to since childhood).

Silamanee OST 1994 Version

1. Silamanee – Billy Organ (Theme)
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2. Silamanee – Ord Opass ( Ending – Guy Version)
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3. Silamanee – Aew Penpayoam (Ending – Girl Version)
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4. Ruk Ter – Zank (Interlude)
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Glom Noppol:

Kob and Paul l Part one:

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Eeekkk….harshly pushing the brakes. The shift stick almost stuck to P’ Jukkadui’s hand and broke off. Let’s get back on topic. Just received a letter from “Nong Nuch” from Rachaburi writing to ask about…that the news of “P’ Kob Suvanant” will stop playing lakorns for channel 7 because she is preparing to get marry with “P’ Brook Danuporn.” Is it true? If it’s true I would be really sad. I want P’ Kob to play lakorns for a long time. As for getting married, she can go ahead. It doesn’t have anything to do with acting in lakorns.

Whoa…for this “P’Jukkadui” can say that “P’ Kob” probably won’t stop playing lakorns. Right now she is filming Silamanee. I see that your P’ Kob is happy with her work. She also gives an interview, saying that she will act until no one hires her. As for getting marry, you have to wait to ask “P’ Brook,” what is he going to do? Don’t let Kob wait for too long….(I’m furious for nong’ Kob…you might be hit.)

September 18, 2008 l Source: Dailynews.com

That same night, Orn is taken to the hospital. When she woke up she sees that she is tied to a bed, Yootdanai comes into the room and she tells him to free her, he tells her she needs help, Orn denies any mental illness. The nurses had to come in and inject her with some medicine to calm her down.

Outside an area, Mintra and Sitha continue to hold back their true feelings. They won’t acknowledge that their actions in protecting one another was because they love each other but because it’s for the cause another being, Sitha’s father.

The next morning, Surint is in the living room with Mintra. It was the day for their wedding photoshoot. Sitha walks in and Surint ask him to take Mintra to the wedding shop. Mintra tells them she can go by herself but Sitha wants to take her since it was his dad’s instruction. Surint couldn’t help but smile when witnessing the two bicker at each other like a marry couple, he was very aware emotions of the two. Unaware to Mintra and Sitha, Surint had already caught onto them and know that they were in love, the wedding wasn’t meant for him, it was actually for Sitha.

Orn escape the hospital by throwing powder in her brother’s face, upon his escape she had also took her brother’s key. Yootdanai search the room and only found his cellphone. Roangrong goes to Surint’s workplace to bed him to stop the wedding. Surint ask for the reason but Roangrong could not utter give a good enough reason. Security guards were called in as they drag Roangrong further, she blurt out that Mintra is her daughter, Surint is speechless. Orn went straight to Sitha’s workplace but he wasn’t there so she rushed to Surint’s workplace. She doesn’t go in but stands outside and listen to Roangrong and Surint’s conversation.

At the wedding shop, Mintra linger at the door, she was in discomfort. Sitha urge her to follow him in, when Mintra did not budge, Sitha had to grab her and drag her in. Inside Mintra jerks her arm away from Sitha’s clutches and walks off into the changing room. One of the worker came to Sitha and told him to get into his suit, he thinks she is confuse and tells her that he’s not the groom, but he is told by the worker that his father had arrange for him to dress up as well. After Sitha is dress up, he calls his father to clearify the situation.

In Surint’s office, he is left along with Roangrong. She tells him she believes Mintra doesn’t love him and tells him the true reasons why Mintra had came into Surint’s life, it was because of the misunderstanding her daughter had towards her. Surint phone rang and he answer it, he doesn’t answer’s Sitha’s question with confuses him.

In the wedding shop, Mintra is dress up and comes out of the changing room. She wonders why Sitha is also dress up, the confusion is stressing Mintra, she want to leave. Sitha grabs her to stop her from going anywhere. He threatened her about kissing her if she ruins the plans.

Back at Surint’s office, Orn reaches the door instead of going in she stands outside and listen to the conversation between Surint and Roangrong. Surint is not getting marry although the wedding is steal ongoing. Roangrong wonders if MIntra is still getting marry then to whom? She assume Mintra is getting marry to Sitha and is correct, she quickly goes to Surint’s side and thank him. Outside of the door, Orn screams out when she wasn’t able to accept the facts, Surint’s right hand men tries to stop Orn, but she kicks him in the stomach. When Surint and Roangrong reach outside of the door they could only see Orn running off, Chorthip calls Roangrong and lets her know about Orn’s mental illness, Roangrong is worried and heads to the wedding shop.

Back at the wedding shop, the photographer ask the couple to get closer to each other since they were standing so far apart. Sitha reached out to Mintra and pulls her closer to him. They stared at each other intensely forgetting that the camera was catching their every move.

Orn barges into the shop and takes a knife from a bowl of fruits, she push Sitha aside. Mintra moves away and uses her hand to block the knife that aim at her face, the knife cuts her palm. While her hand bleed, Orn takes hold of her and drag her out of the shop, Sitha and some workers follow Orn as she takes Mintra outside into the streets. Wit and Roangrong arrive behind Orn, Wit sneaks up from behind and takes the knife away from Orn, Mintra falls onto the floor and is pick up by Sitha and Roangrong. While they all put their concern toward Mintra, Orn takes the opportunity and jump into her brother’s car. Orn steps on the pedal very hard and drives at them. Roangrong sees and quickly push Mintra out of the way, she gets hit by the car while Mintra hits her head on the sidewalk. Mintra gets up and is disbelief that her mother actually put herself in harms way to save her, she stares at her mother’s lifeless body as blood run down her temple, as she faints, Sitha catches her in time.

At the hospital, Bussaba awakes, the surrounding was mystical and radiant, she wasn’t sure if she was dreaming or if it was real. She could see her mother standing by her bed side, she did not speak a work to Mintra but leans down to place a kiss on her forehead, she then turns to leave and disappears.

Bussaba yank herself into a sitting position, Chorthip and Sitha comes to her, they wouldn’t tell her what was going on, so she got herself out of bed and went out to find for herself. In the lobby some talkshow was on, the guest was Roangrong, the interview was tape earlier so it was before she was run over. Roangrong told her secrets to the world the lies that she had been hiding, she speaks out that she had a daughter which she loves very much, she was emotional as she spoke.

Bussaba now regrets…without permission she rushed into the emergency room and spots the doctor. She pleads the doctor to save her mother when seeing that her pulse was lowering. Instead of calling Roangrong “that women” she now cries and calls for her mother. The doctor tried his best but Roangrong wasn’t coming back, her pulse finally stops and she was gone. Bussaba cries in her mother’s arm, at one point she pulled on her mother and tries to get her to get up. Chorthip, Sitha, and Yootdanai stands behind a glass window and watch the emotional scene, Chorthip also cries, but is comfort by Yootdanai. Wit who was standing with Bussaba inside the room the whole time hugs his daughter and comforts her from the pain.

At the funeral, Wit puts up Roangrong’s picture at the altar. Surint and Sitha came to see Roangrong one last time. Bussaba apologize for creating chaos, Surint forgives her. Thanadol comes to the funeral also and forgives Bussaba.

Orn is at the hospital and continues to mention her wedding, she pretend that the white blanket was her wedding dress and made a bridal veil out of a piece of cloth.

Bussaba visit her granny at the hospital. Wit brings her a piece vanilla folder, when Bussaba opens it, it was a drawing of a beach house she drew for her mother, and another piece of paper that claims the ownership property to a beach house her mother had purchase. She remembers when she showed the drawing to Roangrong, she had promised to get her a house near the beach. Bussaba shed tears when knowing that her mother didn’t leave her because she didn’t love her, but instead her mother had left her to gain money to buy a beach house for her.

Bussaba will stop being Mintra after one last unfinish business. She had Surint’s right hand men tell her about the whereabouts of Ittipol, Sitha’s brother in law. When she found Ittipol he was getting beat up by some people he owed money to. Mintra steps in and give the guys the money so they’ll leave. Ittipol wouldn’t go back to his wife because he believes Sitha’s sister doesn’t love him after all she try to murder him and always beat him up when he was with her. He learns from Mintra that his wife ways of showing her affection was unusual, doesn’t mean she has no love for him. Mintra gets Ittipol to come home. Ittipol bring a bouquet of flower to his wife, she tries to hide her tears, he tells her she doesn’t look well, his wife pretend to ignore his concerns, causing him to give up quickly. But as he walks away his wife couldn’t bare to see him leave again, she goes to stop him. They know they couldn’t live without each other, they make up due to Mintra’s effort. Outside the house, Mintra walks away slowly, she takes one last glance. As she took a step out of the gates that was the end of Mintra and the end of her relationship with Surint’s family.

In Bussaba’s room, she is looking over the drawing of the beach house and the ownership paper. She could not accept the good deeds that were happening to her after all she had ruin many lives and that of herself. After thinking it over, Bussaba has a conversation with Chorthip, her friend is happy for her cause now Bussaba can live a happy life, Bussaba doesn’t tell Chorthip that she will be leaving, she hugs her friend once last time and hold her sadness inside.

At Sitha’s place his father ask him to look at the wedding photo which was taken of Sitha and Mintra. The wedding invitation stated the marriage couple to be Sitha and Bussaba. He learns that his father had given approval for the love he and Bussaba had for each other, Surint would not interfere anymore because he understood them.

That day, Bussaba had Chorthip pick up her granny at the hospital. Sitha had came to meet with Bussaba instead meet Chorthip and the granny so he follows them to Chorthip and Bussaba’s apartment. Inside the living room of the apartment, Sitha talked to the granny while Chorthip went to find Bussaba. As he talk longer with the granny he remembers that he had knew them from before, when he was going to ask the granny if Bussaba was the little girl from back then, Chorthip calls to them, her voice shaken. Inside Bussaba’s room, she left a note for Chorthip and also left behind the piano toy Sitha gave her when they were little kids. Bussaba left behind the good life because she thinks she doesn’t deserve it. She asked Chorthip to take care of her father and granny. Sitha takes a look at the toy and knows in his heart that the little girl from long ago came into his life again, but he had not notice her, the pain it must had cause her. He quickly goes in search of Bussaba, slightly he missed her by the bus stop.

Days goes by, there was no sign of Bussaba or Mintra. Suddenly Wit comes to meet Yootdanai and tells him that money had been going into his account to pay off his debt, they have feeling that Bussaba had finally came out from her hideout, they let Sitha knows. Thanadol and Sitha goes to a bank and wait to see if Bussaba will come make a deposit. Bussaba does come, at that time, Thanadol was asleep, so it only left Sitha to seek Bussaba’s whereabouts. When Bussaba leaves the Bank she did not notice that Sitha had been following her. Bussaba goes to a very minority area, there Sitha learns that Bussaba is a music teacher to unfortunate little kids, after teaching, Bussaba also had another job at a restaurant. Sitha calls Thanadol and had him bring him the car, he takes the car to follow Bussaba some more and leaves Thanadol behind.

When Bussaba arrive to her broke up home, it was raining heavily, she struggle with the keys to get into the house. Sitha grows concern, he was standing at a distance and being soak by the rain. Bussaba closes the door behind her, exhaust she sat by her little bench and watched the rain fall through her cracked roof. Bussaba remembers a time when her mother’s house was in the same condition, she and her mother together, put pots on the floor so water can drip into them, they had fun helping each other. Bussaba finally gets up to grab a bowl, when she did Sitha had taken it away from her hand, she is surprised that Sitha was there. Sitha knows she was making herself suffer because of her mother’s death. He tells her that her mother wouldn’t be happy if she knows Bussaba was torturing herself, it wasn’t her wishes for Bussaba to suffer more than she had already endure. Bussaba could not forget her faults, she tells Sitha to leave her alone, Sitha is persistence to have her leave the horrible place and go with him, he grabs her wrist. Bussaba sluggishly fight him off although she was so tire, she fumbles a bit. Sitha feels Bussaba cheeks before and she faints. Sitha takes her into his arms.

Sitha drove Bussaba to the beach house her mother had purchase. Bussaba was asleep so Sitha had to go to the passenger side to take off her belt. When Bussaba woke up Sitha was leaning down on her, it startled her. Sitha lets her know that she wasn’t feeling. Bussaba ask where they were, Sitha tells her to get out and look for herself. Outside the car, Bussaba see the beach house and “BussabaMintra” flowers, she also spots some flower chimes. She remember when she show her mother the drawing of the beach house, her mother had add on extra details, like flowers and chimes. The house was exactly what she and her mother had drew when they were living a happy life together. Bussaba rush into the house and lays eyes on the love that her mother had for her. Her mother had kept most of Bussaba’s stuff (drawings, play-do, pictures), they were all layout neatly. Bussaba is sad that her mother had purchase the house for both of them, but Bussaba is left to live in the house alone without her mother. Sitha comforts her.

The next morning, Bussaba stands out of the balcony watching the sunrise. Sitha comes from behind and put a cloth over her shoulders to keep her warm. He asked her not to go back to the slums because her granny and father will be living with her there. When Bussaba look down her granny, father, and friend had came to meet her. Bussaba goes to greet them in excitement. Bussaba decides she’ll be living in the beach house but at the same time denies Sitha’s desire in marrying her. She tells him that the one he love was Mintra not her, Sitha could only stand a fair distance away from Bussaba’s family. Chorthip tries to convince her friend to accept Sitha but she instead further herself from the group, Sitha is heavy hearted and leaves, Bussaba watches him leave. A little while later, Chorthip runs to Bussaba and broke out that Sitha got into a car accident. Bussaba is worried and runs off, Chorthip stops her and tells her that Sitha is not in this world anymore. Bussaba sits outside of her beach house and talks to her mother’s portrait, she expressed her feelings to the picture.

While in remorse, Bussaba suddenly hears a piano noise of the toy Sitha gave her, she finds the toy near the table on the sand of the beach. Quickly she notice Sitha sitting on a chair to her left side, he was playing his guitar. Bussaba is stun to find that Sitha is alive but angry that his death was a lie.

Thanadol, Wit, Nong’Da, Chorthip, Yootdanai, and the granny stands afar and look at the situation. They can see Bussaba and Sitha arguing. Sitha thinks that if he really dies Bussaba will finally be satisfy, so he goes into the water, the group from afar screams, Bussaba notice them and Sitha who was going deeper into the water. As he goes further, Bussaba chase after him. The water came up to their waist when Bussaba got hold of Sitha. Bussaba doesn’t want Sitha to die, Sitha says Bussaba hates him so what reason he had to go on. Bussaba bluntly tells him she doesn’t hate him, she loves him. When Sitha smiles at her, she notice that she was tricked to openly admit her feelings. She hits Sitha in the arm, Sitha tells her he loves her and leans in for a kiss but gets interrupt by the group from afar.

On shore, everyone gather around Sitha and Bussaba. Nong’Da tells Bussaba about their marriage. Bussaba thinks it was early talk, but her dad shows her the invitation, she knows their wedding is set already. Bussaba leans into Sitha’s chest, forgetting the presence of others. Later that day as the sunset, Bussaba stands outside watching the waves. Sitha hugs her from behind. Bussaba tells him she is happy about the wedding and living with him but regret not having her mother there. He tells her not to stress, her mother’s presence will remain. She is comfort by his words. As Sitha leans in slowly to kiss her there is flash back of the first time they met as kids and as grown ups, and the hardships they had to endure before they finally found peace. Back to the beach shores Nong’Da interrupts Sitha and Bussaba kiss, which makes Sitha grief over the time lost, but it is quickly made up as he chase after Bussaba and Nong’Da who tries to run away from him, but he wouldn’t let them get far. Finally Sitha’s family is whole and Bussaba finally found a person who could lend a hand to comfort her and furnish her with true love.

The End