Jukkaphan Wongkanit

When spoiled heiress Lisa returns from England to find her family in debt, she’s forced to find work. Meanwhile, Don must marry and have a child within a year to inherit his grandfather’s farm. Brought together by Don’s mother, who helps pay Lisa’s debt, the two enter a marriage of convenience, agreeing to pretend for six months, despite their differences and lack of love.

Hemarat tries to buy Chompoonit’s family riding park to build a shopping center, but Nit refuses and skillfully thwarts his schemes. As their high-stakes business rivalry intensifies, an unseen competitor lurks in the shadows. When Hem falls for Nit, he abandons the battle and joins forces with her, turning rivalry into partnership.

Pawat, a piano teacher, was heartbroken from his love from his step-sister, the girl who he can’t love. Since his heart wasn’t strong enough, he took off to mend his heart in a little town called Chiang Khan. A homestay called “Lom Nao Dao Oun” (Cold Wind Warm Star) welcomed Lew and Pawat to the town and dramas and incidents followed thereafter. Between a girl with amnesia and a cold and aloof guy that detest people who don’t love themselves, at first these two didn’t get along but later pity and empathy turned into love.

Lew or Lawita a famous model became scandalous when news broke out that she was heartbroken from her boyfriend and tried to commit suicide. She survived that attempt but ended up having amnesia of the man she loved, like a part of her life was missing. This causes her to go and try to regain those memories back. She decides to go to Chiang Khan, a small town in northern Thailand where her and Traipob met and worked together. It was a quiet place where Lew was able to escape reporters bombarding her about her suicide attempt. That quietness turned into loneliness for her. She gets nightmares during the night and she feels deep down inside, danger is after her.

Bangkok Rattanakosin era, 116, or about the year 1898 during the reign of the fifth Lord Suradej (Ayothaya) gave landholders and property everything, including an attendant slave to his only son is Khunphithak. Lady Jewell, his wife, filled with anxiety knowing that fact Khunphithak son is not robust. They live happy life from day to day, but the last in the frame for fear of his father's prestige.