Synopsis
The lives of four people undergo significant changes when resort owner Pete Peerapope and Rantida decide to get engaged. For both, it’s a marriage of convenience. On Pete’s side, he wants to make his dying mother happy by fulfilling his duties as a son by getting married, and as far as he’s concerned, Ran is the best choice as his bride; on Ran’s side, she wants a fresh start and sees her boss Pete as the fastest and easiest way out of a bad situation. Standing in their way is Ran’s Aunt Pat who has raised her since she graduated from university and returned from abroad.
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