Unchalee Hassadeevichit

Khemthis, heir to the dazzling Deep Night Club, is drawn to Wela, the star host. Yet, their growing closeness is fraught with unexpected challenges.

The world of the wealthy isn't as perfect as it seems. It could become real dark in a short time. What happens when one of them starts a game of life, that leads to a murder and exposes those Dark Secrets?

An ambitious jeweler must compete with rivals and past trauma when she becomes tangled in a web of envy, deceit and vengeance.

PeangUma was so blinded by her old-fashioned prejudice that she could not see the love of her life was right in front of her and she almost lost the chance to be with the man she loves. Kenneth decided to go to Thailand with his best friend Yuth, but Yuth was asked to come home urgently because his family was bankrupt. Ken wanted to help by lending the money from his inheritance but he must be married before he could get any money. To Ken that's not a problem because he fell in love with Yuth's sister PeangUma and is willing to marry her. Unfortunately, PeangUma did not even give him a chance to love but married Ken anyway to help her family. PeangUma hated all Caucasians because her dearest aunt died from a broken heart caused by her aunt's caucasian husband. While Ken was trying to show how much he loved her, she kept pushing him away until it's almost too late.

Ten years ago, a young air hostess, New, miraculously survived a plane crash. New insists that a vengeful spirit caused that accident, but her belief unsettled those around her and she had to go through a psycho-therapy.

Khemthis, heir to the dazzling Deep Night Club, is drawn to Wela, the star host. Yet, their growing closeness is fraught with unexpected challenges.

The world of the wealthy isn't as perfect as it seems. It could become real dark in a short time. What happens when one of them starts a game of life, that leads to a murder and exposes those Dark Secrets?

An ambitious jeweler must compete with rivals and past trauma when she becomes tangled in a web of envy, deceit and vengeance.

PeangUma was so blinded by her old-fashioned prejudice that she could not see the love of her life was right in front of her and she almost lost the chance to be with the man she loves. Kenneth decided to go to Thailand with his best friend Yuth, but Yuth was asked to come home urgently because his family was bankrupt. Ken wanted to help by lending the money from his inheritance but he must be married before he could get any money. To Ken that's not a problem because he fell in love with Yuth's sister PeangUma and is willing to marry her. Unfortunately, PeangUma did not even give him a chance to love but married Ken anyway to help her family. PeangUma hated all Caucasians because her dearest aunt died from a broken heart caused by her aunt's caucasian husband. While Ken was trying to show how much he loved her, she kept pushing him away until it's almost too late.