Priktai and Baikhao

Kantisa, also known as Priktai (Nattaporn Tameerak), is the only granddaughter of Major General Sanhathep Khamphirayut and Ajarn Usa. She is born into shame in the eyes of her grandparents and her mother, Karita, who became pregnant after being raped. The trauma leaves Karita mentally unstable, and as a result, Priktai is raised in an overprotected environment. Her grandfather becomes extremely controlling, determined to shield her from the same suffering her mother endured.
However, the very thing he fears eventually happens—Priktai forms a bond with Naksat, also known as Baikhao (Nattarath Morris Legrand), the only son of Police Lieutenant Colonel Naraphat and Panita. Though the two constantly bicker, their relationship is filled with hidden affection. Despite her confusion, Priktai deeply loves Baikhao.
Within Naraphat’s household, there is also Karin, Panita’s younger relative. Though outwardly gentle and respectable, Karin is actually the man responsible for Karita’s past trauma. Haunted by guilt, he becomes psychologically unstable over time.
Before Priktai and Baikhao reach adulthood, another tragedy strikes. During a seaside trip, their family encounters others, including that of Paphit, a jealous and troubled girl. A violent incident leads to Karita attacking Paphit in retaliation, exposing her dark past. This escalates tensions, and soon after, a car accident kills Paphit’s mother and younger sibling, leaving Paphit with deep resentment, believing Priktai’s mother is responsible.
The guilt and social condemnation worsen Karita’s condition. Eventually, Karin confesses his wrongdoing to the family and takes responsibility. Despite being severely beaten by Sanhathep, Karin later redeems himself by sincerely caring for Karita, leading to their marriage and the birth of their son, Kluea Pon (Karis).
Meanwhile, Paphit grows up emotionally scarred and neglected, especially as her father becomes involved with multiple women. Consumed by jealousy—particularly toward Priktai, who is loved by all, and Baikhao, whom she secretly loves—Paphit falls into destructive behavior, including substance abuse.
Priktai, raised under strict rules forbidding love, tries to distance herself from Baikhao, unintentionally allowing others like Teeranat to pursue him. Paphit, despite attempts to change for the better, is continuously provoked and humiliated, reigniting her anger. Eventually, she plots revenge against Priktai and her family.
Her plan is ultimately foiled by Baikhao, who helps expose the truth and guides her toward repentance. Filled with regret, Paphit seeks forgiveness, which Priktai and Karita grant her.
In her final act, Paphit asks Diana to organize one last fashion show, requesting a bride-and-groom finale. Priktai agrees to model, while Baikhao is brought back to participate. During the show, Baikhao appears in a groom’s suit, and in a dramatic moment, Major General Sanhathep publicly announces their engagement.
Though happiness finally returns, Sanhathep remains protective, warning Baikhao to never hurt Priktai. Baikhao promises to cherish their love, vowing that they will nurture it with goodness and never allow hatred to corrupt it again.