Rak Paet Phan Kao

After It and Nun reconcile, both realize they cannot live without each other and strive to cherish their love. It tries to help Nun solve the financial crisis caused by Jib’s theft, but his relentless pursuit of Jib brings heavy-hearted complications. Ironically, these struggles only deepen their bond and mutual concern.
Meanwhile, Nun must help That deal with the return of Ploy, the ex-lover who originally caused That and Nun to break up. Ploy tries to befriend Sai to sabotage her relationship with That, just as she did in the past. While Sai naively trusts Ploy, Nun sees through the scheme and tries to intervene. This causes Sai to suspect that Nun still has feelings for That, playing right into Ploy’s hands. That and Sai must rely on the strength of their love to navigate this obstacle.
Fa struggles to maintain the secret regarding the true father of her child, Thaen, whom she has lied to from the beginning. As her guilt grows, Thaen—who lives in the room across from her—frequently helps care for the baby. At the same time, Songpol provides loving care as a father figure, further compounding Fa's internal conflict. When Songpol asks Fa to move in with him, she refuses, unwilling to separate the child from its father (Thaen). Her refusal sparks suspicion in Songpol and It, forcing Fa to go to any lengths to guard her secret while securing funds for her sick child's treatment.
Tee’s physical health improves with treatment, but his memory remains a blank slate. While his father wants him to forget Jon entirely and plans to take him to America for further recovery, Jon and Tee’s mother do everything in their power to trigger his memory before he is gone for good—potentially losing the chance to see Jon ever again.