Muen Rao Ja Rak Kun Mai Dai

Sasatra Sahapanichayakarn is a talented young businessman and a major importer of automobiles. He is about to receive the Young Businessman of the Year award for his outstanding contributions to Sahayon Public Company Limited, the family’s core business. Though widely regarded as a perfect man with an enviable married life, Sasatra always feels that something is missing.
Rachawadee, a woman from a noble lineage, is graceful and well-mannered. Although her family no longer has wealth, only a respected name, she is still admired by many for being the woman who stands beside Sasatra as his wife. Sasatra himself has never been certain whether he truly loves her, but since their marriage was arranged by their elders, he has never opposed it.
However, Rachawadee is unable to bear a child for Chao Sua Saeng, Sasatra’s father, due to a congenital heart condition that prevents her from having children. This leaves her feeling deeply inferior and resentful. She confides in Jad, an old nanny who had been dismissed from the mansion by Khunying Rommaneeya after being accused of having an affair with Than Chalampu. Jad devises a plan, suggesting that Rachawadee find another woman to carry a child on her behalf.
Rachawadee decides to choose someone within the company so she can easily control the situation. Her target is Lada, a public relations employee who is struggling with serious financial problems. Rachawadee promotes her to act as Sasatra’s secretary and subtly pressures Sasatra into frequently giving Lada rides.
Unbeknownst to her, however, the woman Sasatra has secretly been watching all along is Piang-or—a simple, innocent, and sincere young woman.