Ruean Naree See Chompoo

This is the story of three women and a transgender woman from different backgrounds whose fates and friendship bring them together to live under one roof in a house called Ruen Naree.
Kaewta is a gentle, innocent young woman; Kwanruen is a beautiful singer; Jomjai is a bold, tough-minded community developer; and Saiparn is a dreamy transgender woman. Kaewta leaves her troubled family to start a new life in Bangkok. Along the way, she helps Kwanruen, who has come to the city searching for her mother, escape from harassment, and also rescues Jomjai from being arrested by city officers. The three decide to rent a small house together, building a strong bond and helping people in their surrounding community. Their home becomes a refuge for women who understand one another. They paint it pink and name it Ruen Naree.
Kaewta later dates Akkhanee, not knowing he is a womanizer. He deceives her and lures her to his house, but she manages to escape. When her friends learn what happened, they join forces to take revenge by secretly recording him and exposing the video at his company’s product launch event.
Meanwhile, Kwanruen falls in love with Chaiyot, the manager of the venue where she performs. However, he gently rejects her, explaining that he has never had romantic feelings for her. Though heartbroken, she eventually realizes that her feelings stem from a longing for the fatherly love she never had. Later, Chaiyot invites her to dinner with his wife—where Kwanruen discovers that her long-lost mother is now married to him.
Jomjai, on the other hand, accidentally stabs a man named Kriang during a fight with his group, who have long been her rivals. She becomes a wanted suspect, and the three friends decide to flee together, leaving Ruen Naree behind. Kwanruen takes them to her grandmother in Nakhon Sawan. Her grandmother urges them to return and face the law to prove their innocence, arranging for a local mechanic to drive them back. However, during the journey, the mechanic attempts to rob them and assault Kwanruen. Kaewta and Jomjai fight him off, injuring him, but he later falsely reports to the police that they robbed him and stole his vehicle—branding them as a gang of female criminals.
Prab, a police officer and Kaewta’s close friend, along with Pol, Kwanruen’s old classmate, try to help them. The local villagers also testify on their behalf, ultimately clearing their names and allowing them to narrowly escape punishment.
After everything, Jomjai graduates and returns to develop her hometown. Kwanruen becomes a singer under a music label. Kaewta and Prab fall in love and prepare to get married. As for Ruen Naree, the four women pool their money to transform it into a rehabilitation home for women who have been hurt by society—giving them hope and the strength to live proudly as women once more.