Roy Adeet Haeng Rak

“Trace of Love from the Past”
Tonnum (Sukrit Wisetkaew), the owner of a famous magazine, is about to marry his high-society girlfriend Nussara (Yada Chotichutrakul) in just one week.
On the night of Tonnum’s birthday party, while driving back, Tonnum is heavily drunk, so Nussara offers to drive instead. However, she loses control and hits Meen (Peerachaya Pinmuangngam), a young woman who works at a street food shop near Tonnum’s company. Nussara gets out of the car and angrily blames the injured Meen, but in that moment, a tragic accident occurs—Nussara is struck by another car coming from the opposite direction and dies instantly.
Devastated by Nussara’s death, Tonnum harbors deep hatred toward Meen, blaming her for everything. No matter how much Meen tries to apologize, he refuses to forgive her—and even wishes that she had been the one who died that night instead.
P’Wan (Arisara Wongchalee) and Men (Attaporn Teemakorn), Meen’s close relatives, worry deeply about her, as she is heartbroken and disappointed to discover that Tonnum—the man she once secretly admired—is actually this cruel. Eventually, Meen decides to leave and return to Hua Hin to live with her mother (Tadsawan Seniwong).
Meanwhile, Tonnum tries to escape his grief through partying, with Anchalee (Panward Hemmanee), his secretary who secretly hopes to win his heart, staying close by his side. Dr. Naret (Panomkorn Tangtatsawat), Tonnum’s senior friend, steps in to help take care of him. Tonnum’s grandmother encourages him to take a break and join a team traveling to Hua Hin for a VCD fashion shoot.
During this trip, Tonnum unexpectedly meets Meen again. He constantly picks on her, but Dr. Naret often steps in to protect her, preventing Tonnum from going too far. As they work together on the fashion shoot, Tonnum and Meen grow closer and begin to understand each other better. Tonnum starts to realize that Meen is kind-hearted and strong.
Amid the chaos on set, Anchalee pretends to help Meen, earning her admiration—while hiding her true manipulative nature. On the final day of shooting, when a model fails to show up, Meen is chosen to replace her. To everyone’s surprise, she transforms into a stunning beauty. Tonnum secretly feels attracted to her but outwardly shows irritation—especially when he learns that Dr. Naret has feelings for Meen.
Dr. Naret later invites Meen, who graduated as a nursing assistant, to help take care of Tonnum’s grandmother. As Meen moves into Tonnum’s house, both of them begin to see sides of each other they never knew. However, Meen must also face constant schemes from Anchalee, who tries to turn both Tonnum and his grandmother against her.
Eventually, the grandmother discovers evidence that Anchalee has been embezzling company funds. In response, Anchalee causes her to fall, sending her to the hospital. Under stress, Tonnum is manipulated by Anchalee into believing that Meen neglected his grandmother. Furious, he lashes out at Meen so harshly that she decides to quit and leave.
When the grandmother learns the truth, she asks Tonnum to bring Meen back. But when he tries, Wan and Men chase him away. He eventually pleads with Meen for the sake of his grandmother, and she reluctantly agrees to return.
On the way back, Tonnum receives devastating news from Dr. Naret—his grandmother has fallen down the stairs and passed away. He is left in shock.
After the funeral, Tonnum realizes Meen has already returned to Hua Hin. He goes after her to reconcile, but she ignores him. In anger, he drags her into his car to take her back to Bangkok. As they argue during the drive, another unexpected accident occurs.
Will this tragedy repeat the past—or will it change their fate?
Follow their emotional journey in the drama “Trace of Love from the Past.”