Nguen Rit Saya

Charlie, a beautiful young man, lives in a slum with his seriously ill father, Danai Suwong. Aside from his father, Charlie also has his close friend Joi, who unintentionally leads him into trouble.
Joi secretly slips a bag into Charlie’s hands—one that belongs to Irawat Sahatep. This causes Irawat to misunderstand and try to have Charlie arrested. Fortunately, Charlie manages to escape using his wit.
Fate brings them together again on the very day Charlie’s father is about to pass away. Danai—once a promising lawyer whom Irawat had been searching for—can only leave behind his final words:
“Please take care of my son… protect him… he’s in danger.”
With that, Danai dies, leaving behind a mystery—and the responsibility of Charlie’s life in Irawat’s hands.
Charlie moves into the Sahatep household, where, besides Irawat, there is also Aphinat, Irawat’s younger brother. Aphinat’s relationship is troubled because his girlfriend, Sirinadda (Praow)—the daughter of Khunying Pimpa—prefers Irawat as a son-in-law instead.
Feeling sympathetic, Charlie tries to help by getting closer to Praow, but this only sparks jealousy in Aphinat and nearly leads to conflict between them.
As if internal family tensions weren’t enough, Charlie also faces external trouble. Kara, Irawat’s lover, becomes suspicious of Charlie’s unusual behavior and constantly tries to catch him doing something wrong, leaving Charlie under pressure.
To escape the chaos, Irawat takes Charlie to relax at the Sahatep family farm, where Sukrit is in charge.