Jao Ying Kor Taan

Phaithep is a young journalist who has a younger sister named Phadachamai. They are the children of Khunying Phajongjit, and they live with their twin aunts, Prapa and Prapai.
Phaithep works at the Siamrat Publishing House, partnering with Editor-in-Chief Kosol. He is well known for writing unusual and intriguing feature stories that are always popular with readers.
One day, Phaithep meets a young beggar girl named Fasai, who pretends to have an injured leg. He notices that her injury is fake because sometimes it appears on her left leg and other times on her right. Curious, he approaches her for an interview to create a feature story about beggars.
Fasai mistakes him for an undercover police officer and hits him with her crutch, causing him to fall down a pedestrian overpass before she runs away. While escaping, she encounters Joi, a beggar from a rival gang, who accuses her of trespassing into his territory and tries to capture her.
While fleeing, Fasai notices a place called “Tawan Daeng” hosting a fancy costume contest. She is invited to join because people assume she is dressed as a beggar as part of the theme. Just as she is about to leave, she runs into Phaithep again—who turns out to be one of the contest judges.
He tries to take her with him, but Fasai cleverly steals his wallet and escapes once more. When she returns home, she meets Wichian, the leader of the gang. Her mother, Sa-ard, is Wichian’s wife.
Fasai opens Phaithep’s wallet and discovers several important identification cards inside.