Sood Tae Fah Gum Nod

Ploy Waen, a young girl who has just graduated from high school in the provinces, moves to Bangkok to live with her mother, Phuangphayom. At the same time, her mother brings in her new husband, Cherd, to live with them—unaware that Cherd, a notorious womanizer, has been lusting after Ploy Waen منذ the moment he first saw her.
When the opportunity arises, Cherd attempts to assault Ploy Waen. In self-defense, she stabs him with a kitchen knife, killing him on the spot. When Phuangphayom returns home and sees what has happened, she immediately understands the situation and decides to take the blame for her daughter. She is convicted of murder and sent to prison.
Fortunately, her sentence is not too severe because she receives legal help from Prasopchok, a passionate young lawyer who is also the grandson of Khun Wipa—the wealthy owner of the mansion where Phuangphayom has worked for many years.
In addition to helping her mother, Khun Wipa takes Ploy Waen under her care. However, this angers Prasopchok, who misunderstands the situation and believes that Ploy Waen seduced her stepfather and caused her mother to take the fall and go to prison.
Follow the story in Sud Tae Fah Kamnod (As Fate Determines).