Wong Wien Hua Jai

As soon as Buppachart, a beautiful young woman who studied abroad, set foot back in Thailand, she received devastating news: Woraphong, her longtime boyfriend, had decided to marry Withanee, the younger sister of Thos, a wealthy vineyard owner. Heartbroken, Buppachart went alone to a pub to drown her sorrows, where a con artist posing as a businessman secretly drugged her drink, intending to lure her away and film her for blackmail.
While Buppachart was barely conscious and about to be taken away, Thos, Withanee’s older brother, stepped in just in time to save her. However, she was too intoxicated to make sense, so Thos rented a hotel room for her to rest temporarily.
Under the influence of the drug, Buppachart cried endlessly over her lost love and lashed out at Thos, leaving him overwhelmed until she finally fell asleep. In that brief night, love unexpectedly blossomed in Thos’s heart—he realized he had fallen for this stranger.
The next morning, Buppachart woke up wearing Thos’s shirt and mistakenly believed she had slept with him. Before Thos could explain, she fled the hotel in shame, unable to even confide in her trusted older sister, Bussayaporn. She kept her pain to herself and even wished for the man to disappear from the world.
Woraphong, a weak and indecisive man, sought to meet Buppachart upon learning of her return. When they met, she tried to break things off, but their long relationship made her waver at his excuses. He claimed he still loved her, but while she was abroad, distance led him into an affair with Withanee, who became pregnant, forcing him to marry her out of responsibility. He pleaded with Buppachart to wait for him.
Just as Buppachart tried to firmly end things, Withanee followed them, insulted her, slapped her, and accused her of being a shameless mistress. Enraged, Buppachart retaliated, claiming Withanee was the real mistress for stealing Woraphong. The argument triggered Withanee’s heart condition, and she had to be rushed to the hospital.
Thos later saw Woraphong holding Buppachart’s hand intimately, which shattered him. The woman he had fallen for was now threatening his beloved sister’s family. Withanee’s words after leaving the hospital confirmed his fears that Buppachart intended to win Woraphong back.
Meanwhile, Withanee called Buppachart, but her mother answered instead and was harshly insulted, causing her to faint. General Rerngsak, Buppachart’s father, furious and believing the accusations, harshly scolded her. Hurt and stubborn, Buppachart defiantly claimed she still loved Woraphong and would not leave him—though she didn’t truly mean it. Enraged, her father disowned her. She left home despite her sister’s attempts to stop her.
Living alone in a luxury condo, Buppachart tried to avoid Woraphong but couldn’t escape him. He came to her, crying and confessing he couldn’t let her go, and she couldn’t fully cut him off either.
Thos tracked her down and mistakenly believed she and Woraphong were living together. Determined to separate them for his sister and unborn child, and unable to deny his feelings, he decided to act.
With the help of his friend Chai, Thos approached Buppachart’s father and falsely confessed that he had slept with her while both were intoxicated, asking for her hand in marriage to take responsibility. Furious, the father attacked him but eventually considered the proposal, believing it better than letting his daughter become a mistress.
However, Buppachart denied ever having relations with Thos and refused to marry him.
Despite this, her father forced the situation by sending her to stay at Thos’s vineyard. Tricked by her sister into visiting land outside the city, she found herself abandoned there. Furious and heartbroken, she lashed out, but Thos remained patient and kind, confusing her further.
At the vineyard, Thos endured her stubbornness and pride while preventing her escape, even threatening to expose her if she tried. Despite her growing hostility, his love deepened, and jealousy grew whenever she thought of Woraphong.
Over time, Buppachart began to soften, especially as Thos cared for her during illness. She gradually realized she had completely forgotten Woraphong and fallen in love with Thos.
Just as she decided to marry him, Withanee discovered the truth about her past relationship and rushed to the vineyard with Woraphong. Misunderstandings erupted, and Buppachart fled in heartbreak after overhearing Thos say he only got involved with her to protect his sister.
Back in Bangkok, she tried to move on, but complications continued. Eventually, she realized her love for Thos was genuine and agreed to marry him—not only out of love but also to set things right.
After their marriage, they brought Withanee to recover at the vineyard. However, jealousy, misunderstandings, and manipulation—especially from Baitong, a woman who loved Thos—created further conflict.
Baitong’s obsession led her to orchestrate violence, culminating in Withanee’s death, which she framed on Buppachart. This caused a deep rift between Buppachart and Thos.
Eventually, the truth was revealed when the real culprit was exposed. Baitong was arrested after attempting to kill Buppachart.
After the storm passed, Thos brought Buppachart back to the vineyard. This time, however, she was certain that in the chaos of her heart, he was the center—the one who would finally bring her true happiness.