Dok Rak Rim Tang

Anusorn Phattanapreedee (Wannarot Sonthichai) is urgently called back to Thailand to attend the reading of the will of her father, Annop (Anuwat Niwatwong), who has died suddenly. But his new wife, Jitree (Panward Hemmanee), rushes through the funeral and even announces plans to sell off his house. In the end, the only inheritance Anusorn seems to have left is Hang Tu, her father’s clever dog.
Anusorn immediately senses that something is wrong. While searching for clues about the missing will, she is nearly killed. Through this, she discovers the truth: the people behind the sinister plot are Jitree and her young lover Sittisak (Chaipol Pupart).
Meanwhile, Pathawee (Sukrit Wisetkaew), a young photographer, is constantly arguing with his mother Nuanchan (Kanchana Jindawat) and his older sister Paweena (Alicha Laisattruklai), because he is dating Jenjira (Pitchaya Chaowalit), a glamorous actress famous for sexy photo shoots and also Jitree’s younger sister. Nuanchan and Paweena are convinced that Jenjira is only after his money, so they keep trying to match Pathawee with Patcha (Jarinporn Joonkiat), the daughter of Phailin (Chanana Nutakom) and Winai (Songsit Rungnoppakhunsri), a family close to theirs. But Pathawee always manages to avoid their efforts. When Jenjira hears that Jitree wants to sell the house, she suggests that Pathawee buy it so they can use it as their future marital home.
Nuanchan then sends Aunt Oong (Chomchai Chatwilai) to move into the new house with Pathawee in order to take care of him and keep Jenjira at bay. As for Anusorn, knowing she is being hunted, she disguises herself as a man and returns to her father’s house. There she learns that Jitree has already sold it to Pathawee. Still, Anusorn eventually succeeds in getting into Pathawee’s house under a new identity: Anucha, nicknamed Uud. Pathawee hires Uud to replace Thinkorn (Techabodin Chaitongdee), his assistant, who has broken his leg in an accident.
With the help of Hang Tu, Anusorn begins searching for the real will and discovers that it is hidden inside one of her father’s paintings. The problem is, she does not know which painting. So she must continue her investigation, aided only by Than (Anuchit Sapanpong), an older friend and the only person she trusts with the secret of her disguise.
As time passes and Pathawee grows closer to Uud, he begins to develop special feelings for “him” and starts to wonder if he might actually be gay. The confusion stresses him so much that he even consults a psychiatrist. At the same time, Jenjira pressures him harder and harder about marriage, so Pathawee finally decides to marry her, despite strong objections from his mother and sister.
Uud, who has secretly fallen in love with Pathawee, is heartbroken. “He” packs up and leaves the house immediately. But before going, Uud secretly tries to steal one of the paintings from Pathawee’s office and gets caught. To explain away the attempt, Uud lies and says that he is actually someone hired by Anusorn to help search for the real will. Pathawee believes the story completely and even volunteers to help Uud find the will. But suddenly, all the paintings are stolen by Jitree and Sittisak and burned. Even so, Pathawee and Uud manage to recover them.
After surviving so many dangerous events together, Pathawee becomes certain that he has fallen in love with Uud. He decides to break off his engagement to Jenjira. Furious, Jenjira orders Sittisak to kidnap Uud and kill him at once.
Will this evil plan succeed?
Will Pathawee be able to save Uud in time?
And most importantly, how much longer can Uud keep fooling everyone into believing that he is really a man?
Find out in “Dok Rak Rim Tang” (Wayside Love Blossom), airing every Monday to Thursday at 8:25 PM on Channel 5, beginning with its first episode on Monday, May 10, 2010.