Dramas from Studio TOH GLOAM TELEVISION COMPANY LIMITED.

Kong and Ann are actors who became famous as an on-screen couple that everyone loves. They fell in love and got married in real life, but now they're pretending to be happy in front of the cameras when in reality they reached a breaking point. After the news of their problems got leaked to the press, they decided to do everything possible to save their marriage.

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Following the intensity of the first season, which exposed the political games within a real estate company called P33—featuring a conniving secretary, a power-hungry boss, a brainless owner's child, and an arrogant newcomer fighting through a game of jealousy that led to tragedy—Game Ritsaya Season 2 continues to expose office work, showcasing intense competition in both business and love.

The story of Pathaman and Phithan, a couple who survived competition in both work and love, continues into a larger game involving Chan Real Estate, the parent company that acquired P33. This introduces a variety of new characters, some of whom have past ties to the couple. Shortly after Chan Real Estate took over P33, they closed the company down to sell off assets for massive profits, leaving Phithan deeply hurt by being used and discarded. However, while his professional life is struggling, his romantic life is thriving: Pathaman (Pok Piyatida), Phithan’s (Tang Saksit) lover, has recovered from a coma, and the two agree to get married.

Meechok (Noom Atthaporn), the eldest son and CEO of Chan Real Estate, is unaccepted by his father. He must fight to prove himself to his father in both business and against his younger brother, Chatchawan, whom the father favors. In the past, Meechok worked with and fell in love with Pathaman, but his love was unrequited. Seeing an opportunity in the present, he invites Pathaman to work at Chan Real Estate to rekindle their relationship. Chatchawan (Louis Pongphan), Chan’s younger son and Meechok’s brother, is a hot-blooded playboy who loves freedom and does not want to be involved in the family business. However, due to guilt from believing he caused his father to fall ill, he agrees to work at the company as his father wished. He constantly tries to protect Meechok, his older brother, who is manipulated from behind the scenes by Kampanat (Moo Glod Atthaseri), a long-time advisor. Due to his hot-tempered nature and lack of business knowledge, working purely on instinct, Chatchawan continues to make mistakes and constantly creates problems for the company.

Mesa (Puifai Natthapat), the Director of Corporate Image, is a beautiful and talented woman who attained a high position before age 30, making her a target of attention. Her image is perfect in every way, from her career to her luxurious lifestyle, but people gossip that she is a chameleon, ready to switch sides to anyone who benefits her. Her biggest rival is Chatchawan, who often mocks her for being a show-off, while Mesa dislikes Chatchawan because he constantly creates problems that she has to clean up.

Pek (Gap Thanavate) is a loyal employee and Chatchawan’s close subordinate, whom Chatchawan trusts the most. Pek is an ordinary, hardworking, and enduring employee whose life depends entirely on his salary. He has no personal ambitions, merely working to pay off family debts day by day. However, his life changes when he meets Platu, a new salesperson who just joined the company. Platu (Fai Boonsita) is a cute, cheerful new salesperson with a modern mindset. She intends to work to gain experience and business knowledge to start her own business in the next year or two, following the modern trend of not wanting to be an employee but to be her own boss. Working on the same team, Pek feels a attraction to her, and Platu becomes the driving force that gives Pek the confidence to do things he never thought he could. However, their lives change in a way that they can never go back to being the same again.

The story progresses through the professional battles of the two brothers, Meechok and Chatchawan, because they have opposing management philosophies. Meechok wants to take the company public for wealth and to prove his ability to his father, while Chatchawan does not want his father's company to fall into the hands of others, a stance supported by Chan, their father. The brothers compete with Meechok backed by Pathaman, while Chatchawan has Mesa and Pek on his side. The relationships of everyone are intertwined with the fierce struggles of work, where there are no true friends or permanent enemies—not even among siblings in the business world. Personal life and work life blend together to the point where they are indistinguishable. Do we live to work, or is work actually what sustains us? Watch Game Ritsaya 2 every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 PM on Workpoint Channel. Game Ritsaya 2 premieres on Tuesday, June 7, 2016.