
Dok Fah Ya Jai (2007)
Kornpakamarasri, or Paka, is the daughter of Mr. Tinnakorn and Mrs. Saiyud, owners of Morakot Property Company, a famous real estate company. She had a nanny named Nim, who raised her to be a good person. After studying abroad, Paka came back home but didn't do any work because her family was rich. Later, her family's company started doing badly. Tinnakorn was stressed and working very hard. One day, he fell and died due to a blood vessel in his brain. Saiyud then let the subordinates help manage the work. As for herself, she became a gambling addict until she lost everything except for the company and some land. Tinnapan, a new millionaire, agrees to gamble with Saiyud because of her daughter's beauty. Saiyud lost and therefore had to transfer the company and the land to Tinnapan, but on the day of the transfer, he made an offer to marry Paka, and then he would return everything. Saiyud tries to persuade Paka to marry Tinnapan, but she refuses. Saiyud and Paka end up moving to a small, old, wooden house. Paka had a hard time adjusting and likes to look down on others, especially poor people. Meanwhile, Tinnapan always tries to help Paka without her knowing. Will his love eventually reach her heart?
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| Episode | Name | Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| S01E29 | Episode 29 | août 15, 2007 |
| S01E28 | Episode 28 | août 14, 2007 |
| S01E27 | Episode 27 | août 13, 2007 |
| S01E26 | Episode 26 | août 12, 2007 |
| S01E25 | Episode 25 | août 11, 2007 |
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