Episode 10
Hotel Stars project enters third month internship There is a rotation of departments again. "Akarak" (Thanapol Charuchitanon), "K" (Kantharanphong) and "One" (Nat Khun Thirakitkosol) come to the kitchen department. Kei and one feel very uncomfortable The Archangel was able to look out and was surprised that his close friends all the time But seemingly distant and distant Until affecting the kitchen many times. "Toei" (Suradech Phinut), "Ton" (Davit Kreapholrerk) "Nuuk" (Norawan Setharattanapong) and "Valen" (Phongsathorn Phungkiatwong) circulated in the reception. Nuuk tries to encourage Tae. This department is best for Toey. Toey may be able to do better work. While "Ying" (Thanyalak Chokthanadet), "Kin" (Worodom Khemm Montha) and "Pong" (Panuwat Kerdthongtawee) moved to practice the housekeeper department. Pong continued to be teased continuously. But still do not know who is teasing Nuuk was very happy to retaliate and saw Pong in trouble. Both of them open the battle, slashing and dissolving all the time, until Kin is worried about wanting Pong to clear with Nuuk. (Source: mello.me)
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