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Dararat, a documentary typewriter in a daily newspaper company in Bangkok. She recently knew that she was about to get fired with no reason. She decided to spy on a story of Night Cafe which had been investigating by a missing reporter. Dararat was going on this trail with a colleague at the same department , Silai. They both wanted to be back into their company of being a journalist but had no idea about the secret story.
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Dararat, a documentary typewriter in a daily newspaper company in Bangkok. She recently knew that she was about to get fired with no reason. She decided to spy on a story of Night Cafe which had been investigating by a missing reporter. Dararat was going on this trail with a colleague at the same department , Silai. They both wanted to be back into their company of being a journalist but had no idea about the secret story.
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