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It is the story of two unrequited people in love, Kong (Phanukon Inyim), a young man who has just broken his heart from proposing marriage. Travel to rest at Ban Pha Sing. Udon Thani province where Kong's brother is a community developer there. One day there was a beautiful girl (Thidalat Vongsili), a young writer from Lao PDR traveled to search for information to produce books. when the couple met from not being destined to become a bond Made Kong completely fall in love with Aunt without even knowing that Aunt already had a boyfriend. And went back to Lao PDR, but Kong's love has not changed, causing Kong to get information about Aunt's whereabouts from the cooperation of Jay Fai (Candy Rakkaen). to prove that “Meeting was not a coincidence. but destiny.”
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It is the story of two unrequited people in love, Kong (Phanukon Inyim), a young man who has just broken his heart from proposing marriage. Travel to rest at Ban Pha Sing. Udon Thani province where Kong's brother is a community developer there. One day there was a beautiful girl (Thidalat Vongsili), a young writer from Lao PDR traveled to search for information to produce books. when the couple met from not being destined to become a bond Made Kong completely fall in love with Aunt without even knowing that Aunt already had a boyfriend. And went back to Lao PDR, but Kong's love has not changed, causing Kong to get information about Aunt's whereabouts from the cooperation of Jay Fai (Candy Rakkaen). to prove that “Meeting was not a coincidence. but destiny.”
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