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Don’t judge a book by it’s cover, because I certainly did (regrets)
This lakorn is another one in my top-tier list. There must’ve been something in the 1990 air that makes me drunk in love with them because this one is definitely another Chef’s kiss. Lemme just say that the male lead is just so confusing tho, sometimes I want to hate him, sometimes I’m on my knees for this man. One second he’s a kind soul, the next you see him in bed with a skank like bro make up your mind. But what can I say, his handsome face, topping it off with that flirtatious smile seems to remove the grudges I have against him in the end.Hong on the other hand, played by Khun’Nid is such a pure, playful young lady. She honestly did not deserve to go through all that and her longing for Songkrod…omg :(( my heart aches for her.
What an adventure Songkrod and Hong go together tho, it was really fun to watch because it felt like I was in it too. There is this one part where they sort of like get locked up, tricked to stay there and everytime I think of it makes me angry and makes me wanna slap that bitc-, not telling though because you should watch it ur self ;)) hehe
Also, I really don’t know how they ended up together, maybe some parts got cut out from where I watched it, but I don’t really care because Songkrod’s jealously and love he had for Hong afterwards compensated for everything. Nah, but tbh they actually did not get enough lovey scenes together, it’s not fair I wish I could just travel back into the past to pay the scriptwriter to add more.
Something off about this lakorn though is that Hong is from Taiwan, if I’m not mistaken but she speaks Thai? And when she’s about to move to Thailand, Songkrod says he will teach her Thai and explains to her, how to introduce herself which is the most basic thing, but how tf did she manage to say all those advanced shi all along…but oh well I just pretend it doesn’t matter and it never happened so LMAO.
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