Praiya Suandokmai

Follow the exploits of various guests and employees at an exclusive tropical resort over the span of a week as with each passing day, a darker complexity emerges in these picture-perfect travelers, the hotel’s cheerful employees and the idyllic locale itself.

Malaiwan is a beautiful and charming woman who's high-flown, has singing and acting talent, and became a stage actress. She's the famous star of Bangkok Naruemit theatre, but everyone hates her for being mean and arrogant. One day, Ward, a girl who came from a rural area, threatens to make Malaiwan lose everything she has, but she will do anything to protect it. Later, a fire is accidentally setted in the theatre, killing Malaiwan. Her spirit stays to haunt the place where she died.

Khun Tibet is a poor guy, who is from the south. He decided to go to Bangkok to work as a bellboy in a famous hotel. There, he meets his first love, Kolmekkala who is nicknamed Moth. Tibet secretly loves Moth who is Khun Ying Srimuang's niece, the hotel owner. He tries to stop loving her because they are from different backgrounds. Therefore he tries to work hard and dreams of becoming a millionaire so he can be together with her.

Dawan, the daughter of a multi million dollar businessman, lived a free and easy lifestyle. Partying hard without any regard for her or her families reputation. Dawan justified her reckless lifestyle because her father had supported, financially, a relative who had an insane jelousy of Dawan and who took every opportunity to hurt her. Suddenly, two life changing events occurred; Dawan’s father passed away and Dawan was involved in a crash that caused her to suffer from amnesia.

Irina is a poor Thai-Russian girl. Jetrin is a Thai diplomat who meets Irina while he's in Russia. His mother wants him to marry the girl she chose, but he's against it, so he offers Irina a fake marriage. She accepts it because she's in trouble with the Russian mafia and wants to get away from them. They get married and he takes her to Thailand.

Phuwanai is a cop whose father owns a pig farm. He gets a leave from work and decides to help his father with the farm. Paipaya is a dancer who witnessed the mob killing someone, so she runs away from them and ends up hiding at Phuwanai's farm, pretending to be his nephew's tutor.

Nang’ek, a kind and diligent orphan girl raised by a selfish foster mother, faces abuse and exploitation while striving to stay true to her values and sense of duty, even as she navigates a household full of greed and malice.

The main plot is derived from a legend about a wealthy woman with a pure heart from centuries ago, who sacrificed all her worldly possessions to help the poor. She eventually dies out of starvation near a swamp. As legend goes, her body is then morphed into a lotus plant. In modern times, in buddhist culture, the lotus is used for worship for that reason, because it represents the highest order of sacrifice and purity. Here, Oranoot is the embodiment of the ‘lotus’ woman in modern times, she sacrifices everything for her family and gets nothing in return but heartache and pain.

After returning to Thailand to claim his family fortune, Tawan Chai discovers he may have to share it with a mysterious heir. Torfan, the clever and determined eldest daughter of a greedy woman, poses as the heir to secure money for her struggling family. As Torfan moves into the family mansion, tensions rise, secrets unravel, and conflicts ignite over inheritance, loyalty, and ambition.

A multi-generational tale of love, friendship, and rivalry, following two couples from humble beginnings to wealth, and their children who navigate friendship and competition when they fall for the same woman.