Miss Kosmos

Again, I already clarified what I meant in my second comment, but instead of taking my clarification, you decided to chide me about not being clear from the beginning and then continued to reply under my comment. Your focus was on how my comment was ambiguous instead of the actual answer to you question. If you don't like my comments, please just ignore them and move on.

Sure, but you're taking a random comment about a random drama very personally. I clarified what I meant in my second comment. At this point it just sounds like you're looking for an argument or apology.

I mean, I don't know what you were expecting, considering this is the comments section for the drama, so it makes sense I would comment about the drama.

It might be a cultural difference, but Nampheung is still 17 at the beginning of the show. Where I'm from that's still considered a minor. And in my opinion once you turn 18 you don't immediately just become an adult. Your mindset is still the same. It feels wrong to me.

I knew there was supposed to be an age gap, but why is she literally a child!?

Her acting reminds me a lot of Kimmy.

In Temorn I trust.

He got none of his dad's genes. He had Pawornruj as his dad and this is how he acts? Chai Ruj could never.

I'd watch an entire show of just Annie and Jack. They had better chemistry than the main leads.

I think Kwan turns 20 in the show, so Chat must be somewhere between 20-25 I'm guessing.

Felt that.

Honestly reminded me of her mom. The parallels go crazy.

I see Puttipat in Chatklao. There's no doubt they are father and son.

I'm excited for the one too. Kwanruthai and Dujapsorn sound the most interesting to me with Pon Cheewan being a close follow. I think it'll be easier for Duj Apsorn because her mom wasn't directly involved with Taratorn, but then again she was also the most psychotic.

Their kids are going to have a very Romeo and Juliet-esque story, but I'm still excited to see. They have the most valid reason to hate each other too.

The fact that Saiparn and Napat didn't end up together is a crime! A CRIME I TELL YOU!!!

Probably not, but it would help in case there are references to the prequel.

That's what I think, too. I think he knows who the killer is since Sol Hee heard it as the truth when he said he believes Do Ha and he also says that Do Ha doesn't owe him anything for the alibi. It's probably someone close to him or himself that's why he doesn't want anyone investigating to deep. Maybe it's related to his wife, the way he's ignoring her cheating.

I think Duek Chan is somehow related to the killer and used Do Ha as a cover for that person. The way he defends Do Ha saying things like "he doesn't owe us anything" is very suspicious.

I really hope they make it into one.