Nelly12

That's exactly my point. That's why you find geniuses where you least expect them, and through divine intervention, they get to play on the same stage as the privileged kids. I watched a true-life experience drama like that about a chess genius. Her chess game was unrivaled. It took her to a global stage, where she met with masters who had been playing for decades. But, all their knowledge and wisdom was turned to foolishness before this little girl. That, my friend, is a divine favor beyond human comprehension.

That's exactly my point. That's why you find geniuses where you least expect them, and through divine intervention, they get to play on the same stage as the privileged kids. I watched a true-life experience drama like that about a chess genius. Her chess game was unrivaled. It took her to a global stage, where she met with masters who had been playing for decades. But, all their knowledge and wisdom was turned to foolishness before this little girl. That, my friend, is a divine favor beyond human comprehension.

Episode 29. I love the formidable charisma of Bailli" 's grandpa. He reminds me of what they used to say about great men, men of timber and caliber. He carries himself with such authority and pride. That's what a great man should look like.

I noticed that, but Cheewan is still under the strong influence of her mom. Why would she look at him like that if she doesn't have feelings for him? Let's say all their kisses were accidents, why does she always turn red afterwards? Naughty, naughty, girl😊😊😊

That's simple; geniuses are born, not made. What the rich spend thousands of dollars to acquire for their children, the poor man's children are born with. In that aspect, I think the creator is fair.

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I'm enjoying the slow pace, too. Remember, Cheewan is being influenced by her mom. Even though she has feelings for Saruj, she keeps running away. In the last episode of 7, why did she turn away when she saw Saruj comforting Cheewa if Cheewan doesn't have any feelings for him?

Oh yeah. I remember their story. It was so heartbreaking. I remember when Tai's mom destroyed the house her dad gave her. I wanted to give the mom a dirty slap. I was so angry with her.

I'm yet to watch episode 6.
When I said he knew her better, I was referring to their interaction when they were younger (the ice cream scene) and the time they spent together in Switzerland. Even though she's chatty and playful, he is aware of the kind of person she is.

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This drama is really good, and it's available on most platforms for international viewers. It's worth the time.

Saruj knows Cheewan better and knows if those are her words or someone else's words she's repeating. Remember, Cheewan's mom had already spoken to him about the perfect wife for him. He's already smitten with Cheewa. It's now left for him to make her fall for him.

I'll watch episode 6 later, and I'll let you know my thoughts.

I think she's indirectly playing Cupid again.
Since you're on grandma's side, I'd consider sending you a partner. Regardless of your gender, I have the perfect person for you to consider😘

Thanks for sharing😁😁😁
I love them already😁😁😁

Isn't that what Great-grandmother Orn did when she sent a letter to Cheewan in Switzerland to play cupid for Cheewa and Saruj? Didn't she learn anything from the catastrophes she created with the Lions? Cheewan's mom did the same in episode 5. She was first matched up with Saruj's dad, but they understood how to treat each other as brother and sister from the beginning, so there was no animosity between them when they both fell in love with different people. But Cheewan's mom told Saruj indirectly that Cheewan was the best person to be an ambassador's wife, and she told Cheewan that she's better off living a simple life with happiness than marrying into the Juthathep family.

I like your term "wicked chill." I haven't watched episode 6, but I believe it means Saruj's parents are wonderful and affectionate people. Right?

Their love confession came before knowing they were childhood friends. JH said he suspected it was EJ when she wrote something on the kite at the beach. Sorry, I don't remember the specific episodes.

It is such a fun drama. It is a beautiful definition of family, support, and kind-heartedness.

I love the poetry Ye's senior recited in the last scene of episode 23. It was beautiful.

Oh no. I love surprises. I'm just savoring it😁😁😁
Thanks.