Overview
Din is a hotheaded child. He has everything in his life: money, education, large house, and parents. Din is a nonchalant and disobedient child. Fahkrajang is an orphan adopted by a poor family, yet he seemed to be happy and satisfied with his life. Teresa's father and Din's mother met while on a trip in Thailand. They fell in love with each other. When they both went back home, it turns out that Teresa's father is getting married. Jang's mother found out that she was pregnant so she went to live in a different town and had her baby. After she had her baby, she found a place in a small town and left her baby. Later on she got married to Din's father and they had Din. While Din was growing up, his mother was never there for him because she would go to the small town to see Jang. Later on the father found out about Jang and he came to live with them. Watch this drama to find out what happens to Jang and Din as they enter into each others lives.
Status
Status
Ended
Latest episode aired Apr 5, 2012
Season 1
~35 episodes
Total episodes
Seasons
Season 1
35 episodesAired 2012
Din is a hotheaded child. He has everything in his life: money, education, large house, and parents. Din is a nonchalant and disobedient child. Fahkrajang is an orphan adopted by a poor family, yet he seemed to be happy and satisfied with his life. Teresa's father and Din's mother met while on a trip in Thailand. They fell in love with each other. When they both went back home, it turns out that Teresa's father is getting married. Jang's mother found out that she was pregnant so she went to live in a different town and had her baby. After she had her baby, she found a place in a small town and left her baby. Later on she got married to Din's father and they had Din. While Din was growing up, his mother was never there for him because she would go to the small town to see Jang. Later on the father found out about Jang and he came to live with them. Watch this drama to find out what happens to Jang and Din as they enter into each others lives.
