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Yup, last page here.Balu_bear said:Thanks Aiyaja for the spoil (I think I will collect kisses to send you instead that thank you thank you every after the spoil, heheheheervie: ) Its sound good huhm? at least its wont waste ImJai death, and I like the way Nee satisfy with all her perfect plan and hehehe just wait for it, there's always to have sthing that will come along when you think you are the winner (a thing that kick you out)!!! :yes:
Maiko said that there will be 2 page more, and so we have 1 left, right Aiyaja? Thanks again, (
Episode 14 Page 4 Spoilers, last page ja.
Episode 14 Page 4: Thit is thinking very hard as he holds the little piece of the letter with the name Im Jai. The Mother asks him does he know the name? Thit thinks that it's Im Jai, Khun Pra's secretary.
Thit asks Khun Pra because he wants to see Im Jai. Khun Pra confirms that it is Im Jai's handwriting, but she has been missing for a few days now and he has sent some people to her house to check up on her. An employee knocks on the door and informs both Thit and Khun Pra that Im Jai has passed away and her body just recently floated up in the river. Both are shocked.
Nee and Won are talking. Won advises Nee for them to hide out for a while and come back when things have settled down. Nee doesn't want to as it will further raise the suspicion around her. Nee tries to calm Won and herself down by saying all evidence has been destroyed and even if Gan knows the truth, she can't do anything to them.
Thit asks Khun Pra to find some type of document that has Wason's hand writing. Khun Pra eventually finds one. Thit goes to the police station to have it evaluated. The results turn out that the person who wrote the letter to Gan and Wason's hand writing on the documents do not match. Khun Pra asks Thit how did he come to this conclusion? Thit said, the nurses said Son was so injured to a point where the police couldn't even begin their interrogation, so how was he able to get up and write a letter to Gan? Thit was able to bail out Gan.
Thit takes Gan back home to her Father and Rat. They're all happy to be together again. The Father asks Thit if Gan has been completely off the hook. Thit says, for now, Gan can come home because they were able to prove that the letter was fraudulent. However, it would depend on the evidence as well as Gan on revealing who the killer is.
Thit and Gan are at the garden talking.
Thit asks with a serious tone: There's only the two of us now, can you tell me who did it?
Gan is pressured: Even if I was to tell you, what good does that make? I've already been released.
Thit becomes a bit irritated at Gan for not telling him the truth.
Thit: But you haven't escaped from being one of the primary suspects. No matter what, the police will find who the real killer is.
Gan is speechless as she thinks about this fact.
Thit looks at Gan with an upset tone. Thit is upset at Gan for never thinking about herself.
Thit: You know it in your heart that you didn't do it. Stop protecting that person already! You need to have that person take responsibility for their actions.
Gan is confused.
Gan: I don't know what to do...I really can't.
Thit pulls Gan's face towards him, so he can look into her eyes.
Thit: Even if you aren't worried about yourself, but you need to think about the people who love you. Or have you never cared about how they felt?
Gan: You should be happy that I'm doing this, so that you can be happy with the one you love.
Thit is a little bruised because Gan has never knew how he felt towards her.
Thit: And have you ever asked me if I really felt the way you thought?
Gan remains speechless as she sees Thit's color of face and eyes.
The police interrogate Nee. Nee complains that why are the police suspecting her when the day of the incident, she was sick and was in bed all day with her friend and the people at the Soorayagan palace as her witnesses. The police tell her that either way, she is a twin and it so happens that both of them look alike, so they're just thinking about all possible scenarios on who the killer can be. Plus, someone has seen Nee's friend around Gan's house the day of the homicide. Nee rebuttles saying someone is trying to frame her and her friend. The police tell Nee that it's procedures that they will be interrogating everyone at the Soorayagan palace including her friend.
Won is surprised to see Nee waiting for her. Nee asks Won if she said anything to the police and pulled out a knife. Won tells her Nee that she didn't say anything that would lead up to Nee because if she did, she would be in just as much trouble. Nee said good, she didn't want to hurt/kill a good friend.
Back at the Soorayagan palace the Grandma and Nom Sai are talking. They know that Nee is right there but they pretend not to see her. The Grandma pretends to ask Nom Sai that does she know that Gan was released? That police know that it's not Gan who is the killer and chances are they already know who it is but is just gathering evidence to prove it? Nee is burning with fear. Nee comes in and asks the Grandma, why you think it's me? The Grandma says, well, I was just saying it, why, you want to admit it? Nee quickly denies it saying why would she admit to something she didn't do. She goes upstairs. The Grandma and Nom Sai continue to converse.
Nom Sai: Like that proverb says, a whole elephant dies, you can never completely cover it with a leaf of a lotus (sounds so much better and funnier in Thai LOL). This seems to be the case. Pretty soon evil will release its smell. But oh dear! By the time that happens, we would need to do merits to wash away the bad luck because coincidently, the elephant happened to die in our Soorayagan palace.
Nee is super stressed out. She takes out the necklace and says, this time, you won't be able to get away Gandawasee.
Thit asks Khun Pra because he wants to see Im Jai. Khun Pra confirms that it is Im Jai's handwriting, but she has been missing for a few days now and he has sent some people to her house to check up on her. An employee knocks on the door and informs both Thit and Khun Pra that Im Jai has passed away and her body just recently floated up in the river. Both are shocked.
Nee and Won are talking. Won advises Nee for them to hide out for a while and come back when things have settled down. Nee doesn't want to as it will further raise the suspicion around her. Nee tries to calm Won and herself down by saying all evidence has been destroyed and even if Gan knows the truth, she can't do anything to them.
Thit asks Khun Pra to find some type of document that has Wason's hand writing. Khun Pra eventually finds one. Thit goes to the police station to have it evaluated. The results turn out that the person who wrote the letter to Gan and Wason's hand writing on the documents do not match. Khun Pra asks Thit how did he come to this conclusion? Thit said, the nurses said Son was so injured to a point where the police couldn't even begin their interrogation, so how was he able to get up and write a letter to Gan? Thit was able to bail out Gan.
Thit takes Gan back home to her Father and Rat. They're all happy to be together again. The Father asks Thit if Gan has been completely off the hook. Thit says, for now, Gan can come home because they were able to prove that the letter was fraudulent. However, it would depend on the evidence as well as Gan on revealing who the killer is.
Thit and Gan are at the garden talking.
Thit asks with a serious tone: There's only the two of us now, can you tell me who did it?
Gan is pressured: Even if I was to tell you, what good does that make? I've already been released.
Thit becomes a bit irritated at Gan for not telling him the truth.
Thit: But you haven't escaped from being one of the primary suspects. No matter what, the police will find who the real killer is.
Gan is speechless as she thinks about this fact.
Thit looks at Gan with an upset tone. Thit is upset at Gan for never thinking about herself.
Thit: You know it in your heart that you didn't do it. Stop protecting that person already! You need to have that person take responsibility for their actions.
Gan is confused.
Gan: I don't know what to do...I really can't.
Thit pulls Gan's face towards him, so he can look into her eyes.
Thit: Even if you aren't worried about yourself, but you need to think about the people who love you. Or have you never cared about how they felt?
Gan: You should be happy that I'm doing this, so that you can be happy with the one you love.
Thit is a little bruised because Gan has never knew how he felt towards her.
Thit: And have you ever asked me if I really felt the way you thought?
Gan remains speechless as she sees Thit's color of face and eyes.
The police interrogate Nee. Nee complains that why are the police suspecting her when the day of the incident, she was sick and was in bed all day with her friend and the people at the Soorayagan palace as her witnesses. The police tell her that either way, she is a twin and it so happens that both of them look alike, so they're just thinking about all possible scenarios on who the killer can be. Plus, someone has seen Nee's friend around Gan's house the day of the homicide. Nee rebuttles saying someone is trying to frame her and her friend. The police tell Nee that it's procedures that they will be interrogating everyone at the Soorayagan palace including her friend.
Won is surprised to see Nee waiting for her. Nee asks Won if she said anything to the police and pulled out a knife. Won tells her Nee that she didn't say anything that would lead up to Nee because if she did, she would be in just as much trouble. Nee said good, she didn't want to hurt/kill a good friend.
Back at the Soorayagan palace the Grandma and Nom Sai are talking. They know that Nee is right there but they pretend not to see her. The Grandma pretends to ask Nom Sai that does she know that Gan was released? That police know that it's not Gan who is the killer and chances are they already know who it is but is just gathering evidence to prove it? Nee is burning with fear. Nee comes in and asks the Grandma, why you think it's me? The Grandma says, well, I was just saying it, why, you want to admit it? Nee quickly denies it saying why would she admit to something she didn't do. She goes upstairs. The Grandma and Nom Sai continue to converse.
Nom Sai: Like that proverb says, a whole elephant dies, you can never completely cover it with a leaf of a lotus (sounds so much better and funnier in Thai LOL). This seems to be the case. Pretty soon evil will release its smell. But oh dear! By the time that happens, we would need to do merits to wash away the bad luck because coincidently, the elephant happened to die in our Soorayagan palace.
Nee is super stressed out. She takes out the necklace and says, this time, you won't be able to get away Gandawasee.
Seems like more drama since Nee is unwilling to give up.
