“Fate forces them to part, yet leads them to reunite.”
Whether it is destiny that brings them together, in the end, this conclusion is destined for them.
Phra Surathithamthanaphit is rumored to be someone who favors men. No matter which family's daughter tries to court him, they all end up disappointed.
"P' Chaem, don't call him that!"
"But that's what people are saying, sir."
"If what they say is true, wouldn’t people start thinking I’m his lover because of how close he is to me? Words can be dangerous, P' Chaem. You need to watch what you say."
The interpreter who comes with the diplomatic group speaks with urgency. If he truly has no interest in women, then why, after just arriving from France, has he been so attentive and caring toward him?
I’m obsessed with rati’s story. I’ve been so interested in historical fiction lately, and memory of rati really put a high a standard for me. I liked how the story flow naturally. And the growing pain between rati and phi thee as their love were forbidden. But it was what made the story more interesting, how they fight for love and stayed together until the very end. I even cried a bit.