Episode 3
"Nueng" (Nutchakon Thirakitkosol) and "K" (Kantharanphong) recently quit work looking for food to eat because of hunger But one didn't quite like the bag of rice curry that K bought Meanwhile, K began to feel hurt because he talked to someone intimately over the phone while "Toei" (Suradet Phiniwat) is still irritated. Tone made foie gras prepared for Chefman like the damage. "Akkhar" (Thanaphon Charuchitranon) saw the tone looking so totally worried. Thot saw Teey secretly lied to the job, and also heard that Toey secretly talked to Chef Man. Even more uncomfortable Didn't know that there was anyone else who saw this. On the side of "Sompoi" (Thanatcha Thephasadin Na Ayuthaya) came to say hello and thank the Archangel for helping to collect the wallet for Akarak saw that Sompoi is a hotel customer and therefore humbly accepted Sompoi feels cheaply with the supreme teacher "Toey" (Suradech Phiniwat), secretly sees Sompoi so cute and interested A young walk-in customer asked for a room at the front of the "Ying" front (Thanyalak Chokthanadech). "Valen" (Phongsathorn Phungkiatwong), some women will get the heart. Can the head of the front desk have to follow up? (Source: mello.me)
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