No one would mistake me for a psychic, but I honestly didn’t see this coming. I’ve eaten a lot of crows in my life thus far- hypothetically speaking, and not always afraid to admit it- but the reconciliation in episode 11 of Miracle of Love between Paat and Nammon came from the left field. But I’m ecstatic that they reconciled. Such is the story between me and lakorns, it’s a love and hate relationship. Yet at the end of the day, much like today, it is very much looove that overrules.

The episode started with Nammon; feeling remorse at being the one responsible for getting Panom fired, got Panom’s address from Professor Dao-Reurng and went in search for Panom at her mom’s home. Concerned that Nammon may discover that Panom is actually not Panom, Paat followed her. He tried to deter her every chance he got, but only caused more suspicions from Nammon. Finally, they found out that the ‘Panom’ and family have already moved out. Before she could find out what Panom is up to, Paat convinced Nammon to cease her curiosity in case she upset him. He teased her until she conceded.

In this episode we have Panom’s meager attempt to console Nammon, but failed again due to her lack of courage. Panom tried to tell Nammon that her and Paat are only friends, but when Nammon asked her if Paat lied to her about them then- Panom couldn’t answer- she told Nammon to ask Paat instead. When asked how much longer she is going to continue to lie to Nammon, again Panom had no answer. So like anyone who is fed up with lies, Nammon walked away.

That night Panom’s second attempt appeared with a glass of milk as a truce? Not likely, as she tried to come up with an explanation, the door was slowly shut in her face, causing her to stalk back to her room, out of ideas to reconcile. Once back to her room, a thought flitted through her mind about telling Nammon the truth, but it went away just as quickly as it came. Instead, Panom/Nichamon thought about the stranger who helped her in Sydney. Holding his scarf in her hands, she found him to be quite similar to Khun Chai Thut, but soon shook the thought away, because really, it couldn’t be..

The premise in episode 8 surrounds Nichamon trying to stop Khun ChaiThut from selling her grandfather’s house.

As a background, Khun ChaiThut bought the house from Chote Chutiman in hopes of holding on to the house for the older man’s kin. But desperate times call for desperate measures. Trying to win over the Sornalais’ and keeping Pongthep (and his father’s) influence out of the project, Khun Chai decided to sell the house for collateral. He needed the money so Pongthep’s father can keep his fingers out of the project. He’s torn about this decision but ultimately the need to win and ruin the Sornalai triumphed.

It turns out however, that Pongthep wants to buy the house. And immediately, Khun Chai declines the offer, instead looked to another buyer who’s ruthless reputation will most likely turn every inch of the farm into condos.

But throughout this episode, Khun Chai is like a teeter totter, going back and forth between accepting and rejecting the buyer’s offer. Finally, as he agreed to sell the house, Nichamon came up with a great idea to stop him.