Kwin is Ning's husband and Ing's father. He initially resists renting out their family home because he does not want strangers among their belongings, but later grows suspicious of the tenants after finding opened mail and learning Ratree's identity cannot be verified. He is also desperate to bring a girl back, and Ratree claims he agreed to help.
One of the legendary Four Tigers, a skilled sorcerer thief and central anti-hero.
Nui is Ann’s boyfriend and fellow teacher. He is upset when Ann’s stubbornness leads to her punishment, later becomes the school director’s assistant, and asks her to join his prestigious mainland school while proposing marriage. Their relationship deteriorates after Ann discovers his affair and another pregnancy, though he later asks her to reconcile.
Pob is a former student who returns to Pang Noi as a teacher, still burdened by his teenage relationship with Dew and the guilt surrounding Dew's death. He tries to connect with Liu, whose behavior recalls Dew, and later recognizes her as Dew reincarnated. His choices bring personal and professional consequences, but he eventually reunites with Liu.
Manit is a committed member of the traveling movie troupe who keeps its work moving and makes decisions about how to attract audiences. He breaks company rules because he believes the troupe must adapt and offer something new. His conflict with Wichian puts his future with the company in doubt, while his relationships with Rueangkae and Chom develop alongside the troupe's work.
Sukollawat Kanarot has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Their work is anchored in the Khun Pan Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Bangkok Breaking: Heaven and Hell, Zomvivor, Home for Rent. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
