Get Into Houa's Mind

I came across Peak Marn and I thought, "Oh, Num!" Let's watch it! I am a big fan of Num, his voice, his sincerity, and his eyes. He's got such tender eyes and I fell in love with him when I first watched him in Ban Saithong. Well, I got a surprise when I watched Peak Marn (Satan's Wings). He stars with Orijna (Pang) in one of his most unliked roles yet. PooChai (Num) is a grown man who lives with his mother. He's a manager at a bank and is in love with the girl of his dreams, Salia (Orijna). He and Salia agree to marry and on the day that he brings her home to meet his mother, he finds his mother arguing with a man who he finds out is his father. His father tells him that the reason why he couldn't be with his mother was because she didn't allow any breathing room for anyone but her. PooChai was raised by his mother, so he doesn't see this as a reason enough to break apart from the relationship. Salia doesn't get to meet his mother and they r...

The wind blew the curtains softly as Jedidiah sat on the floor of his room in the dark. He listened to the house groan and moan its pain of losing its beauty after so long. Inside, he felt the same because time was slipping from his fingers and he hadn’t done much. He hadn’t been able to move on, forgive, or love. What would tomorrow continue to bring if this was the case? Would he continue to drown in misery and consume hatred all his life? Would he ever find someone who would look at him in another light? Sure, he wanted to hate Anna, but he found the more he tried to hate her, the more attracted she became. She had a beauty in her soul that he’d never seen before. She was like a pure light shining from a dark tunnel. He’d been stuck in that tunnel for so long that he was afraid of coming out. He leaned his head against the wall and let out a deep heavy breath. Tonight, he’d wanted her, wanted her enough that he ached. He’d never had to feel that before. He’d never looked at a...

The loud bang of the door caused Jedidiah’s head to pound as he groaned and rolled to the side. His mouth felt like cotton and his shoulder hurt like hell. He slowly opened his eyes and realized he was lying in an S position on the ground of the den. The pillows were thrown on the ground and the coffee table moved to the other end. What the hell happened here? He pushed himself up from the ground and tried to remember what happened last night, but all thoughts were blurry. His head was spinning as he stumbled into the kitchen. Frightened by his sudden appearance, Judy dropped the pan on the ground and his head felt like it had split in half.      “Judy, can you please…be a little more careful? I’ve got a headache,” he said.      “I’m sorry. You scared me.”      He moved to the living room and plopped on the one of the couches. He reached over and massaged his shoulder. He must have slammed it into the table or some...