Ple said the story about the second world doesn’t sound good because she is the daughter of Deaw Doksadao and his first registered wife. Her parents divorced when she was 15 or 16. Her mother remarried abroad, so her parents rarely saw each other. Ple has two younger brothers from her father's new family, but Ple still visits them.
Ple said she didn’t know Khwan before; Khwan came forward claiming to be a child of Deaw.
Khwan said that when they first dated, Deaw helped a little because she had a young child and had returned to her hometown to sell goods to support her child. Regarding Pu’s claim that she called two years ago, Khwan admitted she was drunk at that time.
When visiting Pu, she met Khwan in the room. Pu asked if Khwan was there to look after Deaw, and Khwan confirmed. Pu asked if Khwan was the same person she had talked to before, and Khwan admitted she was. Khwan apologized and asked Pu not to think much about past issues, saying they were now older. When a cleaner entered the room, Khwan told them not to clean because she would handle it herself.
Regarding accusations of coming for inheritance, Khwan denied it. Ple was busy, so someone needed to look after Deaw, who was still depressed and afraid of being abandoned. Khwan was asked to watch over him, which led to meeting Pu. Khwan then called Ple to say she had met her father’s wife.
Ple said she called Khwan to take care of Deaw because she trusted her, as Khwan cared for him well. Just because people separate doesn’t mean they can’t remain friends. Since Khwan started looking after Deaw, she told Ple she wanted to repay Deaw for his past help. Ple doesn’t know why Pu stopped talking to her; maybe she was tired, as Pu said, but Ple won’t discuss it. Ple had to find someone close because Pu said she couldn’t manage anymore.
Why did Khwan decide to speak out? Khwan answered that she saw comments about Deaw lacking sincerity or goodness. "It’s been 29 years. Why bring this up now, when Deaw is bedridden? I came back because I saw he had helped and brought my child with me."
Ple said she just wanted to explain how good their father was and how much he helped others, yet he faced such issues. Ultimately, it’s a matter between two people and the father’s family. Ple and Khwan are outsiders helping. When faced with these impacts, Ple felt the need to clarify privately. She doesn’t like accusations that she is bad or shameless. She dislikes issues about first and second wives. She never sides with anyone, even her own father; if he errs, she must warn him.
Khwan said, "If I wanted Deaw’s inheritance, why would I come back now, seeing him bedridden like this? I feel sorry for him because he’s a good person who helped everyone. I don’t seek inheritance and am not afraid of commenters since I’m not in society. I’m 61 and think nothing of it. Seeing him like that, why would I think about inheritance? I ask Pu why she didn’t leave earlier. Did she wait until he was bedridden to leave?"
Ple said she sympathizes with Khwan because she didn’t want media attention or a big public dispute. It feels like an excuse, and if their father saw it, it would hurt him to see his children and wife fighting. He dislikes such conflicts. Ple said their father would say to let it go.
Khwan said it’s unrelated to inheritance since she isn’t legally registered. She has a husband and children, so there’s no need to insult Deaw. She feels sorry for him and asks if he has no goodness. She confirmed she apologized to Pu when they met.
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