Ten years later, Saenfang, the beauty of Chaingrath, transforms herself into beautiful high school girl name Ngam Saengluang to hide her real identity from her mother, who is now searching for her. Also, the death of the princess’ father provided her with an insight into the “Silamanee”, Chaingrath’s most precious object (a “Silamanee” is a sacred thing that is traditionally passed down as a marriage gift by the ruler of Chaingrath). The Silamanee has gone missing in Chaingrath due to an arrangement between the king and his closest friend Khun Ruj. However, the Silamanee can be returned to Chaingrath if problems arise in regard to the arrangement—the return of the Silamanee is of the utmost importance to Saenfang/Ngam and she is provided with the address of the object’s location.

The princess then plans to take back the Silamanee, an object that she believes rightfully belongs to her country. With the help of her friend Chalee (the youngest son of Rachasena), who also has a crush on her, Saenfang/Ngam visits the address where the Silamanee is located. The princess met Pharot at the address and she subsequently realizes that he is a member of her own family. Pharot work in the Thai politics, but is also studying at the same time. He knows nothing about the princess’ true identity, but he directly shows his dislike of the princess towards Saenfang/Ngam.

Saenfang/Ngam then disguises herself as a beautiful shopkeeper named Mae Liang and charms Pharot when he arrives in her shop for silk that has been sourced from Chiang Rai. The new disguise is part of the princess’ second plan to assume three identities to successfully deceive Pharot. However, Saenfang/Ngam’s plan to deceive Pharot flounders and it not only beame apparent that he is actually in love with the princess, but that he also knows the true location of the Silamanee. It also beame clear that Pharot already knew the princess’ real identity and that he previously wished to marry her.