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Naughty Babe
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Naughty Babe

Naughty Babe ดื้อเฮียก็หาว่าซน

Author: BamBam (แบมแบม)

Original title: Naughty Babe ดื้อเฮียก็หาว่าซน

Original publisher: Rose by Amarin

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  • In English: official translation
  • In Russian: no translation listed yet

Thacha Wongtheerawit is engaged to Phayak Chatdecha Chen, heir to a wealthy family, under a business deal that suits both clans perfectly. The romance, however, is nothing like a novel: Thacha is left on his own at the engagement, on his own when he moves in, and on his own to organise the entire wedding. Unable to bear it any longer, he runs away to Switzerland — and Phayak, chasing after him, is caught in a car accident and wakes up with no memory, convinced that it is Thacha who never wanted to marry him. The book was adapted into the series Naughty Babe.

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Tacha Wongteerawit is engaged to Phayak Chatdecha Chen because of a mutually beneficial business agreement. The sweet love of Hia-Yi and Khon-Diaw is like the ending of a romance novel… As if. Tacha was left alone on the engagement day. He was left alone when he moved in to Hia-Yi’s place. As the wedding ceremony was around the corner, he had to deal with everything alone… His name is Khon Diaw, but it doesn’t mean he wants to be alone! As the distress is no longer bearable, Tacha decides to flee from the future wedding to Switzerland, not thinking Hia-Yi will try to catch up with him and get into a car accident. Besides, Hia-Yi loses his memory when he wakes up and accuses Tacha of being the one despising the idea of getting married! What’s with him, huh?! Though miserable, Kuea chooses not to put up with the cruel guy anymore. He has decided to call off the engagement, yet Hia-Lian refuses to cooperate and insists on them getting married and living together! What exactly do you want, Hia-Lian, huh?!

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