Neua Koo (Soulmates)

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Neua Koo
(Soulmates)​

Cast​

Margie Rasri- a look kreung who goes to Thailand to search for her mother
Boy Pakorn- an anthropologist who is the son of a wealthy couple with two children. Boy is the oldest child.
James McFadden- Margie’s boyfriend whom she met while living in the United States.
Yaya Urassaya- Margie’s best friend who lives in Thailand and is married to Barry Nadech, Boy’s younger brother.
Toey Jarinporn- a forensic scientist who later ends up working with Ken
Ken Phupoom- Boy and Nadech’s best friend who is a police​

Synopsis​

After the death of her father and the break up with her boyfriend, Margie decides to go to Thailand to search for and live with her mother. However, her boyfriend James follows her to Thailand and pretends to make up with her. He devises a plan and tricks Margie to get on a cruise ship, which is owned by a wealthy Thai businessman. James sells Margie to the wealthy Thai businessman to square his gambling debt in America. Just as the wealthy businessman is about to rape her, Boy saves her and helps her escape the cruise ship. They both end up on an uninhabited island and their journey begins.​

Chapter One​

Boy opened his eyes and pushed himself up. He looked around and noticed a woman with beautiful brown hair lying face first on the sand. He rushed up to her without pausing to think and picked her up. Then, he turned her over and shook her a few times.
“Khun! Khun!”
She didn’t open her eyes. Boy carefully laid her back on the ground. He hesitated to do mouth to mouth CPR but the situation now called for it. When his lips pressed against her lips, she coughed water all over his face and yelled. Boy fell back on the sand and covered his ears.
“What are you yelling for?” he asked when she quit yelling.
“WHY DID YOU KISS ME?!” she roared.
“I didn’t kiss you,” said Boy. “I just…
“LIAR!”
Her voice was even louder this time. The woman stepped forward and starting swinging her arms at Boy.
“Stop! STOP IT!” he screamed. “LOOK! I JUST SAVED YOUR LIFE!”
The woman now stepped back.
“You look familiar,” she said with a calmer voice.
“Well of course!” Boy exclaimed. “I saved you from that pervert last night on the cruise ship!”
“It was you?” she asked pointing at him.
“Gaw chai si!” yelled Boy. “If I knew you would hit me like this, I wouldn’t have saved you.”
“I’m sorry,” said the woman. “I didn’t mean to.”
“Humph, if you really meant to, I’d probably be dead by now,” said Boy.
“Okay, okay, I accept that it’s my fault,” said the woman.
Boy nodded.
“Well what’s your name?” he asked. “My name is Pakorn or you can call me Boy.”
“My name is Margie Balenciaga or you can call me Rasri,” replied the woman.
“Hah? What? Lady Gaga?” asked Boy. “You’re not Thai?”
“Are you crazy? Balenciaga is my last name,” said the woman. “I’m a look kreung and my mother is Thai.”
“Okay, then I’ll call you Rasri,” said Boy.
“Ka, Khun Boy,” said Rasri in a sweet voice. “Now can you tell me where we are at the moment?”
“Nee khun, are you blind?” asked Boy. “This is an island.”
“I know it’s an island but what island is it?” asked Rasri with her hands on her hips.
“I don’t know,” replied Boy. “Let’s take a walk around. Maybe we can find someone to help us.”
Rasri looked ahead at what seemed to be a jungle ahead of them.
“You…you want me to go into that jungle?” she asked hesitantly.
Boy turned around.
“Chai,” he replied. “Let’s go. Maybe there are some people here who can help us.”
Rasri thought for a moment and nodded.
“Okay,” she said.
They both walked into the jungle together.

Boy’s disappearance began to worry his younger brother, Nadech.
“Why isn’t he picking up the phone?” asked Nadech impatiently.
He was talking to himself. A door opened behind him and his wife, Yaya came in.
“What are you doing tee rak?” she asked him.
“I’m trying to contact P’Boy,” Nadech replied.
“He still didn’t return your call from last night?” asked Yaya.
“No, I don’t know what he’s up to but he never turns off his cell phone,” said Nadech pacing up and down.
“Why don’t you try again later?” Yaya suggested. “He’s on a cruise ship so maybe he might not be able to hear his phone.”
“Krub,” replied Nadech with a worried look. “What are you doing in here? I thought you went downstairs.”
“Khun Mae asked me to come and ask you if you want to eat breakfast in the bedroom or eat downstairs at the table,” Yaya explained. “She saw that you slept in this morning so she wanted me to ask you that.”
“I’ll be downstairs in a minute,” said Nadech. “I’m going to shower first.”
“Ka, I’ll wait for you downstairs,” said Yaya smiling. “Don’t worry too much.”
Nadech got in the shower but could not help thinking about Boy. Boy was out of town doing field work so maybe he turned off his phone while working, thought Nadech.
“Maybe I’m just thinking too much,” he said to himself.

Rasri and Boy must’ve walked around the whole island a dozen times.
Rasri came to a halt and rubbed her legs.
“I…I think we…we already passed this spot,” she said panting.
“I think so too,” said Boy. “Actually, I think we passed it many times already.”
“What? Why are you making me walk in a circle?” asked Rasri.
“I’m not doing it on purpose,” said Boy. “This is an uninhabited island.”
“HAH?!” shouted Rasri. “AN UNINHABITED ISLAND?!”
“Chai,” replied Boy.
“Well how do you know?” asked Rasri.
She wanted to make sure he wasn’t playing a prank on her.
“Well, we passed this exact spot at least a ten times,” said Boy. “Plus, there are many of our footprints in the sand. In addition to that…
“Stop, stop,” said Rasri putting her right hand out. “I want to get out of here. YOU HAVE TO GET ME OUT OF HERE!”
“Will you please stop shouting?” asked Boy. “I’m trying to think. When you keep shouting, I lose my concentration.”
“Well hurry up, I’m about to lose my mind,” said Rasri.
Boy thought for a moment and smiled. What he was about to say was really going to piss her off.
“I have an idea,” he began.
“What?” asked Rasri in an anxious tone.
“We stay on this island overnight,” said Boy.
“WHAT?! ARE YOU CRAZY?!” she roared. “THERE’S NO WAY I’M GOING TO STAY ON THIS ISLAND WITH ONLY YOU.”
“Calm down,” said Boy. “You don’t have a choice.”
Rasri threw her hands around Boy’s neck and with her thumbs, she pressed on his Adam’s apple as hard as she could. Boy began to choke.
“ARRGH, L-L-EGGO OF ME!” he yelled.
Boy used all his strength to push Rasri away. She fell on the ground and began to fake cry.
“I DON’T WANT TO STAY HERE!” she screamed.
“Shut up,” said Boy. “I SAID SHUT UP! IF YOU DON’T STOP SCREAMING, I’M GOING TO THROW YOU IN THE OCEAN!”
Rasri stopped shouting at once and got up on her feet.
“Are you done pouting?” asked Boy. “If you’re done pouting, let’s go find a place to rest because I’m tired.”
Boy turned around and took a step forward.
“I’m hungry,” said Rasri.
Boy turned back around to face her with his hands on his hips.
“Hah?” he asked as if he was unsure of what she just said.
“I said I’m hungry,” said Rasri. “Go find something for me to eat.”
“It’s not that I don’t want to go but I don’t like people commanding me,” said Boy. “Can’t you ask me nicely?”
Rasri took a deep breath and exhaled loudly.
“Will you please find something for me to eat?” she asked.
She said that all very slowly. Boy could tell Rasri was running out of patience.
He felt his right pocket and pulled out his pocket knife. Rasri stepped back.
“Wh..what are you going to do?” she asked.
“Didn’t you say you were hungry?” asked Boy as flicked the knife opened and held it up towards her. “I’m going to go find something for you to eat.”
Rasri let out a sigh of relief. For one split second, she thought she was going to be murdered by a lunatic guy that saved her life just the night before.

Chapter Two​

When nightfall came, Rasri and Boy climbed the highest peak of the mountain and together, they built a bed out of banana leaves. By the evening that day, Rasri seemed to calm down a bit and didn’t shout as much. However, it seemed she found a new hobby…complain.
“Why isn’t my bed as comfortable looking as yours?” she asked.
Boy rolled his eyes. He didn’t answer.
“Nee khun,” said Rasri waving her hand at him. “Do you hear me asking you?”
“I heard you,” replied Boy. “I just didn’t want to answer.”
“Mai pen rai,” said Rasri shrugging her shoulders. “Trade beds with me then.”
“Hah?”
Boy, who was lying comfortably on his “bed”, sat up immediately.
“Don’t ‘hah’ with me,” said Rasri. “Just trade beds with me. I’m telling you.”
“And why should I do that?” asked Boy lying back down.
“Because mine isn’t comfortable,” replied Rasri. “Just look at it; it doesn’t have that many leaves like yours.”
“That’s your problem,” said Boy. “I told you to carry as many as you can but you kept complaining that it was too much.”
“Fine then, I’m not going to beg you,” said Rasri.
She finally lied down on her “bed”. Seconds later, Rasri sat up as if she was electrified.
“What now?” asked Boy.
“I forgot,” said Rasri.
She got up and walked over towards him.
“Hey, hey, hey, what are you doing?” asked Boy.
Rasri reached over Boy and picked up a large branch. She walked away from him and placed the branch right in between the two beds.
“What are you doing?” Boy repeated.
“I forgot that we’re the only ones on the island,” said Rasri. “I don’t trust you.”
“What the hell are you talking about?” asked Boy. “Do you think I’m going to rape you or something?”
“Well yeah,” replied Rasri.
Boy forced a laugh.
“Stupid thinking,” he said. “If I were to really rape you, that little branch can’t stop me.”
“Nee, does that mean…
“Just shut up and go to sleep,” said Boy. “I would never be interested in a woman like you.”
“Gaw dee,” said Rasri lying back down on her bed. “If you dare touch me, you’ll DIE!”
Boy forced another laugh. He didn’t even want to quarrel with her. He just knew he had never before felt so tired his whole life. Later, both of them fell into a deep sleep.

The following morning, Nadech decided to give Boy one last call. If he didn’t pick up this time, Nadech would go to the police station and file a missing person report. Again, no one answered the phone.
At the table, Nadech at his breakfast quickly and excused himself from the table.
“Nadech,” said his mother. “Where are you in a hurry to? You didn’t even eat all of your breakfast.”
Nadech didn’t want his parents to know that he suspected his brother was missing. He quickly made up a lie.
“I have some urgent business at work to tend to,” he replied. “Please excuse me.”
Nadech walked away from the table and went out the door. He could hear his father calling his name from the table but Nadech got in the car and sped out from the driveway. Nadech picked up his phone and called his wife, Yaya.
“Hello, Yaya krub,” he began. “I’m going to be at work a little late this morning. I’ll leave the farm in your hands okay?”
“Ka,” replied Yaya. “Where are you going?”
“I have a presage,” replied Nadech. “I fear something will happen to P’Boy. Right now, I’m on my way to the police station.”
“Do what you have to do ka,” said Yaya. “Just leave the farm to me.”
“Krub,” said Nadech. “Thank you.”
Nadech hung up and made another phone call. This time, he scrolled down to his best friend’s name, Ken, who answered the phone immediately.
“What’s up Nadech?” asked Ken.
“Ken, I need a favor,” said Nadech.
“What happened?” asked Ken. “Your voice sounds strange.”
“I need you to help me find P’Boy,” said Nadech. “But, don’t let anyone know especially my parents. I don’t want them to worry.”
“What happened to Boy?” asked Ken. “Isn’t he doing field work?”
“Chai,” replied Nadech. “He’s been gone a week now but for the past two days, he haven’t been answering his phone. P’Boy never turns off his cell phone. This is beginning to worry me.”
“Okay, calm down,” said Ken. “I’ll see what I can do.”
“Thanks buddy,” said Nadech.
“Mai pen rai,” said Ken. “I’ll call you back.”

When Rasri woke up, Boy was nowhere in sight. Where did that lunatic go? she thought to herself. A crunching sound in the distance made her jump.
“Who’s that?” asked Rasri.
“It’s me,” replied Boy.
He was holding some bananas in one hand and a funnel shaped container made out of leaves in the other hand.
“Where did you go?” asked Rasri.
Boy bent down and handed her the items in his hand.
“Before you ask me a dumb question, look at the things in my hands,” said Boy. “I thought you might be hungry when you wake up so I brought you some bananas and water.”
“I thought you left me,” said Rasri. “Bananas again?”
She had a disgusted look on her face.
“There’s nothing on this island other than bananas,” said Boy. “And don’t tell me you want me to cook them.”
Rasri peeled a banana and forced herself to eat it. Boy smiled.
“What are you smiling at?” she asked with a mouthful of bananas.
“Because you’re a good girl,” replied Boy. “It’s good to see you not throwing a fit this morning.”
Rasri finished the banana and took a gulp of water. Before the whole thing went down her throat, she spit it all out.
“What water is this?” she asked holding up the leafy funnel of water.
“Sea water,” replied Boy. “Did you think it was sparkling water or what?”
“Why did you bring me sea water?” asked Rasri wiping her mouth.
“Aow khun, we’re on an island which is surrounded by ocean,” began Boy. “Where else can I find water? If I didn’t bring you any water at all, you would scold me for not bringing you water.”
Rasri wiped her mouth again and got up.
“What do we do now?” she asked.
“Think of a way to get out of here as soon as possible,” replied Boy.
“Do you have a plan yet?” asked Rasri.
“No,” replied Boy. “I’ll think of it as we walk down to the shoreline.”
Rasri let out a sigh.
“You’re so useless,” she said.
“So you think you’re productive huh?” asked Boy. “All you do is eat, sleep, shout and complain.”
Rasri opened her mouth to talk but instead formed a smile.
“I’d rather not argue with you,” she said. “Normal people don’t argue with lunatics.”
Boy shook his head and began walking. They finally reached the shoreline without quarreling along the way. Rasri grabbed a stick and drew a picture in the sand while Boy sat down and looked out onto the ocean.
“So boring,” said Rasri. “You said you would find a way to get us out of here but you’ve been staring at the ocean for a long time now. So, do you have a plan yet?”
“No,” replied Boy.
He walked over and looked down at Rasri’s picture. She illustrated a sun, the ocean with the surrounding island and…a boat! Boy finally had an idea. They could build a little boat to cross the ocean.

Nadech sat in his office with his feet on his desk and pondered about his older brother, Boy. When his cell phone rang, he answered it immediately. The call was from Ken.
“What’s up, Ken?” asked Nadech. “Any news on P’Boy?”
“Yeah,” replied Ken. “I checked with the cruise ship and he’s not on there. The captain said that two days ago, a fight broke out and two people ended up jumping off the ship. One was aye Boy and the other was a foreign woman.”
“What?!” exclaimed Nadech standing up at once. “Who is the foreign woman?”
“I don’t know,” replied Ken. “No one knows her name.”
Nadech wanted to throw his phone hard on the ground. He tried to calm down and held it back to his ear.
“Does anyone know where they are now?” he asked.
“No,” replied Ken. “I have a secret team of police working on it right now. If we find something, I’ll let you know immediately.”
“Khob jai,” said Nadech.

It was now late in the afternoon. The hot sun was blazing on their backs and necks but they still kept working. Rasri didn’t dare complain because as much as Boy, she too, wanted to go home. She wanted to go find her mother whom she departed from twenty years ago. At that time, Rasri’s parents had just divorced and Rasri was only three years old. Since then, she lived with her father in America and never again came into contact with her mother. Rasri sat down near the unfinished boat and began to cry silently.
“Nee khun, there’s no time to rest,” said Boy.
Rasri did not reply. More tears trickled down her natural face.
“Khun,” said Boy.
He noticed her crying and walked over to her.
“Are you crying?” asked Boy. “Please don’t cry, women’s tears are my weakness.”
Rasri turned her head.
“You don’t know what I’ve been through,” she said.
“I do know,” said Boy. “I’ve been through it with you. I want to go home as much as you do. Stop crying.”
She didn’t stop. Boy bent down and looked at her. He raised his left hand to her face but she pushed him backwards.
“What are you doing?” she sobbed.
“I was going to wipe your tears,” he replied.
“Sorry,” said Rasri. “Come on, let’s hurry up and finish this boat. I don’t want to stay here another night.”
Boy looked confused. How can she sit there and cry one minute and the next second, she’s okay?
“Come on,” said Rasri. “Come and help me.”
“Okay.”
Together, they worked on their little boat.

 

[shengvang]

Ooooo nice story line! Boy and margies character arw so cute! Lol... and yadech are husband and wife! Awesome. Update soon na ja. I can't wait to read more!

 

[SmileBo]

Finally a ff with Bargie as the main, alway see ydech at the main.
They are so cutie,Bargie......
No not Women's, he should have said Rasri,Yours tears are my weakness. :coverlaf:
Thanks,updte me.

 

[LOL:)]

Ooooo nice story line! Boy and margies character arw so cute! Lol... and yadech are husband and wife! Awesome. Update soon na ja. I can't wait to read more!

Oke doke
Will update as soon as possible.
I've been in the writing mood lately so I'm writing like four fanfics at once. Unlike my others, this one is supposed to be a romantic comedy.

 

[LOL:)]

Finally a ff with Bargie as the main, alway see ydech at the main.
They are so cutie,Bargie......
No not Women's, he should have said Rasri,Yours tears are my weakness. :coverlaf:
Thanks,updte me.

Haha, LOL! True, true. Everyone is writing a fanfic with Yaya and Nadech as the main leads. I put them in here because you know can't have Lom without Fai. Hahaha!

 

[Asy]

Ohh you're writing another fan fiction. Don't abandon the otherS na!

 

[fun]

Hehehe Bargie are finally leads. But I am so into Koey at the moment!!!

 

[aikoden]

ooo bargie.. i like i like <3
it's very interesting so far..
makes me remember that i def gotta update mines soon.. ehehe..

 

[LOL:)]

Chapter Three​

According to Boy’s watch, it was now half past eight. Rasri had fallen asleep since earlier that evening, which left Boy to work on the boat by himself for two and a half hours. Boy decided to let her sleep so she wouldn’t be fussy later. When the boat was ready, Boy went into the jungle and grabbed some bananas. Who knows how long they will be out on the ocean? With a second thought, Boy went to get more bananas. When he came back, Rasri was sitting on the boat.
“Why didn’t you wake me up?” she asked.
“I’d rather let you sleep so you don’t give me trouble later,” replied Boy. “Well, do you feel any better after crying and sleeping?”
“No,” replied Rasri. “I really want to get out of here now. Let’s go.”
“How can we set out when it’s this dark now?” asked Boy looking up at the night sky, which was now filled with at least a gazillion tiny stars.
“So what do we do?” asked Rasri.
“We stay here another night,” said Boy hopelessly.
He peeled a banana and handed it to her.
“Eat it,” said Boy. “You didn’t eat anything since you fell asleep.”
“I’m so tired of eating bananas,” said Rasri. “I’m not a monkey.”
“At least we have something to eat,” said Boy. “If it weren’t for these bananas, we’d probably starve to death by now.”
Rasri frowned, then slowly and ungratefully ate the banana. Boy sat down next to her and began to unpeel his own banana.
“Why did you save me?” she asked all of sudden, turning to look at Boy.
“I don’t know,” he replied. “When I saw that old pervert grab you, I couldn’t stand it. I don’t like it when men assault women. I have a friend who is a police and he works on those cases a lot.”
“Thank you na ka,” said Rasri.
“Mai pen rai,” said Boy. “I take it that I’m unlucky to meet you.”
They both smiled at each other.

When Nadech finally got home, it was already almost ten. He crept in carefully in case his parents were nearby. If his parents saw him, they would definitely question him on his lateness. Nadech ran up the stairs quietly and stopped frozen when he saw his mother. She was standing at the very top of the stairs with her arms crossed.
“Mae,” said Nadech with a smile. “Why aren’t you sleeping yet?”
“How am I supposed to fall asleep when you’re not home?” she asked. “Tell me now, where have you been? I’ve noticed that you and Yaya have been acting strangely these past two days.”
“Uh…
“Tell me now!” his mother exclaimed.
“I…uh…I’ve been working late,” Nadech lied.
“Liar! I called your office and they said you left regularly,” said his mother. “Where have you been? Are you hiding something from me?”
“No, I’m not,” Nadech replied.
“Don’t let me catch you lying to me,” his mother snarled. “You shouldn’t worry me like your brother.”
Nadech’s eyes widened.
“What about him?” he asked.
“Well, he hasn’t been answering my phone calls,” replied his mother. “Have you heard from your pee chai lately?”
“Krub,” Nadech lied.
If their mother knew that P’Boy was missing, she would definitely go insane.
“He’s on the cruise ship,” said Nadech.
“He still didn’t make it to his destination yet?” asked his mother with a surprised look.
“No,” Nadech replied. “Not yet.”
His mother nodded.
“If he contacts you, let me know immediately,” she said.
“Krub,” said Nadech.
Nadech went into his bedroom but Yaya wasn’t in there.
“Tee rak krub,” he called. “Tee rak.”
Yaya didn’t answer. Nadech went into the bathroom and knocked on the door softly.
“Are you in there?” he asked.
Yaya opened the door.
“Ka,” she answered weakly. “When did you come in?”
“Why that face?” asked Nadech. “Are you sick?”
“Mai pen rai ka,” she replied.
Yaya put her hand over her mouth as if she was about to throw up. And she did. Nadech patted her upper back while she bent down throwing up in the sink. When it was finally over, Nadech escorted her to the bed and tucked her in.
“Did you take any medicine yet?” he asked.
“Ka,” Yaya replied.
“Are you hungry?” asked Nadech.
“I already ate,” said Yaya.
“Well then, we’ll go see the doctor tomorrow, na krub,” Nadech suggested.
“Ka, but I can go on my own,” said Yaya. “You just go to work.”
“No,” said Nadech. “I’m going with you.”
Yaya nodded.
“Well I’m going to go shower first,” said Nadech. “You go ahead and sleep.”
Yaya closed her eyes and fell asleep.

Morning came fast and the sun shone radiantly over Rasri and Boy, who both fell asleep on their little boat. Boy opened his eyes. He couldn’t feel his left arm. Rasri had fallen asleep on his arm the whole night.
“Nee khun,” he said. “Get up now.”
Rasri opened her eyes and squinted.
“I slept so well,” she said yawning.
“Chai, you slept well,” said Boy rubbing his left arm. “But I didn’t.”
“Oops,” said Rasri. “Sorry.”
Boy shook his head, stood up and stretched.
“Wash your face and get ready,” said Boy. “I want to set out now.”
“Really?!” asked Rasri excitedly.
She rushed to the shoreline where the waters met the sand and washed her face. Boy smiled and shook his head again.
“Crazy girl,” said Boy.
Within minutes, both of them were out on the ocean.

At the breakfast table, Nadech piled a lot of food onto Yaya’s plate.
“What are you doing?” his mother asked.
“Yaya’s not feeling good,” replied Nadech.
His mother looked at Yaya.
“Really?” she asked. “What’s wrong?”
“Mai pen rai, ka,” said Yaya.
She looked at the sausage links that Nadech had just put on her plate. Yaya got up from the table and ran towards the restroom.
“What’s wrong with her really?” asked his father.
“I don’t know either,” replied Nadech. “She’s been throwing up all night.”
“What kind of husband are you?!” exclaimed his mother. “You should take good care of her!”
“You need to take her to the hospital,” suggested his father.
“Mae krub, paw krub, calm down,” said Nadech. “I was planning on taking her to the hospital this morning after breakfast.”
“WELL WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!” yelled his mother. “Go now!”
“Oh, krub, krub,” replied Nadech.
He got up from the table and escorted Yaya to the car. Nadech zoomed out of the driveway and sped out onto the road.
“Can’t you just slow down a little bit?” asked Yaya who looked sicker than ever.
“No,” said Nadech. “I want to get there as soon as possible.”
“I’m okay really,” said Yaya. “It’s nothing serious.”
“No,” Nadech repeated.
“NOW!” Yaya bellowed.
Nadech looked scared.
“Ja, ja,” he replied.
When they got to the hospital, Nadech was glad that there wasn’t a long wait. What made him even happier were Yaya’s medical results. She was pregnant with their first child.

 

[SmileBo]

They actually smiled at each other finally, I'm not monkey! :coverlaf:
They are really cutie..
Yaya is pragnet!!! :baby-scene-pop-corn: :woot:
Can't wait for them to be out of the ocean.
Thanks for the update...

 

[shengvang]

Thanks for the update na ja! Boy and Margie is finally getting along, and finally out of that island. I want to see them built there relationship already.

Awwww nadech and yaya are super cute! And yes, BABY!!! I really want to know how nadech is going to react to it!

 

[LOL:)]

Thanks for the update na ja! Boy and Margie is finally getting along, and finally out of that island. I want to see them built there relationship already.

Awwww nadech and yaya are super cute! And yes, BABY!!! I really want to know how nadech is going to react to it!

Sorry for the late reply, I've been busy with schoolwork and I must confess, been carried away with "Saam Num Neua Tong". Will update as soon as I can.

 

[LOL:)]

Chapter Four​

Morning came and went. Rasri and Boy were out in the middle of nowhere. It seemed as though they were the only ones out on the ocean. Rasri was getting bored and impatient again.
“Khun ka,” she said.
“Ka,” answered Boy who was lying on his back with his eyes closed.
“Where are we now?” asked Rasri.
“On the ocean,” replied Boy.
Rasri slapped Boy on the arm.
“Oy!” exclaimed Boy. “What did you hit me for?”
“Because you didn’t answer my question,” said Rasri.
“I did answer you,” said Boy. “And I answered precisely too. Look around you. There is only water and water and more water. Where else can we be? Or do you want me to answer ‘the sea’.”
Rasri made a sad face.
“Ocean and sea is the same thing,” said Rasri folding her arms. “Do you think this boat is moving at all?”
“Of course it’s moving,” said Boy. “Otherwise, we’d still be at shore if it wasn’t moving. Now will you stop asking dumb questions because I’m trying to sleep.”
“How can you sleep in this situation?” asked Rasri.
“Aow, khun, we’re out on the ocean,” Boy began. “There’s nothing else to do. Or do you want to make love? I think it will be romantic if we make love on the ocean.”
“AYE BAA!”
Rasri’s scream almost made Boy fall off the boat. He smiled and went back to sleep.

Nadech did not go to work that morning. It was now afternoon and he still couldn’t stop smiling. Nadech took Yaya to the mall to buy maternity clothing and baby things.
“Why can’t it wait?” asked Yaya. “We don’t have to buy these things now.”
“Mai dai,” said Nadech shaking his head. “We must buy them now because one, we must get ready ahead and two, Khun Mae would yell at me for not preparing.”
“Baa ler Nadech?” asked Yaya who couldn’t help but to crack a smile.
“How about this one?” asked Nadech.
He pulled a pink onesie with yellow flowery patterns off a rack near him and held it in front of him. Yaya laughed.
“What’s so funny?” asked Nadech.
“How do you know our baby is a girl?” asked Yaya.
“It must be a girl,” said Nadech happily. “Because our little girl will be pretty just like you.”
Yaya laughed again.
“So we’ll buy this one okay?” asked Nadech.
“No,” said Yaya. “What if we have a baby boy?”
“This one,” said Nadech picking up a sky blue onesie from the adjacent rack.
“So you want to get both of them?” asked Yaya.
“Chai,” said Nadech. “When the baby comes out, we’ll have clothes for him or her.”
“Okay,” said Yaya. “Just these two.”
“Ja,” replied Nadech.

Boy heard Rasri’s stomach growl. He pretended not to hear it and smiled.
“Nee khun,” said Rasri.
“What do you want?” asked Boy.
His eyes were still closed.
“Stop pretending to sleep,” said Rasri.
“Whether I’m pretending or not is your business,” said Boy.
“Aren’t you hungry?” asked Rasri.
“No,” replied Boy.
“But I am,” said Rasri.
“Eat a banana,” said Boy.
“I don’t want to eat anymore bananas,” Rasri wailed.
“Well fine then, don’t eat it,” said Boy.
“Ugh! What kind of man are you?” asked Rasri.
Boy finally opened his eyes and sat up.
“Well, first of all, I’m definitely not your boyfriend,” said Boy. “Second, stop whining.”
Rasri stood up and stomped. Boy panicked.
“Hey, hey, hey,” said Boy with a trembling voice. “Khun, what are you doing? Stop that or you will fall in the ocean.”
Too late. The boat tilted and Rasri fell in. Boy jumped in after her. Rasri was above water for a bit but sank in after a few seconds. Boy took a deep breath and went underwater to retrieve Rasri. He grabbed her around the waist and pulled her back up on the boat. She was unconscious.
“I don’t want to do this again,” said Boy.
The situation called for a CPR again. Boy hesitated and bent down. Then, he pumped her stomach a few times until she coughed out water. Boy smiled.
“Are you okay?” he asked.
“I’m okay,” Rasri choked.
“You’re so dumb,” said Boy. “Didn’t you know that rocking the boat will cause you to fall in the water?”
“It’s your fault!” exclaimed Rasri. “If you hadn’t made me mad, I wouldn’t have done that.”
“Okay,” said Boy. “I take it that its my fault.”
Boy grabbed a banana and threw it at Rasri.
“Eat it before you collapse in the ocean again,” said Boy. “And this time, I’m not going to help you.”
Rasri took the banana and ate it as if she was forced to. Boy laughed and watched as she finished the whole banana.
“Dek bong,” said Boy.

Yaya and Nadech got home that evening just in time for dinner. In fact, they called ahead and told the servants not to cook because Nadech wanted to celebrate by buying some delicious foods home.
“What occasion is this Khun Nadech?” asked Pa Jun, the nanny.
Pa Jun was also the eldest maid in the house and everyone respected her.
Nadech smiled.
“You’ll know later,” said Nadech. “I want to surprise everyone.”
Nadech ordered the servants to set the dinner table.
“What is your problem Nadech?” asked his mother.
“I don’t have any problems Mae,” said Nadech. “But, Yaya does.”
“What the hell are you talking about?” asked his father. “Will you please speak clearly?”
Nadech gave a little laugh.
“Yaya is pregnant,” he said shyly.
“HAH?!” exclaimed his parents in unison.
They nearly jumped out of their chair.
“Jing ler?” asked his mother.
“Jing ka,” replied Yaya.
“Well that means we’re going to be grandparents!” said their father excitedly.
“Chai,” said Nadech. “I’m going to be a father!”
“We must tell your brother the good news,” said their mother.
The excitement on Nadech’s face faded away. He had almost forgotten about Boy.
“What’s wrong Nadech?” asked his mother. “Does your brother know?”
“He does,” Nadech lied.
Nadech looked at Yaya. She too, looked uneasy.
“Well what did he say?” asked their father as he took a bite of his food. “And how is he doing?”
“He’s very happy for us,” Nadech replied. “He’s doing fine but he’s very busy so he can’t come home just yet.”

That night, Nadech had trouble falling asleep. He tossed and turned until Yaya woke up.
“What’s wrong?” she asked him.
“Nothing ja,” replied Nadech. “Go back to sleep.”
“You don’t have to hide from me,” said Yaya. “You miss P’Boy do you?”
Nadech nodded.
“I wonder where he is now,” said Nadech.
“Don’t worry,” said Yaya. “I’m sure P’Ken is working hard to contact P’Boy. Once he knows where P’Boy is, he’ll let us know immediately.”
Nadech kissed Yaya on the forehead.
“I’m so glad that you’re my wife,” he said. “You can always make me feel better when I’m feeling down.”
Yaya kissed Nadech and held him tightly. He fell asleep in her arms.

 

[SmileBo]

Bothe the couple are cute...
NAdech with his baby stuff, :coverlaf:
Thanks for the update. opcorn:

 

[shengvang]

Lol...Margie is such a dork, asking so many question that would get boy annoyed! She is so cute. I hope they get out of the ocean soon, cause Margie is getting so tired of eating banana! Lol...

Awwww nadech is so cute shopping for yaya! He is the perfect gentlemen,and perfect father for his kid! They both are having so many sweet scene. I love it!

Thanks for the update na ja!

 

[LOL:)]

Hey y'all, here's a very short chapter. Hope y'all like it.

Chapter Five​

It was now dark out on the ocean. Besides the sound of the waves, all Boy could hear was Rasri’s whining. He tried to ignore it but it seemed the more he tried, the more she kept at it.
“Shut up!” exclaimed Boy.
He was losing patience. Rasri looked as if she was about to cry.
“Don’t look at me like that,” said Boy. “I’m so tired of you. The only thing you did all day was whine. Can’t you shut your mouth for at least five seconds?”
“And whose fault is that?” asked Rasri. “If it weren’t for you, we wouldn’t be in this stupid situation.”
“I SAVED YOUR LIFE!” yelled Boy. “Don’t blame me because if it weren’t for me, you’d probably be a ghost on this ocean already.”
Rasri raised her arm to punch him but Boy ducked. He grabbed her arms and held them behind her back. Just then, a very bright light shone on them.
“Oy!” said a man’s voice.
“Who’s that?!” Boy yelled back.
Boy squinted and saw a small fishing boat coming towards them. The boat stopped and the man standing in the boat shined a flashlight on Rasri and Boy.
“Oho!” exclaimed the man. “How can you two do this on the ocean in the dark?”
Rasri and Boy looked at each other. He noticed he still had his arms around Rasri. When she noticed too, she stepped on his foot and hopped on the man’s boat.
“Khun Loong ka, please help me,” said Rasri in a sorrow tone. “This crazy guy kidnapped me and tried to rape me.”
“Hey!” exclaimed Boy. “What are you saying?”
“It’s true,” said Rasri. “Loong ka, please help me.”
“Loong, that’s not true,” said Boy. “She’s…she’s my wife!”
“I’m not…
“Okay, okay,” said the man. “Young man, come on my boat and then we’ll talk.”
“Loong, don’t let him on your boat,” said Rasri.
“Nee khun, I saved your life,” said Boy.
“Loong, let’s go,” said Rasri ignoring Boy.
Boy jumped onto the man’s boat and put his arms around Rasri.
“Loong, please save us,” said Boy. “We were on a romantic honeymoon on an island but we got lost and ended up on the ocean. My wife think it’s my fault so she blames me and now she is trying to disown me.”
“Mai jing!” exclaimed Rasri.
“Jing,” said Boy.
“Alright,” said the man. “I understand now. You two are just a young couple who eloped right?”
The man chuckled and revved up his boat.
“Mai jing,” said Rasri. “Loong ka, I can explain.”
“You don’t have to explain,” said the man. “Just sit down and relax.”
Boy grinned and sat down.
“Loong krub,” said Boy. “What’s your name?”
“You can call me Loong Singh,” said the man. “How about you two?”
“My name is Boy and my wife’s name is Rasri,” said Boy.
“You two seem to be koo gud,” said Loong Singh. “My wife and I were like that too but now that we’re older, we don’t have the strength to ‘gud’ anymore.”
Loong Singh chuckled again and Boy laughed along.
“Loong ka,” said Rasri. “Where are we going?”
“I’m going home,” replied Loong Singh.
“Well where is your home?” asked Rasri.
“It’s not far from here,” answered Loong Singh. “When we get there, you guys can stay at my house for the night because it’s getting late.”
“Khob khun krub Loong,” said Boy.
“Khob khun ka,” said Rasri.
“Oh it’s nothing,” said Loong Singh. “My wife would love to have company.”

It turns out that Loong Singh’s house was simply a small hut with a connected guesthouse. The couple was very welcoming and nice. They even made a late dinner for Rasri and Boy. Boy enjoyed the dinner. Most of all, he enjoyed watching Rasri stuff her mouth as if she had never had food before.
“Slow down a bit na ja noo,” said Pa Waew, Loong Singh’s wife.
Rasri nodded because her mouth was so stuffed, she couldn’t talk. After gulping it down, Rasri took a drink of water and wiped her mouth.
“Khob jai na ja Pa Waew, Loong Singh,” said Rasri.
“Mai pen rai,” said Pa Waew. “If you two are ready now, we’ll take you to the guesthouse.”
Pa Waew and Loong Singh led them to the guesthouse next door. When they got there, Loong Singh handed them some blankets and pillows. Boy went inside but Rasri stopped at the door.
“Why don’t you go in?” asked Pa Waew.
“This is only one room?” asked Rasri.
Pa Waew and Loong Singh looked at each other and laughed.
“Chai ja,” replied Pa Waew. “You two are husband and wife. You should sleep together. What are you afraid of?”
Boy smirked.
“Chai,” he said. “I’m not going to rape you. We’re husband and wife.”
“Good night,” said Pa Waew.
“Fun dee na krub,” said Loong Singh.
Loong Singh closed the door for them. After their footsteps died away, Rasri started towards Boy and threw punches at him.
“Stop! Stop!” yelled Boy. “What’re you doing?”
“Why did you tell them we are husband and wife?” asked Rasri. “I’m not your wife!”
“Aow, even if I told them the truth, they still have one guesthouse anyway,” said Boy. “It doesn’t matter. You still have to sleep in here with me regardless.”
“No way,” said Rasri folding her arms. “I’m not sleeping with you.”
“Taam jai,” said Boy lying down. “Go sleep outside then.”
“I’m not going,” said Rasri. “You’re the one that should sleep outside.”
“Oh come on,” said Boy. “At the island, you didn’t have any problems. Plus, it was only the two of us on that island. If I wanted to rape you, I would’ve done so a long time ago.”
“You wouldn’t dare,” said Rasri.
“Look, if you don’t want to sleep, then go busy yourself with something and stop bothering me because I’m tired and I want to sleep,” said Boy.
Rasri thought for a moment.
“Gaw dai,” said Rasri. “But tomorrow, we must get out of here.”
Boy nodded.
“We’ll figure something out tomorrow,” he said.
Rasri grabbed the remaining blankets and pillows and made herself a bed as far as possible from Boy. It wasn’t much help because the guesthouse was just one small room. Boy fell asleep before Rasri. However, later when Rasri fell asleep, she unknowingly rolled over to Boy’s side and put her arms around him.

 

[shengvang]

Lol. Bargie are so cute! And yes, they are both finally out of the ocean. I love how boy claims to be margeis husband! Lol... well surely see some more fighting in the morning...

Thanks for another cute chapter of bargie na ja!

 

[fun]

Haha already boy Boy lol already declared Margie as his wife.

 

[LOL:)]

Chapter Six​

“Aye baa!”
Boy woke up and saw Rasri on top of him slapping his face. He grabbed her hands and pushed her down until she was immobile.
“Stop it!” Boy yelled back. “Calm down!”
“You pervert!” yelled Rasri.
She still tried to fight him back but used all of his strength to try and keep her still.
“What did I do to you?” asked Boy. “I wake up and you’re hitting me like this. If I hadn’t opened my eyes, you probably would’ve killed me!”
“I do want to kill you,” said Rasri. “What did you do to me?”
“Are you stupid or dreaming?” asked Boy. “Look at yourself and look at me. We’re both fully clothed! Plus, if I did something to you, then you would know.”
Boy released her and stood up.
“Well why were you hugging me while ago when you were asleep?” asked Rasri.
“I don’t know,” said Boy. “I was sleeping peacefully and even dreamed that I was hugging a beautiful woman but when I woke up you’re hitting me like crazy. Honestly, I think you hugged me too.”
Rasri went red in the face.
“Well, you did, did you?” asked Boy.
“No, I didn’t,” Rasri lied.
“Whatever,” said Boy. “I don’t want to argue with you anymore.”
Boy shook his head and started towards the door.
“Where are you going?” asked Rasri.
“Do I have to tell you everything?” asked Boy. “I’m going to the bathroom. If you’re interested, you may follow me.”
“Baa,” said Rasri.

After many days on the island and ocean, Boy decided to take a shower. It felt heavenly. After cleansing himself, Boy felt more humane than he was many days ago. Rasri showered after Boy and met Boy at Loong Singh’s house later for breakfast. Pa Waew had made fish congee soup for them. Boy accepted the bowl of soup from Pa Waew gratefully while Rasri stared at her bowl.
“Why aren’t you eating?” asked Boy.
“I’ve never had that before,” replied Rasri.
“Arai na?” asked Pa Waew surprisingly. “You’ve never had fish congee?”
“No ka,” replied Rasri.
“Try it,” urged Pa Waew urged. “I’ll go get you two some water.”
Pa Waew disappeared into the kitchen. Rasri still stared at her bowl.
“Eat it khun,” said Boy. “It’s delicious.”
Rasri looked at Boy and then picked up her bowl. She sniffed it and made a face.
“Eat,” said Boy.
Rasri scooped up a spoonful but took a teensy bite. Her face brightened.
“Mmm! It’s very yummy!” she said looking at Boy.
Pa Waew came back with two cups of water. When she saw that Rasri was eating, she smiled. Rasri ate the whole bowl and even asked for a second.
“Oh, I forgot to ask,” said Boy. “Where’s Loong Singh.”
“Oy, he went into town early this morning,” said Pa Waew.
“What?!” exclaimed Rasri. “When is he coming back?”
“Why are you so anxious?” asked Boy.
“Because I wanted to go into town too,” said Rasri. “I want to make a phone call.”
“Me too,” said Boy.
“Don’t worry,” said Pa Waew. “He’ll be back soon. He went to sell the fishes that he caught yesterday.”
“Oh,” said Boy.

Nadech woke up in Yaya’s arms. He did not know how long she had been awake but when he opened his eyes, she was smiling at him.
“Good morning,” said Yaya still smiling.
Nadech smiled back.
“How long have you been awake?” asked Nadech.
“Not too long,” replied Yaya.
Nadech leaned in for a kiss but Yaya clutched her mouth and ran to the bathroom.
“Does my breath stink that bad?” asked Nadech patting her back gently as she threw up in the sink.
Yaya shook her head. When she was done, she turned to face Nadech.
“It’s called morning sickness,” she told him.
“Oh,” said Nadech. “Well can I kiss you now?”
Yaya smiled, stood on her tippy toes and gave him peck on the cheek.
“Narak jung,” said Nadech.
When Nadech leaned in for another kiss, his cell phone rang.
“Who’s that?” asked Yaya peering over his shoulder.
“I don’t know,” replied Nadech. “The number is unfamiliar.”
“Answer it,” said Yaya. “It could be P’Boy.”
Nadech answered the call.
“Hello krub, Nadech speaking,” he said.
Nadech’s face lit up.
“P’BOY!” he exclaimed. “Where are you? Are you okay?”

After the conversation, Nadech quickly got dressed.
“What’s the rush?” asked Yaya. “Where are you going? And, where is P’Boy? Is he okay?”
“He’s okay,” said Nadech putting on his jacket. “I’m going to the police station and talk to Ken. P’Boy is at a small island near Krabi.”
“Do you want me to go with you?” asked Yaya.
“No,” said Nadech. “You’re pregnant. Just stay home and relax.”
“Okay,” said Yaya.
Nadech gave Yaya a kiss on the forehead, lied to his mother that he was going on a business trip, and set out to fetch his brother, Boy.

Unlike Boy, who quickly got in touch with his family, Rasri could not contact anyone. She didn’t have her mother’s phone number in the first place and her father had already passed away in America. The first person she thought about was Yaya, her best friend in Thailand. However, she could not contact Yaya. In fact, they lost contact for many years. After graduating, Yaya had returned to Thailand and they haven’t heard from each other since. Rasri tried Yaya’s house phone but it was disconnected.
“So, how did you get in contact with your friend?” asked Boy.
“No,” said Rasri sadly. “Her home phone is disconnected.”
“Well what are you going to do?” asked Boy. “How are you going to get back to America?”
“I don’t plan on going back to America,” said Rasri. “I came here to find my mother and I won’t go back until I’ve united with her.”
“Are you going to stay on this island?” asked Boy.
“Are you crazy?” asked Rasri. “What’s the use of me staying here? My mother lives in Krungthep na ya.”
“Well don’t you have any more friends?” asked Boy.
“No,” replied Rasri. “Will you stop asking me questions so I can think?”
Boy went silent.
“I know!” exclaimed Rasri. “Will you help me?”
“What, help you find your mother?” asked Boy.
“No, I need a place to stay,” said Rasri. “May I stay with you?”
“Hah,” said Boy. “No way.”
“Please,” Rasri begged. “Don’t you pity me?”
“No,” said Boy flatly. “Besides you’ve never made yourself look pitiful.”
“Please,” said Rasri again. “Chun waai na.”
Rasri clapped her hands together and pleaded before Boy. He took a deep breath and nodded.
“Okay, okay,” said Boy. “But, you must do everything I say.”
“Okay, anything,” said Rasri.

Nadech and Ken arrived at the island later that evening. Before leaving, Rasri and Boy thanked Pa Waew and Loong Singh for their kindness. The couple wished them luck and waved goodbye as they went out the door.
“It’s getting dark now,” said Ken. “Should we stay on the island for the night or go back now?”
“I promised Mom and Dad that I would be back the next morning,” said Nadech. “I think we should go now.”
“Hey, does Mom and Dad know about this?” asked Boy.
“No, we kept it a secret because we didn’t want them worried,” replied Nadech.
“Good thinking,” said Boy. “Mom would’ve worried sick.”
“Aww, you’re such a filial son,” said Rasri.
“Who asked you?” said Boy.
Ken and Nadech exchanged suspicious looks.
“Come here,” said Nadech pulling Boy to the side.
“What?” asked Boy.
“Who’s that girl?” asked Nadech. “Your girlfriend?”
“No,” said Boy. “I’ll tell you later; it’s a long story.”
“Jing na?” asked Nadech.
“Uh,” nodded Boy. “Come on, let’s go. It’s getting darker.”

The four finally made it to Bangkok late midnight. When they actually made it home, it was already nearly three in the morning. Ken decided to drive Nadech and Boy home. He stopped the car in front of their house and told them good night. Before Nadech or Boy could reply, Rasri got out of the car too.
“Hey, what’re you doing?” asked Boy.
“Aow, you said you were going to help me,” said Rasri. “I’m going to stay with you.”
Rasri ran up the three marble steps in front of the house but before she made it to the top, Boy grabbed her and dragged her back down.
“Let me go,” said Rasri.
“I didn’t say you can go in,” said Boy.
“Why not?” asked Rasri.
“Aow, what if my parents wake up the next morning and see you in the house?” asked Boy. “What are they going to assume? Wouldn’t they be shocked to see a stranger magically appear out of nowhere?”
“What’re we going to do then?” asked Rasri.
“You mean what are you going to do?” asked Boy.
“How about this?” suggested Nadech. “Why don’t you go stay with Ken for the night and we’ll figure things out tomorrow?”
“That’s a good idea,” said Ken looking at Rasri. “What do you think?”
“Okay,” replied Rasri. “Anyhow, you’re a police so you wouldn’t harm me.”
“Well that’s final then,” said Boy. “Choke dee muat.”
“Why do you say that?” asked Ken. “I’m sure it can’t be that bad?”
“Nee, I’m standing right here you know,” said Rasri. “I promise I won’t give you any problems officer.”
The guys laughed. Ken walked to the front passenger side of the car and opened the door for Rasri. Finally, he waved good night to his two buddies and drove out.
“Now what were you going to tell me about that girl?” asked Nadech.
Boy inhaled and exhaled loudly.
“Can’t it wait until tomorrow?” he asked. “I’m tired as hell right now. Let me rest first.”
Boy put an arm around his brother and together they walked in the house.

 

[shengvang]

How did I just knew it that they were going to fight in that morning! Lol..I'm so loving there bickering. And it so funny how when nadech said "maybe it better for her to stay with Ken and they will figure out something tomorrow." and she just said yes! Cause she trusted him. So cute!

Nadech and yaya are just to sweet. I'm loving everything, about them. All the kisses and sweet talk are are just making my heart melt! They both are having such a good marriage. Nadech is sooooo loving and yaya is sooooo supportive of her husband. Now that what you called a perfect married couple!

Thank you so much for another wonderful update today na ja!