One Perfect Night… Then THIS?! | PLS Love | EP 1 | Full Uncut Reaction

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„Pls Love“ starts as Peem finds out that Parn is the “angel” of the Paradise club. We flash back one week, when Peem, the wealthy and successful daughter of business man Phakpoom, one of the richest men of Asia, was vacationing as she meets Parn who accidentally dropped her scarf onto her and wanted it back. She later found her sitting alone at night and approached her. Parn handed her a bottle of water, but thought she didn’t accept anything from strangers – but Peem thought they weren’t strangers no anymore as the already met for the second time and accepted the bottle. Parn thought that as a women, she should be careful, arguing she couldn’t know people’s intentions these days. Peem got close to her as she asked whether Parn is one of those people, and asked why she was sitting there alone if she had to be careful, why doesn’t she sit in a nice bar with good music, arguing it should be much more fun. But Parn preferred to sit in a place like that where she was happier. Peem found it strange to find another person who likes to come to Pattaya just to sit and listen to the waves like her. And Parn claimed to like to sit idly by the sea like an idiot as well. Later, Peem asked if Parn would sit there like an idiot the following day too, and Parn claimed that if she felt bought, she might come. Peem then walked her back, but they ran into some men who identified Parn and thought Peem was also an escort, they tried to get them to go home with them, but Peem reacted poorly to their efforts and insulted them, and the guys wanted to teach them some manners, but Parn started to run away with her, hiding from them behind them behind some trash. Parm then found out her sandals were torn with Peem carefully removing them that carrying the piggyback back to the place where they were earlier, where Parn said goodbye, with Peem inviting her to go do something fun the next day. She waited the next day for Parn to show up, then they walked down the beach, where Parn asked her if she had worked really hard, because she looked tired and invited her to walk a few steps into the sea with her, arguing that if she kept running and never stopped to look along the way, she would never realize how wonderful it was to experience the beautiful nature around her. Peem argued that Parn seemed to understand life very well, and Parn claimed she understood it, but couldn’t choose. She had been running since she was a kid, and even if she was tired, she had to pretend she wasn’t, and had forgotten what it was like to take a break. But in those two day, Peem had made her feel like she was really getting a break. She argued that she got to smile and laugh, got to be herself, and that she didn’t know when she would get to feel that way again, as she didn’t know what was waiting for her when she got back. Peem touched her face and argued that at least she could relax that day and told her to make the most of it. Parn nodded in agreement as some street musician played “My Safe Zone” 😉, and Peem got him to play “Glad to” and sung it to Parn. We get a montage of Peem and Parn enjoying the day together as they rented a bike and ate food. They seeked shelter from the rain with Parn claiming that was the first time someone did something like that for her, and Peem being happy that she got to be her first, claiming that it's also her first time doing this. But she wanted to make her happy to have the strength to fight whatever made her tired and argued that maybe those up there sent them down to meet each other, so they can heal each other, but Parn argued that they just wanted them to get wet. Peem invited Parn to wait for the rain to stop in her room, where they exchanged their names and enjoyed some wine, with Parn claiming that she will leave once the rain stopped, but Peem kissing her before that, claiming she looked beautiful that day, and starting to undress her. She asked if she was not okay with this as Parm briefly stopped her, but she just claimed to have never done it before. Peem proposed to start with something light as she put her onto her bed and claimed she didn’t need to do anything – she would do it for her, as they disrobed. The next morning, Parn marveled at Peem before getting a call from her mother and disappearing before Peem woke up. At the office, Peem’s older brother Phat scolds her for zoning out since having returned from the beach and forgetting to prepare for the meeting. Peem remembers the meeting, but proposes the hotel project successfully to the board including her father Phakpoom (played by Jab again, whom we last saw as Din’s late father in “The Earth”), who later praises her for the presentation but tells her she needs to find a way to get Songsak – the owner of the six-star hotel chain – to invest in the project. Phat claims that it’s not going to be easy to get Songsak to invest in the project who has high standards, is picky and meticulous, he claims, and argues that if their project isn’t exceptional, he won’t take the risk. Peem claims she will get him if their project needs him, as she remembers that Songsak is infatuated with “Angel” from the Paradise Club, and drives to the club to get her to join the table, arguing that a woman who can be bought with money won’t be difficult to deal with… …but we are back at the cold open, where Parm is about to perform on stage with Tot – a rich widower – there to see her again. Her boss tells her she can have a good life and a good family with him, and thinks it’s a good way out for her, but Parm declines the offer as always. Her boss tells her that there’s a VVIP at the same table, and instructs her to do whatever it takes to get them to spend as much money as possible. Parn thinks to herself that even if she gets married and tries to clear her image, everyone still will think of her as a high-class whore. Parn gets auctioned off to Tot for 500 drinks as Peem and Parn’s eyes meet, and get guest argue that it must cost million of Baht to have her. Peem pours a drink for Tot, but he doesn’t want a drink, he wants her, he claims. Parn reminds him of her rules that she’s a friend to talk to, not to sleep with, but Tot argues that he spent a lot of money on her and tells her if she lets him be with her, he will buy her a house, car, everything, and he will quit the nightlife for good. Meanwhile, Peem asks Parn’s boss how much she has to pay to see Angel, and she offers 2,000 drinks (more than 300,000 Baht, we later learn) for Parn to get her for the night. Tot argues that Parn is already bought for the night. But Peem just ignores him and drags Parn away, claiming she should not be too stupid to know that 2,000 drinks are more than 500. She raises her offer to 5,000 drinks as Parn hesitates. Parn wants her boss to transfer her cut now, as her boss wants to know if she is really going with Peem, but she wants the money. Her boss argues that it’s because of her father again, and we get a flashback of Parn with her parents where she agued she paid everything off the last time they beat her mother up and scolds her father for taking out another loan without telling her, but her father just told her to quit nagging and not to expect him to be grateful for her, she is the one who should be grateful for him, he argues. He doesn’t want her dirty money, but he keeps asking her for it, she claims, and argues if he finds her money to be dirty, her shouldn’t call her to pay his debt. Her father slaps her for being a smart mouth and claims his family is poor as hell because her mother spent every Baht on Parn’s medical treatment, and now, she’s insulting him for asking a little bit of money. The load sharks end the argument by wanting to get the money back and threatening to shoot her mother if they don’t get it. Parn goes down on her knees and pleads with them to wait another day and promises to give back the money the next day, and the loan shark gives her another day, but warns her she should prepare for a funeral if he doesn’t get the money by the next day. Her boss thinks her parent mistake her for a walking ATM, but Parn just wants her to transfer the money, arguing she needs to hurry and pay them and is running out of time. Her boss transfers the money and she thanks her for it. Meanwhile, Peem is getting impatient waiting for Parn. As she comes out she argues that if she makes out for 500 drinks, Peem can do more than that for 5,000 drinks. She wants to know where she is taking her, but Peem argues that she is not going to murder her. At home, she asks her how much she has to pay to sleep with her, how much does she normally charge? Parn wants to know what has gotten into her, and claims she is nothing like the person she met the other day. But Peem handle her roughly as she claims she’s also not like the person she met the other day. She acted all innocent at the beach, but there’s nothing innocent about an escort, she argues, and she can do it if she’s paid enough, it’s her job, yet she told her she had never done it. Parn argues that Peem misunderstood her, and want to tell her she never… - but Peem doesn’t let her finish, arguing that she paid over a million Baht for her, and now, she will f*ck her. She argues that she’s raising the price by playing hard to get, and wants to tell her how much she wants. She shakes her violently and rips her shirt as she tells her to name her price and get undressed. Parn tells her to listen carefully as she claims she never sold herself to anyone, and tells her to buy someone else. She leaves claiming her money can’t buy her. The next day at the office, Phat wants to know how it went at the club, what did she say, and Peem claims not to have spoken with her yet. She wants to know if it can’t be someone else, but Phat argues that it’s got to be her, because for Songsak, it has to be her and no one else. And he argues that Techin – their rival – might snatch up Angel before them if they are not careful. She argues that she is just an escort and it should be easy to get her. She returns to the club and asks far Parn, but her boss claims she is booked for the night, and her money can’t get her this time. She decides to wait for Parn – the whole night, as she is free, she claims. She wait for her, and finally see her this Techin – and we get a flashback revealing that she is the daughter of a prostitute, and she was sold as a child to her father, whom some ladies suspect isn’t even her father. But Phakpoom took her away from the ladies to another restaurant. She guesses that all wh*res are hungry for money, as the episode ends. ____ This way all fun – for about half an hour before Peem reveals herself to be toxic as hell. We later learn why she is that way, as she is the daughter of a prostitute. That’s explains, but doesn’t excuse her behavior. I feel for Parn, who has no one good in her life so far, though I don’t understand how she can be an escort without sleeping with their clients. I suspect that the novel has been sanitized in some part, and the story must fit within just eight episodes, so some things have to be rushed. That was a good first episode, but “My Safe Zone” also had a good first episode, so I reserve my judgement at least until episode two.

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