Mint To Be (นายนั่นแหล่ะ... คู่แท้ของฉัน)

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"MINT TO BE"

"MINT TO BE"

Beebee…

Beebee…

Come on, we're at the rest area.

Bambam, why did you bring this Lu standee with you? It takes up space.

This isn't just any Lu, it's Lu-Ern and he's my boyfriend.

Boyfriend? Have you asked him if he even wants to be your boyfriend?

I don't have to ask him…

because I see him in my dreams every night.

You're imagining things.

Oh, that's enough! Stop bickering.

Let's go get something to eat.

It's still a long way to grandma's house.

Come on, let's go.

- Alright. - Mum!

Wait here, goodbye.

Let's go.

Mum, look at the flood.

Why is the water so high? Will the flood reach Bangkok?

I don't know.

That's why I'm taking you two to stay over at grandma's house.

Mum, I don't want to go to grandma's house.

- Can we not go? - No, what's all this nonsense about?

I know our condo is high up,

but we won't be able to go out anywhere.

Trust me, we should stay at grandma's house.

Just think of it as a chance to visit your grandmother.

That's actually a good idea, mum.

What about you, Beebee? Have you stayed in contact with your friends there?

- Not really… - Not really…

because my present lifestyle is different from theirs.

What?

Well?

Look at you right now,

you're one of the most famous net idols.

You have hundreds of thousands followers.

Plus, you have a famous high class boyfriend.

You probably wouldn't want anyone to find out that you used to ride…

on the back of a motor-punk kid.

That's right, isn't it depressing?

I used to be one of those kids.

No one's perfect like you, right?

You're an admin for Lu-Ern's homepage and the president of cover dance club.

But, I guess you forgot that you used to be a cove-duh.

What's a cove-duh?

Cove-duh?

Duh, duh, duh, which way did he go George, duh.

Stop it.

If you two don't stop, I will cut off your allowances.

Hurry up and finish your meal.

Still no?

They are here.

- Grandma! - Yes, dear.

Give me a hug.

Grandma!

I've missed you so much.

You're still so soft.

You're so sweet to your grandma.

If you missed me, why didn't you call?

Oh, my dear.

- I've missed you, mum. - I know, dear.

Mum, take care of Beebee and Bambam.

When I return from New Zealand, I'll come and pick them up.

It's raining every day, I hope Bangkok won't flood like it did in 2011.

It's fine, you don't even have to ask me…

because both Beebee and Bambam used to live here when they were kids.

That's good, I won't be lonely now.

- Right? - Yes.

We're really good kids.

We won't cause any trouble.

I hope not, and no arguing either.

You'll annoy your grandmother.

If Bambam doesn't start, then there won't be problem.

If Bambam doesn't start, then there won't be problem.

- See? - That's enough.

Come and help me unload the bags.

Go on, help your mum and put your bags in your rooms.

Wait, you two can't just stay here and do nothing.

You have to help your grandma with chores, understand?

- Yes, ma'am. - Yes, ma'am.

Good girls, go on, help your mum.

I want her to reach Bangkok before nightfall.

Hey Beebee, I'm taking Lu.

I wasn't going to touch that.

Grandma.

- Here we are. - Oh my goodness.

- It's your son-in-law. - Huh!

Isn't he handsome?

Oh my goodness.

Hey, there are two more over there, go get it.

I know, I'll get it.

I'm going to put him in every corner of the house…

or maybe in my bedroom. He sleeps with me.

- Really? - Yes.

I'm going to put Lu away.

His name is Lu-Ern, grandma.

- Lu-Ern? - That's right.

- Get up here! - Okay!

Beebee!

- Lu-Ern? - Did you bring the bags up?

Oh, Lu.

What's that noise?

- Take that! - Ouch!

- Take that! - Ouch, Miss Bambam!

It's me.

Oh, it's you.

Yes, it's me.

What are you doing in my bedroom?

Can I hit you again?

I came in to clear the room up for you.

I know you don't like bugs.

I don't care, you can't just act like it's my fault…

because you were wrong too. You startled me.

- Take that! - Ouch!

Alright, it's my fault.

Hey, from the last time I saw you,

you're even prettier than before.

That's silly.

I know I'm pretty.

Really?

- What are you smiling at? - Nothing.

If there's nothing else, then get out.

You're finished right? Go.

Yes, ma'am.

- Stop smiling, take that, get out. - Ouch!

I know I'm pretty.

I'm really pretty, right?

It still looks the same.

- Hello? - Hello.

How's it going? Are you there yet?

Yes, I'm at grandma's house. How's the weather there?

It's nice, we just arrived at our hotel.

I'm so jealous, you get to go on a family trip. Are you having fun?

I just got here.

It should be fun, I guess.

My mum and my aunt really like it here.

Honestly, I wanted to take them both to Paris.

Come on, let your mum have some fun.

I know, that's why I brought her here.

I miss you so much.

I miss you too.

I feel better now.

Beebee, I'll call you again later.

I have to take my mum out to eat.

- Okay, bye. - Bye.

Just put it right there, I'll wash it for you.

Really, grandma?

Then I'm going upstairs, okay?

Okay.

Where are you going?

You should help grandma.

Hey, come back here.

Beebee, it's fine. Let her go. I'll wash up here.

Grandma.

It's fine.

No, I'll do it.

This used to be my job, remember grandma?

Yes, I remember.

- Grandma Buathong. - Yes?

If Beebee will be helping you, can I be excused?

Sure.

- Okay, sweet dreams. - Sweet dreams, Beebee.

Bye.

Here, let me.

You haven't been back here for a while, are you okay to stay here?

Yes, of course.

I grew up here.

It's fine.

Actually, nothing has changed here.

That's the country-side way of life.

It's a slow change, if any.

But on the way here,

I saw a huge farm.

It wasn't there before. Who owns it?

That's Mint's farm.

Which Mint?

Mint, your ex-boyfriend.

Don't you remember him?

Mint?

Surprised?

Well, he's changed a lot.

He's no longer a motor-punk kid.

- Really? - Yes.

Right now, Mint…

is a hardworking and a handsome young man.

You know, if I met him when I was his age…

Oh my, I can only imagine.

Tell me, don't you ever think about getting back together with him?

Would you like to? I'll help.

Grandma, you're acting real strange.

Before this, you used to run him out of our house like a dog.

Well, that was in the past. It has nothing to do with the present.

When people decide to change themselves for the better,

we have to give them a chance.

There's nothing unusual about that.

Anyway, it's not possible,

because I'm no longer an ordinary person. I'm a net idol…

and most importantly, I have a boyfriend.