In a small town in Thailand, 11-year-old Netnapa—affectionately nicknamed Manow—grew up surrounded by quiet heartbreak. Her parents separated when she was just a baby. Her mother started a new family and never looked back, while her father was imprisoned during her early childhood. Raised by her grandparents in a modest home, Manow’s life was shaped by separation, financial hardship, and emotional confusion.

Her aunt became the backbone of the household—working tirelessly to support everyone and fund Manow’s education. But despite the love around her, Manow struggled. With few activities at home, she became attached to her mobile phone and developed a tough, tomboyish personality. She often spoke harshly to her grandparents and avoided helping with chores. At school, she was teased by oth

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