(ENG - IND) Butterfly's Fate - Completed

(ENG) Chapter Twenty - The Last Witness

Phana hands over the lipstick that he took secretly from the fortune teller's table to the forensic team, and sends people to return the borrowed tooth to Mrs. Permpoonsavat, as well told her that he had found her son Khem.

Apart from that, he also invited the old monk who told him the location of Ying and Khan's scene to the police station for questioning.

"I heard you worked at the village chief's house for 30 years, I'm sure you must know Ying, Khan, and Khem..." Pha to the point.

The monk looked surprised and nodded slowly.

"Can you tell how the three are related?"

The monk hesitated for a moment before opening his mouth.

"It all started with the belief that conjoined twins must be separated from birth, otherwise it would bring bad luck to the family..." said the monk, then shaking his head.

"Mr. Kithisarang secretly exchanged his deformity baby with a baby boy who happened to be born on the same day, and made the same scar on the poor baby's back to deceive everyone..."

Pha widened his eyes in shock at that.

"However, the karma spoke differently, Mrs. Kithisarang suddenly became seriously ill and Mr. Kithisarang eventually went bankrupt to pay for his wife's medical treatment. After his wife died, he decided to return to his hometown of Ban Na Ton Chan and became the village chief in Phee Sua... "

"Ying and Khem were 14 years old when they first came to Phee Sua village, Ying was a shy girl, she had difficulty socializing with the villagers and had no friends until she met Khan, and no one knew that it turned out that Khan was her twin brother who separated since birth..." he smiled softly and continued.

The three of them are so close like siblings, and as the times passed Ying and Khan secretly fall in love with each other. Despite this, the two of them kept their distance from each other and were never seen alone without Khem.

Apart from that, the village chief and some of the villagers also started to suspect something, because Ying and Khan's faces were similar to each other.

Until one day, when Khan and Khem were sentenced to standing under the sun for stealing, the village chief noticed the surgical scar in the shape of a half butterfly wing on Khan's back and believed that he was his son.

He also began to forbid Ying get close to Khan and forbade the two of them to meet. But that didn't make Ying and Khan give up on fate, they always look for a chance to secretly meet.

Until one day, Ying suddenly became pregnant, the village chief was shocked to find out about it and of course, he immediately forced her to have an abortion and want to match her. But of course, Ying refused and she planned to run away with Khan.

The village head also had no choice but to reveal the secret of the relationship between the two, which then caused an uproar throughout the village, the villagers who previously sympathetic to them, ended up blaspheming and opposing their relationship.

The village chief even kicked her out of the house and threatened to expel her from the family tree.

But that didn't make Ying and Khan give up.

Later, the village chief offered a condition that if the two of them able to convince all the villagers to accept their relationship and going through the ritual that had been prepared, he would give his blessing and allow them to marry.

Only around 10% of the total 476 villagers showed sympathy for them, while the rest condemned and denounced their relationship as forbidden. Ying and Khan were finally expelled from the village and lived in the forest.