Sleepless Society: Two Pillows & A Lost Soul

Everybody so far is sleeping with everyone . Husband sleeps with wifes bestie, also with his male assistant. Wife sleep with male hooker and later with his brother, he becomes more of a love interest. Where TEW got his wardrobe, who knows, a plain white tee seems to be all he wears, while she is dressed in successful business attire. Going to continue past Ep5 to see where this goes

Her husband is a well-connected politician with a bright future in government. The lady herself is a very pretty lecturer, but trapped in a bad marriage. She attends a bit of a wild party one night & wakes up with a dead guy. Oops. The husband's cronies 'fix' everything, including setting up one of the male party-goers for the homicide. And this all comes early, you see?

It happens that the brother of the 'patsy' is a bit of an investigative reporter, with decent resources to assist him in digging into the crime. He gets a job as a Personal Assistant to the lady, but soon he grows very fond of her (she is perhaps 10 years older). He is trying to determine if she has the 'form' to commit the homicide, but 'those lips-those eyes' make it a tough assignment. The abusive husband, meantime, proves to be a self-serving, glaring thug, chasing attractive young ladies (and men), and showing himself without a single redeeming quality. He seems to me a very likely candidate for the homicide that started this whole story off, but we are only on Episode 5 (of 13?)-so, we cannot provide any spoilers.

Performances, camera work, background scenery & music are all first-class-so, I think we will stick with this one, and test our hunches. 8/10

I haven't watched much Thai dramas but recently tried the sleepless society series as I like suspense and mystery type shows. Have watched 2 out of the 4 so far on Netflix and am very impressed. The plot kept my interest (not shallow or superficial at all) and also made me think. Acting, etc all fairly high quality in my opinion. Will try to follow the makers of this series if they make more shows like this - hope they do!! Surprised there are not more good reviews.