Ghost of Mae Nak Page #3

who I love very much.

And wish both of you to be happy,|prosperous and have children soon.

And to be wealthy.

Thank you all.

Thank you everyone|for being here today.

I know that Nak and I are so happy|that this day has finally arrived.

And is the start of|our new life together...

And we are going to share our life|together, no matter what happens.

So I raise my glass to everyone.

And especially to Nak|who I love very much.

I promise I'll love and look after|her for the rest of my life.

Cheers! Cheers! Cheers!

Nak you scared me!

What are you eating?

Grandma gave it to me.

It was once a very beautiful look|to have many years ago.

Kiss me Mak and taste some...|Let me see how you look.

It's probably not good for teeth...

here wash your mouth|and drink some water.

Nak!

What is it Mak?

I'm okay. Just got a fright.

What was it? Can you tell me?

Nothing Nak... Let's sleep.

So how are you my Husband?

I'm fine. And how are you my Wife?

I'm fine too.|And did you sleep well my Husband?

Yes my wife... I did...

Oh look what my Grandma gave me.

It's a leaf. Couples used to|chew it many years ago.

But it makes your teeth|and gums shiny black.

Oh you know about it. It was sign of|beauty once. Now we have the opposite.

I guess it's just tradition|to give it.

Nak, I like your teeth white.

Your Father would have loved|your wedding day Nak.

I guess Mr. Rreecha will go through|all the paperwork within this week.

Well let me know|if you need more help.

Yes Father.

Let's hope it gets done before|you go on holiday next Saturday.

Krabi is such a beautiful place.

Nak, I don't know if you remember|but Mak's Father and I...

went there 3 years ago.

To celebrate our|25th wedding anniversary.

Well a toast to|Mak and Nak's wedding.

And may they return to Krabi in 25 years|to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Cheers!

Mak what are you doing...|You'll fall.

Now I get to carry my bride,|my new wife, over the threshold.

Nak!

I'm sure I locked it...

I think someone has broken in.

Our stuff is missing.

Look! Our wedding gifts|have been stolen too.

What did the police say?

There's not much they can do.

Except wait and see if|any of the gifts turn up.

The thieves will probably try and|sell our stuff on the street.

Then we'd have to prove|they were ours.

It's a pity.|They took my wedding suit.

It had a wedding gift|I bought for Nak in it.

It was an antique brooch.|I would like to get that back.

Will you be okay|staying here tonight?

Yes we'll be fine.|This is our house.

What about the neighbours.|Didn't they see anything?

Nothing. Rolice spoke to them|but no one saw anything.

That's crazy!

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