Thailand's 45-year-old female politician cheated on her 24-year-old adopted son and was suspended on fire, but I want to laugh in the comment area of netizens

Recently, a 64-year-old real estate developer in Thailand angrily exposed on the Internet that his 45-year-old politician wife had cheated on the adopted son of a 24-year-old monk. Some netizens ridiculed this: 64-year-old husband, 45-year-old wife, 24-year-old adopted son, these three numbers make me feel that I don't know, is it possible to have a 4-year-old parent.

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Despite being caught and raped in bed by her 64-year-old husband, the 45-year-old politician's wife still shamelessly defended that she was just chatting with the adopted son of a 24-year-old monk.

Some netizens ridiculed this: I think she should say that the monk's adopted son is exorcizing evil spirits for herself, and this reason is more convincing than just chatting together.

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Some netizens hit the nail on the head: I have never heard of adopting a young man, but I have only heard of raising a young man.

Some netizens said: My husband actually suspected it for a long time, and he just wanted to seize the evidence, so he recorded a video before turning on the lights at the door.

Thai drama is formed in the mind.

The powerlessness of middle-aged and elderly men arises spontaneously.

I was laughing at it.

Hahaha...... I really didn't know so much information before I read it.

People said that they just chatted together and talked about life!

Or maybe it's just watching a TV series.

Call him 3721, 21 is a good number.

To sum up: we all like to be younger than ourselves.

Those who have read books are different.

It's amazing that you can still be adopted at the age of 23.

It's not that a family doesn't enter a door.

Hit the nail on the head! The explanation is very comprehensive.

Maybe it's muted and you don't hear it. It is also because the people of all countries who did not answer the phone know about it.

It takes about 5.5 days to walk back, not 5.5 hours.

The love-hate entanglement of the old, middle and young generations.