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About a month ago, Panya Amporn, the owner of North Miami Beach's Panya Thai, asked his ex-wife to come back to work for the restaurant.
"An employee quit, and he called me," Judy Khuanthong says.
Back in 2003, when the pair was still married, she helped her husband open the restaurant. About five years later, they divorced.
Today, she seems rather nonchalant about her return. "We can work together; there's no need to fight," she explains.
