@Ella ****
worst case, is that they will see it as overstay, since the time the extension expired without being properly cancelled. That can run up to a maximum of 20K baht.
You'd pay that, and everything would be fine.
That said, I have only ever heard about fines like that, coming from either a non ED extension or a non B extension.
Meaning it might be ok for a trailing spouse extension, with no fine.
There's no fine for just exiting and nullifying an extension from a non O (whether it's retirement, marriage, thai kids).