$2 NLHE Full Ring: Top Pair against (apparent) three of a kind?

Hero with Kd Qh ($0.78) Small Blind.
Villian ($1.05) Late position.

Hero posts small blind, 0.02

Villain raises to 0.06

3 more people call from middle and late position.

Hero also calls.

*** FLOP *** [Kh Ts 2s] (Total Pot: $0.30, 5 Players)

Hero bets 0.06
2 fold, Villian calls.

*** TURN *** [Kh Ts 2s] [7c] (Total Pot: $0.42, 2 Players)

Hero bets $0.12
Villian calls $0.12

*** RIVER *** [Kh Ts 2s 7c] [Th] (Total Pot: $0.66, 2 Players)

Hero bets $0.04
Villian raises to $0.37, and is all in
Hero calls $0.33

*** SHOW DOWN ***
Hero shows [Ah Qd] a pair of Tens
Hero shows [Kd Qh] two pair, Kings and Tens
Hero wins the pot ($1.33) with two pair, Kings and Tens

Was it a good call? What do you think?

Thanks!

Edit: Villian called an Idi*t afterwards... Was he just mad or was it a bad call?

I think as played the river call is fine... but honestly I don't think the river call is the concern.

In my opinion, your bet sizing on the flop and turn was much too small. There was a spade draw on that flop and you gave him odds to call on both streets. As played, he frankly had odds to call with any Ace, had he of hit, you'd of still been priced in to consider a call, and you'd of lost.

Also, you must have been big blind, not the small.

Thank you for the answer!

What kind of bet size would you suggest? 1/2 or 2/3 or the pot?

For example on the flop the pot was 0,30, then I should have bet 0,15/0,20?

What do you think?

Given that the flop is pretty wet, I would have bet close to pot. Or even slightly over pot. Somewhere between .26-.32 I think.