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Yin's POV

When I buzzed on the front door of the Ratsameerat household the following morning, the  door was opened by Sea.

"Goos morning," I greeted him.

"Good morning, Yin," he greeted me back. "War will not be going to his university today. He's not feeling well."

"Oh, I'm sorry to hear that," I said. "What does Mr.  Ratsameerat want me to do in the meantime? Should I just go back to my place?"

"Why don't you come in and talk to Mr. Ratsameerat", Sea suggested. "He is in his study. He just finished eating his breakfast."

"Okay," I said, stepping inside the house, after Sea moved aside to let me in.

"Come in," I heard Mr. Ratsameerat say after I knocked on the door of his study.

"Good morning, sir," I bowed to him in greeting. "I was told by Sea that War will not be attending his classes today because he's not feeling well. Do you want me to just go home and come back tomorrow?"

"No," Mr. Ratsameerat said. "Since my driver will be taking me out of town for a business conference, he will not be available the whole day so he will not be able to bring Sea to the supermarket to buy the groceries. I would like for you to be the one to drive him there instead."

"Very well, sir," I said, feeling more than happy to be in Sea's company today instead of that bratty War.

I went in search of Sea but he was no longer in the living room.

I went to the dining room but it was empty.

I went to the kitchen and found one of the housekeepers cleaning up the place.

"I'm looking for Sea," I told the housekeeper. Her name was Elsa.

"He's in his room changing his clothes because he's going out to do some grocery shopping," Elsa informed me. "You can go over and knock on his door. It's the one on the right side at the end of this hallway."

I walked over to where Elsa said Sea's room was.

The door was open and I peeked inside.

Sea was inside drying his wet hair with one towel, another towel wrapped carelessly around his waist. His back was to me so he did not see me peeking into his room.

I cleared my throat to announce my presence.

He spun around but as he did so he lost his balance.

I ran to catch him before he could hit the floor.

His eyes widened when he saw that it was me.

He wrapped his arms around my neck to steady himself.

Our faces were inches away from each other.

The pleasant smell of his shampoo reached my nose.

I was reluctant to let go of him and he seemed to feel the same way.

He was the first to recover. He slowly let go of my neck and straightened up, his eyes never leaving mine.

"I came because Mr.Ratsameerat said his driver will not be available to take you to the supermarket," I said. "He asked me to be the one to take you instead."

"Sure, you can take me," he said and for some reason both of us realized the double meaning of his words. He blushed a dark red and I found my collar turning warm around my neck, the heat creeping up to my face.

"I am more than willing to do so," I said, moving a step closer to him.

I was about to reach out to hold his waist when my phone started to ring.

I pulled it out of my pocket. It was War calling me.

I swiped my phone screen to take his call.

"Hello," I said into my phone.

"Are you in the house?" he asked.

"Yes," I replied.

"Well, I won't be needing you today because I don't feel well enough to attend my classes," he said.

"Yes, your father told me that," I replied. for some reason I was hesitant to say that it was Sea who had given me the information.

I  was even more reluctant to let him know that I was in Sea's room waiting for Sea to get ready so that I could take him to the supermarket to do his grocery shopping for the household.

"Hopefully I will feel well enough by tomorrow," he said after a brief pause.

"Yes," was all I could think of saying to him.

"I'll see you tomorrow then," he said.

"See you tomorrow," I echoed his words and waited for him to cut the call.

While I was talking on my phone I had not noticed that Sea had shut the door of his room and pressed the knob to lock it.