A/N: The image above does not belong to me. It belongs to the person who uploaded it on the internet.

Third Person POV

Yin suddenly realized what he had been doing and immediately took his hands off War's shirt.

"Button that up," Mr. Ratsameerat said.

Yin stepped forward and reached out to the front of War's shirt.

"Not you," Mr. Ratsameerat said sternly to Yin.

Yin watched as War struggled once more with the buttons of his shirt.

"How long does it take you to put your uniform on in the morning?" Yin asked War, temporarily forgetting that he had just announced that he wanted to quit his job as War's driver.

"One of our housekeepers helps him out in the morning." Mr. Ratsameerat answered for his son.

"You let a woman help you put your clothes on???" Yin raised his eyebrow at War.

"One of our housekeepers is a male," again it was Mr. Ratsameerat who answered Yin's question.  "His name is Sea. He's a live-in housekeeper. He helps War prepare for school and fixes his breakfast on weekdays."

A/N: The image above does not belong to me. It belongs to the person who uploaded it on the internet.

For those who might not know him, his name is Sea Tawinan Anukoolprasert. He was the main character in the BL series "The Last Twilight".

Yin started to wonder who among the male employees he had seen in the Ratsameerat household was the housekeeper in question. If he quit his job now he would never know. But then again War was giving him too much trouble so maybe looking for another job was the best thing to do.

"I will now take my leave, sir," Yin bowed to Mr. Ratsameerat. "Please just mail my last paycheck to the address on my resume."

"I didn't say that I'm accepting your resignation," Mr. Ratsameerat said to Yin.

"But..." Yin started to say.

"And War did promise that he was going to behave," Mr. Ratsameerat talked over Yin's protest.

Yin pursed his lips, his eyebrows creased in a frown as he contemplated on whether to push through with his resignation or not.

To break the silence, Mr. Ratsameerat said, "Give him a week, and if he breaks his promise, he's losing you."

Yin drew in his breath before saying, "Fine, but the moment he misbehaves I'm leaving even if the one week probation is not yet up."

"Fair enough," Mr. Ratsameerat said, feeling relieved that he didn't have to go agency hopping again.

"I will be taking my leave now," Yin said, bowing once more.

"See you tomorrow," both War and his father spoke simultaneously.

Yin did not respond but left Mr. Ratsameerat's study and saw himself out the front door,

Yin let himself out through the side gate to go to his car that was parked at the curb across the road fronting his employer's gate.

He could not cross the road right away because a taxicab stopped right in front of the driveway and a good looking young man stepped out carrying three grocery bags, two in one hand and one on the other hand.

Yin watched as the young man unlocked the side gate where Yin had just come out from.

"Excuse me," Yin could not help calling out to the guy who was already pushing the side gate open after he had unlocked it.

The guy stopped and turned to look at Yin.

"I 'm War's driver," said Yin, "my name is Yin."

"I know," the young man said. "I have seen you once from afar when you were driving War to his university. My name is Sea, one of the Ratsameerat's housekeepers. My duty mostly is to do the grocery shopping for the household but I am also tasked to assist War in the morning on school days. I am off on the weekends."

"Nice to meet you," Yin said extending his hand to Sea.

"Oh I'm sorry but I'm unable to shake your hand," Sea said, indicating the grocery bags that he was holding.

"That's fine," Yin said and was starting to walk away when Sea called out to him.

"See you tomorrow then, Yin," Sea said with a smile.

Oh dear, that gorgeous smile was starting to do things to Yin's heart.

"Don't be foolish," Yin scolded himself as he crossed the road.