I sat on a bench in the nearby park, my eyes scanning the newly found newspaper. I looked through all the ads trying yo find a new job. I used to work as a waitress but some chick named Michi had a grudge against me and fed my manager lies so I ended up getting fired. I let out a sigh when my eyes caught sight of a certain ad. It was a babysitting job five days a week. The ad didn't have much other information but had an address where to go if interested.

I pondered on the thought and decided to go to the said address. I needed a new job pronto so I can pay for my apartment. I stood from the bench and went to the street where I called a taxi. A cab pulled up and I got in, "Take me to this address." I said as I showed the address to the driver.

He gave a curt nod and began to drive. I soon arrived at the address and my eyes widened at the building. It was a huge expensive looking apartment complex. I looked back at the newspaper, where the ad was a it had an apartment number, Floor 5, Room 534.

I exited the cab and walked to the front glass doors. "Am I really in the right place?" I whispered to myself.

I walked to the doors and tried to open them but they were locked. I frowned a looked around myself to find if there was something I had to do, and luckily there was an intercom thingy. I went over to it and typed in the room number and it dialed.....and dialed.....and dialed....until someone finally picked up.

"Hello?" A small and young voice asked.

"Um...Hi, My name is (Y/N), I'm here for the babysitting job." I answered the voice.

"Oh, let me get my dad." The voice, I'm guessing was a kid said before they left the phone.

I waited for a while before a new voice, one more rough and deep spoke. "Who is this?" He asked.

"Hello, I'm (Y/N), I came for the babysitting job." I reintroduced myself.

"Oh, great, come right up." The man said.

After he finished, there was the sound of a click and the large glass doors slid open. My heart pounded in my chest as I walked through the doors. This person lives in such an extravagant place, why put an ad in a newspaper a not just hire a professional nanny? I got in the elevator and went to the fifth floor. My eyes scanned all the nameplates next to the other doors until I finally reached room number 534.

The nameplate read: Aaron Lycan

I reached my hand up a knocked on the door. There was the sound of someone little running to the door and it soon opened ever so carefully. A young boy peeked his head out the door. His big blue eyes shone like diamonds and his blonde hair was as messy as a nest.

"Who?" He asked quietly. His voice was much smaller and quieter than the first voice I heard over the com.

"Levin, don't answer the door on your own." A man said as the door opened wider.

I was at a loss when I saw the mans very handsome features. He had black messy hair, almost black eyes, and a pretty strong build. He was in a suit shirt with his tie hanging off his shoulders.

"Are you the one here for the babysitting job?" He asked almost rushed.

"Yes I am." I said with a smile.

"Good, you can start now." He answered quickly and grabbed my arm pulling me into the house.

"Whoah! W-wait, but you didn't even ask for a resume-" I began to speak before he cut me off.

"Levin takes a nap in an hour and sorry for the mess. I need to go." The man said in a rushed tone and grabbed a suit jacket, then hurried out the door.

"Ah! Wai-" Before I could finish he was already gone.

I turned around nervously and saw two small boys hiding behind the corner. They watched me with weary eyes and I slowly crouched down to their level. "Hello." I said in a gentle tone.

"Are you our new mommy?" The small blonde asked.

I smiled and shook my head, "No, I'm your babysitter.....I guess. So, mind telling me your names?"

The brown haired boy took a step out from the corner, "Are you the lady I was speaking to earlier?" He asked.

"I think so." I replied.

"Well, if dad trusts you.....I'm Malachi, this is Levin but, we don't need a babysitter, we're fine on our own." The boy, Malachi said in a slightly upset tone.

"Well, I can't just leave you alone right now. Your dad just left."

The smaller boy who I guess is Levin began to slowly approach me, "She seems nice Malachi. Daddy left her with us so we have a friend!" The boy said excited.

"Um, Malachi, Levin, are you two hungry?" I asked.

Levin jumped up excited, "Yes! Yes! Hungry!"

I chuckled at how excited he was but Malachi just frowned. "Why do we need a babysitter....why can't dad just stay." Malachi mumbled and walked out of the entrance.

Levin grabbed ahold of my hand and pulled me inside. The apartment was amazing. The kitchen was at the back of the room and was fairly large, it opened up to the living room. Heck, the whole apartment was like ten times the size of mine, my apartment can only fit a single person.

I looked around at all the space when I noticed something....different. Clothes were strewed out all over the floor along with business papers and the kitchen sink was filled with nothing but dirty dishes. My eyes widened at the mess, that man must be very busy, not being able to clean up.

"Malachi, can you help me?" I asked.

Malachi sat up from the couch and walked over to me, "With what?" He asked.

"Do you mind gathering all the dirty clothes on the floor and putting them in a pile. Along with the clean ones in a separate pile?" I asked.

Malachi nodded, "Okay." He said obediently and began to gather the clothes.

"Uhhhh fooood." Levin whined as he tugged on the hem of my shirt.

I chuckled a ruffled his hair, "We'll eat after washing the dishes. Do you want to help?" I asked.

Levin nodded big with a huge grin on his face. We went into the kitchen and I lifted Levin off the ground and onto the counter as I gathered the dishes. "After I wash them you dry them okay?" I asked Levin.

He gave another nod and I handed him a clean dry towel. It spent thirty minutes to wash every dirty dish, drying them, and then putting them away.

"Miss! I'm done!" Malachi said as he entered the kitchen.

I ruffled Malachi's hair and went left the kitchen and into the large empty room. The room was much more clean, only papers and two large piles of clothes was left.

"The left is clean, the right is dirty." Malachi said as he approached me.

I smiled, "Good job Malachi."

Malachi smiled slightly and I gathered the dirty clothes and turned to Malachi, "Where's the laundry room?" I asked.

Malachi pointed towards a door, "In there."

I nodded and went towards the door. I managed to open it with my hands full of clothes and I went inside the room. I finished cleaning the whole house and felt exhausted afterwards. Levin fell asleep with Malachi on the couch while I gathered the business papers and placed them neatly on the coffee table. I took a deep breath and sighed as I sat in one of the chairs in the living room.

I smiled and stared up at the ceiling, this new job may just be fun.