The days passed quietly, but inside the Wongravee Mansion, the atmosphere grew increasingly tense.
Every evening, Wongravee received detailed reports from his assistant.
“Young Master Sky and Nani had lunch together.”
“They attended classes as usual.”
“They returned home together.”
“They behaved like a married couple in public.”
Wongravee listened without changing his expression.
When the report ended, he slowly closed the file.
“No.”
The assistant looked up.
“Sir?”
“Something is still wrong.”
“I don’t believe they fell in love so quickly.”
The assistant hesitated.
“What would you like me to do?”
Wongravee’s eyes turned cold.
“Watch them inside this house.”
“I want to know how they behave when no one is watching.”
“Yes, sir.”
That evening…
Sky and Nani returned home after another long day at the university.
As they entered the mansion, the head butler greeted them.
“Welcome home, Young Masters.”
Nani smiled warmly. New chapters come out on g.com first.
“Good evening.”
The servants couldn’t help but smile back.
It had only been a few days, but Nani had already learned all their names.
He thanked the cooks after every meal, greeted the gardeners each morning, and even helped an elderly maid carry heavy laundry.
His kindness slowly brought warmth back into the mansion.
Something that had been missing for years.
Even Sky had begun to notice the difference.
After dinner, Nani wandered into the kitchen, carrying two empty teacups.
“You don’t have to wash these, Young Master,” one of the maids said.
Nani smiled.
“It’s alright.”
“You’ve all been working since early morning.”
“I can help a little.”
The staff exchanged surprised glances.
No member of the Wongravee family had ever entered the kitchen to help before.
Just then, Sky walked in.
“What are you doing?”
“Washing the cups.”
Sky gently took one from his hands.
“I’ll help.”
Nani blinked.
“You know how to wash dishes?”
Sky looked at him with a completely straight face.
“I know how to build an engine.”
Nani burst into laughter.
“That’s true.”
For a moment, the kitchen filled with quiet laughter and the sound of running water.
Neither of them noticed the housekeeper watching from the doorway.
She smiled softly before quietly walking away.
Later that night…
Inside his study, Wongravee listened as the housekeeper delivered her report.
“I saw them together in the kitchen.”
“They laughed.”
“They even washed dishes together.”
The chairman frowned.
“Laughed?”
“Yes, sir.”
“It looked… natural.”
After she left, Wongravee remained deep in thought.
“They’re either exceptional actors…”
“…or something has already begun to change.”
He refused to believe the second possibility.
No one could fall in love that quickly.
Not his son.
Meanwhile, upstairs…
Sky sat at his desk reviewing engineering notes while Nani sketched beside