She came downstairs to have dinner with her parents and their colleague, it had to be important if her assistant Pim had to set out a dress for her. She walked down the stairs and nearly tripped at the bottom when she saw the most gorgeous-looking guy sitting in the living room. He was lost in thought or maybe he was confused, either way the blank look on his face was simply handsome.

"Oh here is our daughter now." Her father said standing up. Everyone else followed suit. Niddie reached them and bowed, with her palms pressed together as if praying, to her parents guests as it was part of their Thai culture to do so when meeting someone.

"She is simply stunning Pat!" The lady exclaimed turning to Niddie's mom. Niddie took a quick look at the handsome guy, he rolled his eyes. Niddie shrugged it off and decided to ignore him.

"Niddie darling this is Mr. Pisat and Mrs. Vipada Nitipaisulkul. And this is their son Pichaya or Golf." Niddie's dad introduced.

"Golf? What kind of stupid nickname is that?" Niddie laughed to herself.

They had time to kill before dinner so they decided to sit and chat while they waited. Normally it would be a chat between just the parents only, but for some reason the couple kept asking Niddie a lot of questions. She answered them obediently but was confused the whole time.

"So Niddie, where do you plan on going to school?" Pisat asked.

"I'd like to go study abroad, if my parents are ok with it. But if not, I don't mind staying here in Thailand."

"What would you like to get your degree in?"

"Probably something to do with media or writing. I love lakorns [trans : Thai/Lao dramas] and wouldn't mind working on one."

"Oh, wouldn't it be wonderful if I could watch a lakorn that you worked on?" Vipada asked excitedly.

Niddie smiled, "I owe it to my parents. Always pushing me to try something new and different." Niddie took a quick glimpse of Golf, he was picking at lint on the couch not giving much interest to the conversation at hand. But then he wasn't really added into them. The parents decided to go get a cocktail and left the two alone in the living room. Not two seconds had passed by that Golf got up and went out on the balcony.

Niddie rolled her eyes and decided to go formally introduce herself. "Hi...I'm Niddie." She said holding out her hand to him. He looked down at her hand and smacked it like it was a high 5.

"Sup." He said and turned back to looking over the balcony. She thought about smacking him in the back of his head but was interrupted when Pim came to call them for dinner.

Tonight's dinner started very weird for Niddie, "Something isn't right." She thought to herself when her father, her mother, and she sat across the table from the Nitipaisalkul's. Normally her dad would sit at the h