Let's Do Lunch

Chapter 6 (The End)

"So does this mean you're officially moving in?" Kongpob asked for the umpth time today. He was hugging his P'Arthit from behind while the other arranged his son's snack box. Correction, their son.

"Keep asking me, and I'm not going to come over for a while." Arthit moved with quickly even though Kongpob was distracting him with light kisses to the back of his neck. Their new relationship status seemed to come naturally to both of them. If anyone could see them now, they wouldn't believe that they had only made it official.

"I'm sorry. I'm just trying to save you some money. Not that it's much of an issue. I can take you to work. You won't be rushing to catch a taxi or the bus. You can spend more time with me... and Solo." Kongpob opened his mouth to take an offered carrot piece.

Arthit shook his head while packing things in small insulated bags to take later. Kongpob let his love push him away before  leaning back against the kitchen counter. He smiled at Arthit's frown and puckered his lips to shoot him an air kiss.

"You're weird. I'm gonna go get the only sane and cute person. Solo! Come on, buddy. We got to go." Arthit made a face in Kongpob's direction before smiling and sending a kiss back.

Call him crazy or rushed, but he knew it would work with Arthit from now until death do apart and even then beyond that into their next lives. Kongpob was more sure with Arthit and their feelings compared to his feelings with his ex-wife. Back then, it was expected to lead to marriage. They were expected on taking that step no matter what they felt. Now, right this moment, he wanted everything and anything that will forever tie them together.

Solo couldn't contain his excitement when they arrived at the orphanage. Arthit had made sure to tell Solo all the activities that were going to be happening and how they were their to help make the place more beautiful and safe for everyone who stayed there. He wondered if he would make any friends here.

 Fighter waved at them when they were making their way down the dirt path. "You made it."

Arthit waved back before asking, "Where is Tutor? Did Knot show up yet? I haven't gotten a response for him since yesterday when he told me he would try to make it with Yaya. He is afraid that she would get tired quickly with her pregnancy being far along."

"Sawasdee khap, Khun." Fighter greeted Kongpob, which was returned by the younger male, before answering. "Knot is with Yaya in the Art Room. I don't think he's going to stay too far from her. He wasn't going to be here since she's going to pop pretty soon, but Yaya had her way, and they came with the condition that she would just help in the art room to decorate."

"It's about time you get here, Arthit." The other male in question called out from the orphanage entrance. Arthit held back the urge to flick off Tutor since Solo was around, not to mention a bunch of other kids from various ages. He looked up and down at Kongpob, who was carrying Solo. "So this is the one that Fighter had to help get you away from. Seems like my love did not do a good job since he is here. The kid is as cute as in the pictures you've shown me."

Arthit could feel a blush take over his face. "Tutor, just shut up. This is Kongpob and his son, Solo. And Fighter kind of helped me with my problem. Not in the way we had planned." He grabbed Kongpob's free hand and linked their fingers together. "We're dating now."

"Aww, did my honey make your dumb boss make a move?" Tutor pecked Fighter on the cheek. "Good job, honey."

"Tutor, shut up... That's my boss too." Fighter waiied again in apology at his blunt husband.

Kongpob wasn't sure how to react. "Thank you?"

Tutor smirked at him before continuing, "You must be on another level if you didn't realize that Arthit was head over heels for you. That cute baby was not the only reason he stuck around. You better take care of him or else. Let's just say we will make you regret breaking Ai'Oon's heart." He smacked Fighter's arm with the back of his hand. "Come on, we have a lot to do. That roof isn't going to fix itself."