Ghostships of Kinnporsche

Kinnvegas

Kinn and Vegas, cousins and heirs of the Theerapanyakul family, sat in their office, discussing business. As the major and minor family heirs, they had a lot of work to do. But they worked well together, and their families had no issues, making their bond strong.

Kinn, the older cousin, loved Vegas dearly and spoiled him rotten. Vegas, on the other hand, was a bit of a brat, never taking no for an answer. When he wanted something, he would pout and whine until Kinn gave in.

"Phi, I want to invest in that new project," Vegas said, using the respectful term for elders.

Kinn raised an eyebrow. "Vegas, we've discussed this. It's not a good idea."

But Vegas wouldn't give up. He crossed his arms, pouting. Kinn knew that look and sighed.

"Vegas, baby, listen to me..."

But Vegas wouldn't listen. Kinn knew what to do. He pulled Vegas into his lap, hard spanked him twice, and then grabbed his butt, pulling him close.

"Ow, Phi!" Vegas cried out, his face red.

Kinn pinched his nipples, and Vegas' mouth shut automatically.

"Good boy," Kinn whispered. "Now, let's discuss this like adults."

Their employees, who had been watching, smiled. They were used to seeing their bosses like this.

As they discussed business, Kinn kept Vegas in his lap, his hand occasionally stroking his hair or back.

"Khun Kinn, Khun Vegas, we have a problem," one of their employees said, entering the room.

Kinn looked up, his expression serious. "What is it?"

Vegas, still in Kinn's lap, listened intently as they discussed the issue.

After the meeting, Kinn pulled Vegas close. "You see, baby, I told you it wasn't a good idea."

Vegas pouted, but Kinn just chuckled and kissed his forehead.

"Don't worry, baby. I'll always take care of you."

And Vegas knew that. He knew Kinn would always be there for him, spoiling him rotten and loving him unconditionally.

As they left the office, Kinn's arm around Vegas' shoulders, their employees smiled.

"Khun Kinn and Khun Vegas are the best bosses ever," one of them said.

And they all agreed.

As they walked out of the office, Vegas leaned into Kinn's side, feeling happy and content. Kinn's arm around his shoulders made him feel safe and loved.

"Phi, can we go shopping now?" Vegas asked, looking up at Kinn with big eyes.

Kinn chuckled. "Baby, we just got done with work. Can't it wait?"

Vegas pouted, his lower lip jutting out. "No, Phi. I want to go now."

Kinn sighed, shaking his head. "Okay, okay. But just for a little while."

Vegas grinned, triumphant. "Yes, Phi!"

As they walked to the mall, Kinn couldn't help but smile at Vegas' antics. He loved his baby cousin, spoiled brat and all.

When they arrived at the mall, Vegas ran off to his favorite store, with Kinn following close behind.

"Phi, look! This one!" Vegas exclaimed, holding up a shirt.

Kinn raised an eyebrow. "Vegas, you have that same shirt in every color. Do you really need another one?"

Vegas pouted again. "Yes, Phi. I need it."