Ilya steps into the elevator as the doors slide open, leaning against the wooden paneling on the inside and scanning his key card. He pushes the number of his father's floor, 54, and then the close button the elevator.
The metal box jumps slightly and then glides up the shaft. He relaxes slightly, his eyes closing. He slides his hands into his back pockets, one foot crossing over the other.
He knew his mildly disheveled appearance would piss his father off. The wrinkled collar of his dress shirt, the button undone at the top. His slacks slightly ruffles and a small scuff on his shinny dress shoes.
Displeased as his father may be, Ilya was immensely pleased. He runs his fingers through his hair, mussing that too, perfecting the look that he had napped in his clothes.
Five minutes later, the doors were opening on his father's floor and he strode out, hands in back pockets and confident grin on his face. He knocks once then opens the door to his father's office, striding in. "I've made it father, and only two minutes late this time. So what prick have you hired that I'm just going to find a way to get rid of in a month?"
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Fyodor looks at his computer when a soft ding came from the sleek machine, scowling slightly. "My son has just arrived in the building, he'll be here shortly." He leans back in his chair, crossing his arms behind his head. His cold gaze scanned over Romeo, examining the male.
The older man was confident Ilya, the spoiled brat, wouldn't be able to get rid of this man easily. Fyodor could tell that Romeo wasn't a man to fuck with, not when it came to his job. Ilya had managed to prove how each and every other bodyguard was flawed and lacking, but Romeo looked like he could do it all.
Over the next few minutes, Fyodor takes the time to read a few emails and reply to them. When the office door opens, he looks up and stands, "Enough, Ilya. Behave. This is Romeo Bourean, your new bodyguard."
"And nanny." The young boy replies, causing Fyodor to grind his teeth. The boy then turns to Romeo and speaks, patong the male's shoulder, "Look, man, it's nothing against you. I just don't need a stalker."