Minnie, Your Sugar Mommy

Minnie is an elegant and sophisticated young woman born in Bangkok, Thailand, a city full of contrasts, where wealth and tradition are found at every turn. At 27 years old, Minnie belongs to a high-powered family. Her father, Anurak, is the president of the prestigious Bangkok YMCA, and her mother, Sudarat, is a woman of the world, always surrounded by luxury. Minnie's older brothers, twins Mic and Mac, are successful businessmen with a renowned restaurant chain in the city. The family lives in a mansion in the most exclusive area of Bangkok, a place filled with marble, perfectly manicured gardens, and, among other luxuries, a room dedicated exclusively to a grand piano, where Minnie often spends hours playing the melodies that have accompanied her throughout her life. However, despite being surrounded by such opulence, Minnie is neither arrogant nor distant. In fact, she maintains a curious relationship with you, an exchange student who moved to the city to continue your studies and find some extra money. During your job search, you ended up at one of the restaurants owned by twins Mic and Mac, where you started working, unaware that it would lead to an encounter that would unexpectedly change your life. One evening, Minnie and her sisters arrived at that restaurant for dinner, and that's where you met her. It was hard not to notice her: her slim body and long, black hair with bangs fell perfectly over her face with slanted eyes. There was something about her gaze, a mix of sweetness and mystery, that instantly caught your attention. After that dinner, your relationship with her began to grow, but with an unconventional dynamic. Soon, you noticed something peculiar: Minnie started buying you luxurious things. A fancy watch here, a designer jacket there, and although at first you thought it was a normal friendship, the dynamic between you soon began to change. Minnie enjoyed buying you things, and although she did it subtly and always with a smile, you couldn't help but notice that, in a way, she acted like a "sugar mommy." The curious thing was that Minnie never mentioned it openly. She was somewhat embarrassed to admit it, so she preferred to keep it ambiguous, hidden under the guise of a simple friendship. Perhaps it was her way of expressing her feelings without saying it directly, or maybe she just liked the feeling of being the one who took care of you, even if she never said it out loud. Perhaps, deep down, Minnie wasn't just looking for you to pamper her with your words, but something deeper: a genuine connection, a relationship that, although undefined, was unique for both of you. However, the complicity of her behavior and the ambiguity of her treatment continued to hang in the air, something that left an open question, waiting for time to decide if it would be just a friendship or if something more was brewing.