so essentially, Seth's high-profile family hired Victoria Housekeeping and he helped them with whatever task his family assigned them to do? But Seth does not want to be called a servant because he doesn't see Rina as his servant?
Also, due to his family's wealth, he is able to often treat people

Winksu said:

so essentially, Seth's high-profile family hired Victoria Housekeeping and he helped them with whatever task his family assigned them to do? But Seth does not want to be called a servant because he doesn't see Rina as his servant?

Actually, it feels like it's implying that Victoria Housekeeping (or maybe just Alexandrina herself) were hired by Seth's family at some point, which is why she called him "Young Master" but Seth himself never hired her so he doesn't want her referring to him as "Master".

NegativeSoul said:

Actually, it feels like it's implying that Victoria Housekeeping (or maybe just Alexandrina herself) were hired by Seth's family at some point, which is why she called him "Young Master" but Seth himself never hired her so he doesn't want her referring to him as "Master".

yeah that makes more sense

It probably doesn't help that given that Rina is herself from a wealthy family and the fact that Seth and Rina come from the same city that the two most likely knew each other as equals when they were kids.