In just a few days, all the missing furniture and appliances, every last thing, every bit of maintenance, had been taken care of by Wu Tingsheng.
This guy didn't even give Wen Yan a chance to refuse—he'd already given him the house, so what's a bit of extra furniture and appliances? His motto was, if you're going to do something, do it beautifully and make sure everyone's totally satisfied.
Those appliances and furniture were better than the ones Wen Yan had at his own place.
And everything here wasn't in one of those gaudy, blinged-out styles—at least it looked super comfortable, nothing flashy on the outside, but you could tell he'd splurged on the good stuff.
Pei Tugou felt a bit awkward. He'd worked construction before, so he definitely knew how much this set cost—anyway, it was no way something he could afford.
Even without rent, the monthly management fees, utilities, and so on would already be a significant expense.
