The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1829

Chapter 1829



During lunch break, I glanced at the rental notice that I had released earlier. A lot of people had expressed their interest in it.

I looked at their information in detail, and one of them looked promising. I clicked on that person's profile and had a conversation with them. I also made an appointment for a house visit in a bit so that I could gain a better understanding.

After leaving the contact number, I rushed there immediately.

In the small garden, the flowers that Susan had planted before were still in good shape. I hurriedly watered them, hoping that the person who would be moving in would take good care of them.

I opened the door and entered the living room. Some of the furniture inside was covered with dust since the place had not been lived in for some time. Looking around, I sighed.

"Hello, are you the landlord?"

A male voice came from behind me.

I smiled and turned around. "Hello..."

I stopped speaking when I saw who it was.

Marius pointed at me and walked toward me with a shocked expression. "Madam Grant, you're the

landlord who posted the free rental?"

Seeing him, I was also a little surprised. I did not expect such a coincidence. "Yeah, I didn't expect it to be you."

Drover had also come over. He glanced at the house, and his voice was doubtful. "Why would you want to rent out such a good house for free?" "Actually, this place isn't mine but a friend's. She left Whaldorf City, but before she did, she hoped that some convenience and discounts could be given to those who needed a place to stay here. That's why I thought of helping her fulfill her wish." I smiled slightly as I replied to him calmly.

He nodded and looked up at the

second floor. read the

introduction. There are three rooms on the second floor. I don't actually want to live here myself. It's for some students under me who want to come to Whaldorf City to develop themselves. Since they've just entered society, however,they don't have much money. So, I thought of helping them find a place to live."

"I see. I'll take you to the second floor." I led them up to the second floor. "What kind of people are your students?"

I felt like the question was not too right after I asked it and hurriedly added, "I mean, I hope that the people who'll live here are people who'll cherish the house."

Seeing my slightly flustered

expression, Drover smirked. "I've

seen the requirements you set, and they all meet them. I'll also come to check regularly, so you can rest assured."

"That's good."

I showed them the entire house, and they were very satisfied.

Marius nudged Drover on the shoulder with a smile on his face. "This is the best place we've seen the past few days, and there's no rent. What are you struggling with?"

"I'm struggling with the fact that

there's no rent. Madam, I understand your kindness, but those students are still able to afford to fork out a sum for rent. It's better for you to

charge a little."

I wanted to refuse, but Marius at the side also agreed." That's true. We can't have these students who are new to society be too lax. It'll be detrimental to them in the future."

That also made sense, so I agreed with them. "Since it's a shared lease, how about 3,000 a month? And utilities will depend on how much they use. How about that?"

In Whaldorf City, 3,000 bucks for a house rental was cheap. They gladly accepted it.

"Alright then. Let's go back and tell them. We'll come over and clean the place up in two days before moving in."

"Okay, contact me then and I'll give them the keys."

"Great."

Just as we were talking, Tyler walked in. He looked at me, then at them. His eyes turned back to me with surprise and confusion. "Wandy, what's going on here?