The result was disappointing. There was only an old man living in the villa. The old man would occasionally go to town to buy daily necessities. In his words, the villa did belong to his owner. The owner was indeed a noble, but the villa was old. The owner had gone to Washington and other prosperous cities.
The old man lived here because he was already here. He was also the former butler of this noble family and did not want to follow him out. The old house needed someone to look after it, so he stayed behind to look after the house.
Because the house was already an old house, some of the furniture needed to be replaced and the walls needed to be painted. The old man also asked the workers in the town to deliver the furniture or do other things.
