South City wasn't bustling, and the rent was indeed on the pricier side. It generally ranged from 2 to 3 grand.
"No, let's stick with this one. It's close to the company, convenient for commuting, and has complete living facilities. With you living here, I can rest assured!"
Back in the day, she wouldn't even blink at a monthly paycheck of 50 grand, much less a measly five grand.
I swiped my card directly and paid a year's rent, over 50 grand gone just like that.
But winning Lucy's heart made it all worth it.
The agent happily handed me the keys and left.
"William, thank you!" Lucy said gratefully.
"For what? I'm lending this money to you."
I waved it off, knowing she was strong-willed and didn't want to make her uncomfortable by offering anything. That would only upset her. "And there will be interest to pay," I added.
"How much do you plan to charge?" She bit her lip.
I stroked my chin. "I think your skills are pretty good, so..."
