Hobart first wrote a letter to Bob at the poorhouse, informing him of the trial date.
After dealing with these two letters, Hobart dazed off in his seat until getting off work.
When having dinner, Hobart told his family that he had rented a townhouse at Blanca Street 192.
So on the morning of the next day, Monlisa brought the butler and several female servants to 192, first having the female servants thoroughly clean the place and letting the butler add a few pieces of furniture.
While personally supervising the work, Monlisa told Hobart, "Yesterday I discussed it with your father, and we will help you bear 30 pounds of the rental expenses every year.
"When you become a great lawyer, I think renting a house will no longer be a burden for you."
Knowing that this was out of good intentions, Hobart did not refuse, and he planned to give Christine or his foster mother some more expensive gifts on their birthdays.
After all, his cash had already reached 943 pounds again, and with his current income, he was already making more than many great lawyers.
Moreover, the main ingredients and potion recipes for Sequence 7 and Sequence 6 did not cost money, and there seemed to be nowhere to spend large amounts of money recently.
The only place that might cost money was that Hobart planned to use extraordinary medicine to nourish his spirituality.
Although the Country of Disorder helped him get rid of the damage caused by the black gloves to his spirituality, Hobart still felt somewhat uneasy and wanted to find time to ask Viscount Glynt if there were any prescriptions for nourishing spirituality over there.
At a little past ten o'clock, Monlisa left with the butler and the female servants, and Hobart sat on the