"Sign here if you don't see any problems. You can move in today."
"Also, we were supposed to charge one month's rent as a deposit, but seeing as your family has both elderly and children, I'll waive it. Just pay the first month's rent and sign here."
"I'll sign right away. Thank you, boss. Thank you, boss."
The man bowed and scraped as he thanked him, hurriedly pulling a ballpoint pen from his pocket and scrawling his name on the contract.
"Good. Here are the keys. One opens the outer iron gate, one opens the inner wooden door, and the smallest one opens the door to Room No. 1 inside. You'll stay in Room No. 1."
The door to Room No. 1 faced the balcony, so anything happening outside could be seen at a glance. It was also closest to the entrance. Su Qiao had only let him stay in Room No. 1 after giving it careful consideration.
"Okay, okay, okay."
The man didn't care which room he stayed in. As long as he could move in, that was enough.
The next morning, Su Qiao set out early with a black travel bag on her back, preparing to take a long-distance bus home.
Two or three days had passed, and when the Wu Family saw no movement from Su Qiao, they began to grow restless.
After Su Ya Ni spent a whole day looking for work and wore blisters on her feet, only to find that she couldn't find a suitable, high-paying job at all, she began to panic as well.
She had thought she could casually look around and easily find a job related to her major that paid well, was respectable, and wasn't tiring. But that had merely been her own wishful thinking. This place was nothing like