Although this wasn't Annie's first day living in the little wooden house, when she really thought about it, this was the first time she'd actually taken a good, hard look around at the outbuildings that came with the ranch someone had given her for free!
It was just that she might not have thought much of it before, but now, as she kept looking, the troublesome little girl gradually began to feel more and more unsettled. The longer she looked, the more bleak things seemed...
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"How could it be like this..."
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That was right. Annie could hardly believe the pitiful sight she was seeing today.
She'd lived in this house for so long—several days already, in fact—yet she hadn't seemed to mind any of this, or rather, she hadn't even noticed the details?!
"How could it be like this..."
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"No stove... no cooking utensils... no Fridge... no cabinets..."
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"Tibbers, this is the first time I've realized that the house I've been living in for a whole week is so tiny and so pitiful..."
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That was right!
Only after Annie raced all the way back from Mary's library did she finally realize that her home on the corner of the farm—this building—was just a pitiful little wooden house, barely thirty square meters in size! And it wasn't just small. Inside, it had only a tiny, shabby bookcase, a television, a single wooden bed, a storage chest, a simple dining set, a square table, a calendar, and two nightstands. That was all!
As for anything else—the things that mattered if she wanted to eat the other delicious dishes in Mineral Town, like a stove, a Fridge, food cabinets, pots, bowls, and all the rest—not a single one was there!!
"Waaah..."
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"So stingy! They're so stingy!