Tsukikage Hoshi's courtyard cottage.
Fang Cheng had visited Fox Immortal House several times, but this was his first time entering the cottage. Before, he had only waited outside and spoken with the Landlady through the door.
The cottage was probably where the Landlady lived. It had a distinctly homey feel.
The Landlady was reading the letter of recommendation Fang Cheng had given her. In the open space outside the cottage stood a treadmill as tall as an adult.
Tsukikage Hatsuka was panting as she ran inside it, her whole body jiggling with every stride.
The treadmill's door was locked, too. At the Landlady's insistence, the fat cat had to run for five straight hours before she could come out.
What a poor fat cat.
Fang Cheng felt deeply sorry for Tsukikage Hatsuka. Then he picked up the strawberry cakes on the coffee table, stuffed one into his mouth, and polished off several in just a few bites.
As Tsukikage Hatsuka ran, she shot him a resentful look.
Those strawberry cakes had been her dessert for the day, but now they were all in Fang Cheng's stomach.
After finishing the cakes, Fang Cheng looked at Tsukikage Hoshi. She had already taken off her sunglasses and mask.
This was his first time seeing the Landlady's face. She lived up to the word "enchantress."
She was entirely different from Kanzaki Rin and Asaka Akie. The Landlady perfectly embodied the allure of a mature woman.
She looked to be around thirty, with willow-leaf brows and almond-shaped eyes. Her lips were full and moist, her figure voluptuous and sensual, and her skin as pale as snow.
Most striking of all was her aura. Her voice, her gaze, and every frown and smile were all imbued with seductive allure.
It was as if she were born