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Shen Yanlang rubbed his head, then slid his hand down to wrap around his waist and asked softly, "Do you like it here? If you do, we can stay here often."

"It's nice, but it's not very convenient," Duan Xu said. "It's too far from the city center."

It really was far. A place this big could only be built in the suburbs, while both school and work were in the city center.

Shen Yanlang nodded in agreement, still thinking the same as before. "Once the company's address is finalized, we can decide whether to buy another place."

Duan Xu was about to nod when Shen Yanlang added, "We probably won't need to buy one. When we get married, Mom, Dad, and my brother will each give us one. That'll be three places."

Duan Xu: "..."

Was this the world of rich people?

The two stood on the rooftop and enjoyed the breeze for a while before returning to the bedroom.

The bedroom was huge too—more like a suite, with a small sitting room, a small study, and a walk-in closet. There was even a balcony on the side facing the lake.

Shen Yanlang liked dark colors, so most of the room was decorated in dark blue, gray, and white. It didn't look like a college student's room at all; it looked more like the home of a business elite.

After looking around, Duan Xu yawned. "I'm a little sleepy. I want to sleep."

"Then sleep." Neither Shen Yanlang nor Duan Xu had brought any clothes when they came back, because Shen Yanlang had everything at home.

Shen Yanlang went to get two sets of pajamas. One of them was for Duan Xu, and it was brand-new.

After learning that Duan Xu would be staying here, Ye Lan had immediately