If you don’t mind taking a taxi ho after getting off work at 10pm, then I have no objections either.
Roughly estimated, the cab fare from the newspaper office to the suburban area where you rent a house should be over one hundred.
Although I won’t make you work overti that late every day, the coming workload will definitely be heavy, and I don’t exclude such possibilities.
Since taxi fares are not reimbursed, you do the math and see what makes sense to you?"
Jane Quinlan rolls her eyes at him, considering what he said, if she doesn’t opt for living there, she would be an idiot.
"I’ll rent this place, but for the first few months I can only pay month-to-month.
Because after paying you back, I will be left with hardly any money.
I have to keep so money aside for living expenses."
"No rush about paying back, pick up your things and move in tomorrow."
He finished speaking and glanced at his wristwatch: "It’s too late today, just stay here for now.
Tomorrow, go back, pack your things and move here.
All toiletries in the bathroom are new.
The bed linens and covers are new too, I haven’t lived here yet, so you can use everything here with confidence."
Jane Quinlan frowns: "Why does it sound like this place has been prepared to receive soone to move in?"
"Of course, I was planning to rent it out anyway, and just when I returned from a trip, I ran into you.
You’re lucky. If I had rented it out before going on the trip, you would have nothing to do with this place now."
After finishing his statent, he tossed the keys to her: "Alright, you should wash up and go to sleep early, good night."
After he finished, he walked out, and Jane Quinlan intended to follow him out, but he pointed at her: "Just stay here, don’t co out."
Indeed, she didn’t understand, and he left on his own.
After Kay Forrest left, Jane Quinlan paced around the room several tis.
It must be about 200 square ters.
Logically speaking, renting it for two thousand is indeed a steal for her.
But why does it feel so painful.
If she didn’t change places, she could have saved an extra thousand per month.
But thinking about potentially having to work overti in the future...
Forget it, there’s nothing to feel bad about.
She entered the bedroom and laid down on the bed, which quickly sank downwards.
It’s so soft, unbelievably soft.
That night, she slept a very sound sleep in the upscale community of Anchester.
The only flaw was, in her dream she dread about Kay Forrest.
He invited her to eat, but the waiter pushed up a pile of shit.
Since she didn’t bring clothes yesterday, she had to wear the sa outfit from yesterday to the office.
But it wasn’t her first ti doing this, so she didn’t care much.
After she tidied up her own desk she went to tidy up Kay Forrest’s desk.
When she ca out from Kay Forrest’s office, the atmosphere in the office felt a bit off.
Several people were gathered at a spot by the window, which was Xavier’s seat.
She slightly tilted her head and saw Xavier sitting there, smiling and politely exchanging pleasantries with everyone through the gaps between the people.
Jane Quinlan furrowed her brows and clenched her fists, Daisy Zenith stepped forward and pulled her back to her seat.
After sitting her down, Daisy Zenith pulled up a chair close and whispered, "I’m telling you, you have to endure."
"I wasn’t planning on doing anything."
"But didn’t you see the look you were giving just now? It was like you were ready to kill soone."
Jane Quinlan pursed her lips: "I’m not stupid, killing that kind of person would an I’d lose my own life, and my life is pretty valuable."
"Alright, stop pretending to be tough. I know you must be feeling awful inside.
But you’ve got to rember, that man is just a pile of dog shit, keep away from him.
Fortunately, people at our newspaper only know you went to the sa college; not many know about the relationship you two had.
From now on, as long as you can just get along on the surface, that’s enough."
She reached out and ruffled Daisy Zenith’s hair: "Okay, my dearest sister Daisy, I understand, don’t worry, I have it under control."
Daisy Zenith nodded and went back to her seat.
Just as Jane Quinlan opened her computer, Kay Forrest walked in.
Everyone in the office gradually returned to their seats,
He pointed at Jane Quinlan: "Assistant Quinlan, co to my office for a mont."
"Yes, Director Forrest."
She stood up, winked at Daisy Zenith, and followed him into the office.
Kay Forrest placed his office bag on the table, while pulling out a notebook he spoke to Jane Quinlan: "Go out and buy breakfast."
As he spoke, he tossed the car keys on the table: "Drive my car to the Lucky Club on Seaton Avenue."
Jane Quinlan muttered, "Such a hassle just for breakfast."
"What did you say?" He indeed hadn’t heard clearly.
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