Six guys, finds old photos and valuable things inside the new house they had bought.
Only to find out it belonged to the old owner who happens to also haunt the house.
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"Ahhhh!" A loud scream is heard as everyone in the living room ran to where it came from. "What happened?!" Hoseok asks in a panicked voice as he looked around, being in a fighting stance. "Hyung, what's the problem?" Namjoon asks, raising his brow.
"Look at the ceiling! This place isn't suitable for us six, it only has 2 rooms... We need to find a new one" Jin says, huffing. They had been looking for a house to stay as they had moved to Seoul. Every house they check had a problem, and this was their 5th one. "If the sixth one doesn't work, I'll be staying back at Daegu" Yoongi says, huffing.
Though it took so long, they eventually found a house suitable for them all. Seven rooms, each having a bathroom. The place was so big and they were a bit surprised at the price. It was so cheap, maybe this house was old? Or maybe the old owner was having second thoughts about the price they were going to put and had a decision on making it cheap. "This is the place" Jin says and everyone agreed with him.
They checked the house the next morning. The caretaker was happy to be meeting me people that would buy the house. She happily greeted them all. "Thank you so much for buying this house... The old owner would be happy to know that someone new will be taking care of the house" She says as she shakes their hands.
"Please take good care of the house... The old owner was a good friend of mine and this is what he left to me" She says, bowing. "Thank you so much, madam" They all said and also bowed. She smiled and bid them goodbye before they all turned to look at the house.
"This place looks so beautiful and big..."
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