Tenant's Secret Love

Chapter 13: No more clubbing

The moonlight outside the window was surprisingly bright, and it fell into the living room through the window, making the lights dim, and Renee's beautiful and refined face dimmed the moonlight.

I just stared at her, her face was full of quiet, which made me a little uneasy, perhaps my attachment to this house could not impress the "cold" her.

After a long time, Renee finally said to me, "You love this house very much?"

I nodded seriously, "Very much, very much...no one in the world loves this humble house more than I do."

Renee smiled and said, 'That's not necessarily true."

I looked at her in surprise, 'Could it be that you are the one who loves it even more than I do?"

In fact, I have always been curious about why Renee and old Jason bought this house. Although I can imagine it as a kind of performance art for the rich, the real answer is probably not as simple as I imagine.

Renee did not answer my question, but asked me, "How long do you plan to live here?"

"Are you saying yes?" I asked with some excitement.

"Lucas, can you face the problem first?" Renee said with some dissatisfaction.

I laughed and exclaimed, "So you know my name!"

Renee frowned again.

I smiled sheepishly, afraid that she would change her mind, made an apologetic expression, and kept saying, "I'll answer the question first, I'll answer the question first, I plan to live...for another month, okay?"

Renee was silent for a while, and finally said, "Okay... but you have to promise me two conditions first."

"Okay, as long as you don't kick me out, we can talk about anything, and I will definitely do it," I said, patting my chest.

"Don't be so sure, just wait until you've done it," Renee said, choking me.

I smiled awkwardly again and said, "I know in your eyes I have no credibility, so let's put it this way, I will try my best to do what you ask, okay?"

"Okay." After a short pause, Renee added, 'First rule: you can't go clubbing anymore. Can you do that?"

"Ah!' I exclaimed subconsciously. I didn't expect Renee to make this request.

Renee looked at me, waiting for my answer.

Although I was puzzled as to why Renee had made this request, I considered that a woman's mind is always unpredictable, and I didn't want to inquire about the reason. Settling down first was the top priority, so without thinking I nodded and said, "Yes, what's the other rule?"

"While you are living here, you may not enter my room, and you must return the key to my room to me."

"This is a reasonable request," I said, taking the key out of my pocket and finding the key to Renee's room and placing it on the coffee table in front of her.

Renee got up from the sofa and finally said to me, "Remember what you promised me. If I find out that there's one thing you can't do, you'll move out on your own initiative."

...

After washing up, I went back to my room. This was supposed to be a night of settling down. After all, I could live here for the time being, but I couldn't help but daydream.

There are only four days left until Harlan and Natalie get married. As friends who have come this far together, their marriage cannot but excite me. In fact, I am not an anti-marriage activist. If I can meet a woman who is like-minded, I also long to get married. However, my material conditions are indeed a bit poor, and I can give marriage very little. Therefore, the desire to get married can only be regarded as an impractical fantasy for me, which I have temporarily sealed up.