The promise made but never kept

Chapter Fifty Three

From my view, I could see a simple two floored house.

I bought this house with my savings.

Savings I've earned from working non-stop while studying.

My mom and dad offered to buy the house as a gift for graduating my first course, but I declined their offer.

I wanted to live in a house that I worked hard for myself.

And here it is.

The home I managed to achieve with sweat and blood.

The exterior of the house is a modern cottage type house.

I have a fiber glassed pool on the backyard.

The living room, kitchen and dining room were on the lower floor.

The master bedroom and two guest rooms were on the upper floor.

There are two bathroom: One on the upper floor and one on the lower.

It has a spacey living room and the theme of it is basically white and lime green.

My dining room was designed in a modern luxury white.

The kitchen was Tuscan themed.

The master's bedroom was kept into a mild masculinity type and I always wanted to have it kept dark.

The two guest rooms were identical.

The walls and ceilings were baby blue representing the sky.

The bed and almost other things were all white.

I wanted the rooms to look like heaven.

"I'm home!" I greeted my new home, smelling the ambiance.

While I was studying and working, I always ensure the progress of my house.

I'm completely pleased and proud with my finished product.

It may not be a mansion or big house anyone would have wanted, but it has what I needed and wanted and that alone satisfies me.

I went straight to my room and sat on my bed then opened my laptop.

I sighed.

Back to work, then.

Looking at the pile of workload on my email, 261 tasks.

At least it died down.

Virgo walked in and silently arranged my clothes.

I'm letting her stay on one of my guest room.

Since I declined mom and dad's offer for the house, Virgo became my instant gift.

With that, I'm glad.

She's easy to get along with and she knew me since birth so I didn't decline.

A call came in via Skype and it was Levy-chan!

"LEVY-CHAN! How's the honeymoon?" I greeted and she blushed.

"IT HASN'T EVEN STARTED YET! We just literally came in through the door!" she yelled frustratingly, I laughed.

"Anyway, I'd just like to thank you cause this suite is amazing! We can view the Eiffel Tower from here!" she cheered and I smiled.

"Anything for my best friend!" we giggled.

"Oh! The group says you're meeting today at Mira's bar, right? Weren't you guys going to meet at around 8pm?" she recalled.

Mira's Bar?