Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

Ye An'an felt completely innocent. She had brought these two people along; how could she expect them to pay? She was the one who was treating them!

Ye Ke is really... inexplicable!

She frowned, not wanting to pay any attention.

Xiang Qingyao was still whispering her envy in Ye Ke's ear, "It's so good that it's convenient for you to live anywhere. There are advantages to living here and advantages to the school."

The area here has well-developed amenities and is very convenient in all aspects. Living at school also means living alone, and you can be as free as you like.

She sighed softly, "When will I be able to live on my own?"

After the haunted house that Ye Ke recommended was demolished, the compensation money was used to buy a house before the compensation was even warmed up.

Because she lived at the school and her parents taught in the county town, they didn't keep any of the apartments; they renovated them all and rented them out.

She understands that this is the best way to maximize profits, since the house is empty and no one lives there, so it's better to rent it out and earn more income each month.

Although her family is relatively well-off, every little bit helps. That's how they saved up the money to buy the house.

Xiang Qingyao kept trying to convince herself, but whenever she saw Ye Ke living a carefree and easy life, she couldn't help but feel envious.

It's not that I envy her for her wealth, but that I envy her right to live alone.

Having lived in the school's staff quarters since childhood, she has never escaped the clutches of her parents and their colleagues.

Xiang Qingyao was itching to try, "Do you think it's possible for me to get my mom to take back one of the houses so I can live in it myself?"

It doesn't need to be big, just a small room will do.

The communal living on campus wasn't bad, and her roommates were easy to get along with, but she wanted the privacy of living alone even more.

"Don't even think about it." Ye Ke stuffed a shrimp dumpling into her mouth. "It's so far from school, who would feel at ease commuting back and forth every day?"

One is in the southernmost part of the country, and the other is in the westernmost part. It takes at least an hour to drive there every day, and nearly three hours to go back and forth.

Moreover, current transportation options are not that convenient, and taking the bus is even more troublesome.

Xiang Qingyao was caught off guard and had her mouth stuffed full. She chewed hard and tried to swallow the shrimp dumplings, almost choking so badly that her eyes rolled back.

If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. Why are you silencing me?

Ye Ke looked at her as if she were a naughty kitten, and slowly suppressed her, "If you take a taxi back and forth every day, the rent for those apartments wouldn't even cover your taxi fare, would it?"

While that may be a bit of an exaggeration, taxi fares are indeed quite expensive these days.

"Then I won't take a taxi." Xiang Qingyao had clearly been persuaded, but she still stubbornly insisted.

Ye Ke naturally understood her nature and delivered a fatal blow without any hesitation, "There are no streetlights on the section of road where you transfer from your school, right?"

There's no direct bus from Xiang Qingyao's school to this location; you have to transfer twice. The first transfer is relatively convenient as it's within the same area. The next day, you need to walk a few hundred meters further to another bus stop to transfer.

Unfortunately, there were no streetlights on that stretch of road.

It was alright in the morning, but at night it was pitch black, and she didn't believe Xiang Qingyao wouldn't be scared.

Upon hearing this, Xiang Qingyao's straight back finally bent.

That's how good friends are—they have no secrets from each other. Ye Ke had her weaknesses completely figured out.

Ye An'an watched the two people opposite her bickering back and forth, finding it all quite entertaining.

Without hesitation, he chimed in, saying, "What's the rush? Now is the time to enjoy campus life. You'll only realize how much trouble awaits you after you graduate and live on your own."

She was stunned after saying that. How could she be acting like an experienced person reminiscing about the past before even getting married?