Chapter 231


    I replied firmly, “Yeah, I want to try It”


    “You got this.” His gaze held mine, unwavering as he spoke.


    A genuine happiness bubbled inside me, and I sincerely said, “Thank you so much!”


    Even though he downyed it, I could still imagine the great effort he had put in to recover Janedream.


    Mark let out a resignedugh. “What are you thanking me for? I also wanted your parents‘pany back, but they wouldn’t budge.”


    *This is more than enough,” I insisted eamestly. “Having Janedream back is all that matters.”


    *d I could help,” he sighed, walking over to the entrance to look outside before turning back to me with a slight frown. “Jane, do your have a rag?”


    I asked, “What’s wrong?”


    “The cleaners missed a spot. I’ll clean it up. It’s blood. I don’t want it to freak you out.”


    “It’s okay.” I said as I gathered the documents into a folder and ced it on the coffee table. “Don’t worry about it. I


    probably be moving out in a few days anyway.”


    The house in Riverview Estate was mine, ording to the divorce settlement. But dealing with Bryant meant endless trouble. Today, it was Dorothy. The


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    “You found a ce?” Mark’s tone was gentle.


    “Not yet. I just decided on moving.” I shook my head. “Ill start looking for apartments and n to sell this ce tomorrow.”


    Selling the house would provide the initial funds needed to rebuild Janedream.


    “I know a ce, actually, Mark hesitated before adding. “It’s vacant, and I’ve been looking to rent it out. It’s not far from here, convenient for moving or se


    I was overjoyed. “Really?”


    “Absolutely.” Mark smiled. “How about I show you the ce tomorrow?”


    “No need to see it.” I declined with a grin. “I trust your judgment. It must be a cool spot if you say so. But to be clear, I’ll pay you the rent as usual. How m


    “Okay, then. III take advantage of the opportunity to rip you off,” Mark extended his hand. “Five thousand a month.


    Deciding to move sooner rather thanter, especially with Dorothy’s attitude, I began packing my belongings.


    When I first moved into the house in Riverview Estate, it was with a few suitcases, and it was the same by then. My life hadn’t


    umted much else.


    I


    These days, I felt like a spinning top, constantly whirling around due to various issues, never having a moment to live well.


    The next day. Mark came over early to help me move. After we arrived at the ce and opened the door, I realized Mark


    wasn’t ripping me off, and I was getting the better end of the deal.


    The apartment wasparable to the one in Riverview Estate. Located in a simrly desirable area, the rent of


    the ce should have been at least twenty thousand a month for its size andyout. Moreover, the ce looked brand new, as if no one had ever lived t


    “Hey, Suddenly, a sound


    came from the other apartment at the end of the hallway. It was Gregory, leaningzily against his door frame with a smirk. “Looks like I’m getting a new


    neighbor, huh?”