Chapter 138
A week later, Avery was carefully inspecting the property models at the sales department of the Starry River Villas.
The salesperson noticed her youthful face, then asked, “Which type of property are you interested in, Miss? We have detached villas, townhouses, and semi-detached properties.”
“Do you still have any detached villas available?” Avery inquired.
The salesperson’s eyes lit up at her words, then said, “We do! There’s one left, and the square footage is pretty big. It’s over three thousand square feet… The price is also much higher than the townhouses and semi-detached houses, so—”
“Can we move in right away if I make full payment now?”
The salesperson nodded enthusiastically and said, “Of course! All of our villas are lavishly renovated and come fully furnished. All you need is your own belongings.”
“Alright. How much is it?”
“Four and a half million dollars. It’s pretty steep, but it’s the last detached villa left in the neighborhood. If you think it’s too much…”
Avery shifted her gaze to the other side of the room.
Laura was carrying Avery’s sleeping daughter, Layla Tate, so they needed a place to put up their feet as soon as possible.
Avery turned back to the salesperson and said, “Show me the place.”
The next moment, Avery left with the salesperson, leaving only Laura and the two children in the room.
Avery’s daughter was fast asleep in Laura’s arms while Avery’s son was standing next to Laura.
The boy’s youthful eyes were twin black obsidian orbs, bright with caution.
He was wearing a cap, a loose, white t-shirt, a pair of gray jeans, and sneakers.
•His features were exquisite yet soft, making him look like a young prince out of a storybook.
A saleswoman walked over and offered two pieces of chocolate to the boy.
“How old are you, young man?
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