96 Buying a Apartment 1

"I'll call a hover car to help us explore the apartments," Shelly searched for a hover car to rent by scrolling through the options on her marble.

The hover car came instantly after Shelly paid for it with her card.

The interior of the hover car just reminded me of a regular car in the third district. There were no sofas or cushions nor tables like there would be in a hover car I would ride in with Luke.

"We also need furniture and decorations to fill the apartment," Shelly deliberated on what we would need for the apartment.

"Let's start with finding a decent apartment first," I tried to convince Shelly as we explored some pictures of the apartments.

The first item was a apartment unit in a second middle class area. There were three rooms, a walk-in closet, three bathrooms and a study room.

There was a nice park behind the apartment as well as a playground for young children.

The second item was a apartment unit in a high class area. There was a teleportation gate installed in one of the rooms and was manipulated to be as big as a mini mansion with the use of mana.

The third item was not a apartment but a underground studio in a mountain in the first district. It had a living room, kitchen, one bedroom, one walk-in closet and one bathroom. However, it had a lot of security features when letting someone into the house.

"How about we go to the first and third apartment?" I suggested to Shelly.

I definitely didn't want to potentially get caught by Luke if I chose the second apartment.

Shelly inputted the location of the first apartment inside the menu in the hover car.

The hover car instantly drived us to the first apartment surrounded by clouds.

I rubbed my eyes to check if I was seeing my surroundings wrong as there were rainbows coming out of some of the clouds.

The apartment glimmered as it reflected the rays of the sun. The park resembled a mini orchard but instead of being purely filled by trees and flowers, it was mixed in with some projections of raining glitter and flowers.

The field of nicely shaped grass seemed very natural as it seamlessly blended into the background.

The marbled pathway made from stone platters and the nicely sculpted figurines made the park give off a luxurious feel.

The playground was not what I expected. It was a mini amusement park as there were high-tech roller coasters that went into the air as it went upside down. Young children around the age of four giggled happily as they enjoyed the merry-go-around that floated into the clouds.

"What is this place?" I gasped at the view resembling paradise.

I instantly fell in love with this place as I gazed at the surroundings of the apartment.

I didn't even want to visit the other apartment located near the mountain anymore. The studio was situated in the middle of nowhere.

The lobby was not inferior to outside of the apartment. The chandeliers and tall ceiling reminded me of the ballroom in Ben's mansion during social week.

There was no electronic or artificial lights fueling the lights. The lobby was bright with rays of light bouncing off all the crystals to create a wonderful array of colours on the white walls.

The furniture remained simple but modern to not intimidate visitors.

"Wow," I gasped again as I observed the clean wide rooms in the apartment.

[The interior here is comprised of 50% rare elderwood from the second district, 30% pure marble, 15% processed mana crystals and 5% diamonds.] The robot informed us.

No wonder the whole room shined and glittered with all those crystals. The scenery could be nicely seen as most of the walls were semi-transparent.

Even Ellen seemed impressed as she checked on the sturdiness of the walls and floor.

"We'll take this!" Ellen pulled out her card without even asking for the price.

"How much does this cost?" I asked the robot as I interrupted Ellen from paying.

[50,000 Aris] The robot responded as it was programmed.

There was no way this apartment was this cheap! The average price of my dresses from social week cost 80,000 Aris.

Both Ellen and Shelly froze from shock as the apartment was cheaper than most of the goods they regularly bought in their mansions.

"We'll buy this!" Ellen slammed her card down to the robot.

[Thank you for your patronage] The robot dropped the keys to the apartment and the contract comprising the fine details.

"Now we just have to fill the apartment up," Shelly took out her tablet to start purchasing stuff.

"How about those comfy bean chairs to start off with?" I showed the picture to Shelly and Ellen on their tablet.

Shelly instantly pressed the [buy] button for three large bean bags without any hesitation.

"I also like this bed," Ellen showed us a picture of a big bed that was large enough to fill up one of the rooms in the apartment.

"One of the room can act as a bed itself!" I jumped with eagerness from Ellen's amazing idea.

Ellen nodded as she mischievously smiled.

Shelly happily pressed the [buy] button again as she searched for other things to buy.