UPWR1BY Chapter 031 Lolita Tang Wanqing
"Ding, you helped a reader who was traumatized by LOL find new life goals, rewarded 100,000 RMB in cash."
"Ding, you helped a struggling teenager stressed out by the college entrance examination find a way to relax, rewarded 50,000 RMB in cash."
"Ding..."
Back in the rented apartment complex, the Ye Xiu looked at the words constantly appearing in front of him and the incoming text messages notifying him of incoming funds, feeling relieved.
This was the right way to get rich.
However, the amounts of money coming in were obviously smaller.
The Ye Xiu wondered, "System, when will we have another random event like last time with the stock rewards or the millions of sports car?"
"Host, this is random. As long as the host continues to engage in charity, it will happen."
The Ye Xiu suddenly realized that it was random.
There was no need to hurry; what was meant to be his would come eventually.
Knock, knock, knock.
At that moment, there was a knock on the door.
"Brother Ye Xiu, are you home?" a pleasant voice sounded from outside.
It was Tang Wanqing.
Hearing her voice, the Ye Xiu opened the door and saw Tang Wanqing standing there like a good girl next door.
She blinked her lively big eyes and smiled sweetly at him.
What caught the Ye Xiu's eye even more was the fact that Tang Wanqing had clearly dressed up before coming.
She had tied her hair into twin ponytails, with bangs covering her forehead, and two charming dimples on her cheeks.
She was wearing a pink Lolita dress, white stockings, and delicate shoes.
She exuded a youthful, beautiful, and cute vibe.
"Do you need something?" the Ye Xiu asked.
"I'm here to check on the housing situation as usual," Tang Wanqing said sweetly. "May I come in?"
"Of course," the Ye Xiu replied.
According to the rules of the neighborhood, the landlord would come to inquire about the tenant's living situation within a week of their arrival.
Since Tang Wanqing had been helping her sister with things over here, it was always her who came to inquire.
Entering the room, Tang Wanqing glanced around and noticed that almost everything in the room had not been touched.
There was a hint of disappointment in her eyes as she looked at the Ye Xiu. "Brother Ye Xiu, are you not satisfied with this place?"
"Why do you ask?" the Ye Xiu was puzzled.
"The things in the room haven't been touched," Tang Wanqing pointed out, gesturing around. "Usually, departing tenants leave things like this."
"I see," the Ye Xiu understood and smiled. "I just haven't had time to tidy up, but rest assured, I'm very comfortable here."
"Really?" Tang Wanqing's eyes lit up.
"Of course," the Ye Xiu replied with a smile.
Upon hearing this, Tang Wanqing finally smiled. "As long as Brother Ye Xiu is happy."
"But no one has lived here for a long time, and there's been no one to clean up," Tang Wanqing said, her eyes darting around. "Shall I help you clean up the room, Brother Ye Xiu?"
The Ye Xiu originally wanted to decline, but seeing Tang Wanqing already starting, he didn't say much.
After cleaning up, the Ye Xiu said, "Actually, I don't need help here. You can go check on other tenants."
"No need, because you're the only new tenant in the past week," Tang Wanqing said. "Let me help you wash your clothes, Brother Ye Xiu."
After speaking, without waiting for the Ye Xiu to respond, Tang Wanqing went straight to the Ye Xiu's closet and said, "Brother Ye Xiu, do you have any clothes to wash? Let me help you."
After saying that, she started taking out his clothes one by one.
Because the Ye Xiu had recently graduated, he had brought his school clothes with him, and there were indeed a few pieces that hadn't been washed.
Watching Tang Wanqing wash his clothes, the Ye Xiu couldn't help but say, "Actually, you don't need to do this. I can do it myself."
"Don't be polite, Brother Ye Xiu. You treated me to dinner yesterday, and my sister asked me to come out and practice. Consider this practice," Tang Wanqing said with a smile.
Ye Xiu helplessly remarked, "Your sister wanted you to come out and practice your skills, not practice by doing other people's laundry."