What Hendrix cared about was that after getting their marriage certificate, they could finally live together instead of returning to their separate homes as they did now.
As long as they lived together, that place would become their little home, and he would take good care of it.
Avah said, “Okay. I’ll give you a key and get you an access card later. The community has very strict access control.”
The neighborhood was one of the most upscale communities in the city, known as a wealthy residential area. All the residents came from well-off families, and no one in the entire community had a mortgage. Everyone had purchased their homes outright.
As a result, security and access control were extremely strict. Whenever Hendrix went there, Avah had to come out and meet him before he could enter.
“I told you when you bought your house that you should buy one in my neighborhood, but you were a step too late, and they were already sold out.”
Hendrix gave a wry smile. “I didn’t expect everyone to move so quickly. I was just a step too slow, and there weren’t even any apartments left. Your brother and your younger brother live in the same building as you. I asked them to sell me one, but they refused.
