Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 257

I said, “Sounds perfect. I haven’t had that in ages. Thanks, babe.”

Just the mention of that old diner had my mouth watering. It was all about the fresh seafood. A bit of chill and dressing made it unbeatable, contrasting the modem fried and baked ones.

As we got into the car, the real estate agent ran out, panting, “Ms. Webster, Ms. Jackson, hold on a moment. The owner of the suite you checked yesterday morning got back to me. They’re willing to lower the rent.”

Christine asked, “Which one?”

“The office suite next door.” The agent pointed across the street to the towering building.

The rent was steeper there, but Christine and I were taken with it, though we hadn’t seriously considered making a move.

After exchanging a glance, Christine and I voiced our decline, “Let’s pass. They probably won’t drop it by much, and we can’t spend that much on the rent right now.”

“The owner is willing to drop it to this,” the agent said, holding up a few fingers to indicate the number, “They mentioned the need to do a good deed after consulting with a psychic. It seems they’re trying to bring some good karma their way”

Christine and I shared a bemused look. Such superstitious reasons left us both a bit puzzled.

from earlier experiences, Christine asked, “We’re not going to run into

courier. Nothing like today will happen again.” The

office space at the right price is rare, so I hesitated before asking, “Can we pay a deposit first? We’ll gather the rest

with rents typically paid annually. It

the Riverview Estate property still on the market and investments up in the air, just scraping together the rent had left Christine and

seemed about to refuse, reconsidered, and quickly agreed, “Sure, sure, that’s

circumstances”

enough, we signed the

were quite

contract to our lawyer for review, who assured us that

it is a case of good luck following bad? When things seemed to go south, someone

“Could be,” I replied.

agent over the next few days. I breathed a little sigh of relief. Nevertheless, I was curious about the owner of the

the office without a hitch. Yet, there was no further word from her. It seemed Susan might have tried to intervene but to no avail. The other party didn’t take her

while brainstorming new product ideas, I got a

I asked flatly, “Kevin, is Bryant