THE INTRUDER (TWENTY THREE)

Closing the car door hard, Harper then walked unsteadily into her apartment. Actually, it was a condo, not an apartment, but she used to use the term apartment because previously she lived in an apartment. Long before she had enough money to buy a condo. But now she has a great job, a patient who trusts her, and money keeps flowing into her account. So she had decided six months ago to buy a condo that was nicer and bigger than her apartment.

The condo was built in the heart of Toronto City. The building has five floors. The area of ​​each condo is one hundred and twenty square meters with very complete facilities inside. Gym, sauna, swimming pool, and playground for children, and there are facilities for pet care as well. In the past, Harper was lucky because she got the condo at a price that was not too expensive. One of her friends works in the marketing department. The man then gave her a twenty percent discount as well as the freedom to choose her unit.

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