Found 100 Million In My Rented Apartment Novels & Stories

In the end, I won the case. My apartment was 2,000 square feet and located in a prime residential area, so it could bring in at least 4,000 dollars in rent per month. With the restoration costs added, Jane owed me at least 230,000 dollars.

This is just perfect for me because it only cost 500 dollars. I chewed my lip and quickly dialed the number of the owner that was written at the bottom of the photo. “This is Mr. Park speaking?” a voice of an old man picked up the phone. “Hello, Mr. Park? I saw your ads on the website looking for a tenant, is this still available?” I asked nervously while picking on my nails. “Yes, yes dear!” he cheerfully answered. “My apartments are running out fast because it is cheap and beautiful. You can deposit your payment so that I can reserve it for you.”

I hadn't bought much, but somehow, all the little things added up. Checking my wallet, I realized I barely had 2,000 yuan left. This apartment—Caleb was only loaning it to me temporarily. But when I'd asked around earlier, I found out the rent in this area could easily run over 5,000. Even if he didn't charge me the full amount, what about my future expenses? I needed a job. Fast. Luckily, I'd brought the laptop Kane had bought me when I left. Just thinking about him made my chest tighten, but I forced myself to push through. I opened it, logged onto a job site, and started browsing.

Because while I was aspiring to be able to pay the tuition, he was being rude because he knew he had already bought me with his wealth. So that same night after he left, I called the bank to return the money he gave me. I never thought about the consequences of what I did in the contract, that is if we had it. Though I wasn’t able give back the whole million. I secured the tiny amount just enough to pay my college and the first months of my rent. Yes, I rented a tiny apartment for me near my university since It will be hard for me to stay on the dorm because of some rules.

I will do everything to help you out" She blushed immediately when she heard his manly word. "I have more than fifteen million here may be it should be enough for registration of all what it needed and for renting on a building for your office." "What? you have a fifthteen million on your card?" "Where did you get that money?" She asked curiously.

Her earlier emotion of elation was soon replaced by gloom. "What? The rent is going to be raised? 4,000 is a huge amount! I can't afford to pay such a ridiculous price!" "The subway near the apartment is opening soon. The rent around here has risen, madam. The other landlords have raised it to 4,500. Since you are a regular, I was trying to be easy on you. 4,000 dollars isn't a lot. If this is too much for you, why don't you move out next month?"

All that my mother had ever told me was how taken aback she was when my father abandoned us as he seemed like a noble man with good morale. Finding an apartment to rent was not as difficult as I assumed it would be as many options were open for me. Thanks to the internet. I found the best affordable room at a price of R2000 rand only. Not something you come across everyday when searching for accomodation in Capetown. The room was small in size, the paint on the walls was fading, however there was electricity and the water was safe to drink. Unfortunately I had to share the toilets with other tenant's, something I was very much uncomfortable with.

We got to our Destination and Adeline began to call to direct us to where we would meet her. We finally met her in a spacious three-bedroom apartment. “ Guys I finally found an apartment but I just can’t pay the rent” she whined. I went round the house and I was impressed. The bedroom had a lot of space. So was the kitchen. It had space for someone who wanted to dance salsa. That was what I didn’t have in my apartment. I wanted something like this. “Adeline baby, how much is this apartment” I asked. “50,000 dollars and I only have 10,000 dollars” she said sadly. Suddenly an idea got into my head.

Jack doesn't know that even with the settlements, I really don't have that much money. We split everything evenly, that is after we paid the mob their money, at the end none of us even had half a million in our accounts. I still haven't found a tenant fot my apartment. I can't be dealing with Jack as well. I went to the nightstand and took my laptop. I googled Jack and I was shocked by a lot of things. According to the articles online, his family lost everything.

Make him soup, watch tv with him or whatever the hell they did. It made me sick how he laid up in a house that was easily five million or more, while we struggled to make rent in a slum. One bedroom, barely 600 square feet and yet still $1700 a month in rent. Not to mention my mom’s car payment, insurance, orthodontic bills she’s still paying off. My teeth really were a nightmare and it had to be done..