We Were All Wrong (1)
Ignoring Tang Kewei's puzzled face, Zhu Wuyang brought them straight to Mansion Number Six.
Along the way, there were pavilions, gardens, small bridges, flowing water, rockery, and strange stones everywhere. They were indescribably beautiful. There were also some seasonal fruits that could be picked by the owners of the villa area.
The scenery inside was even better than he had imagined.
Especially Mansion Number Six, the scenery inside was even more dazzling and moving.
It was a two-story building that was about 500 square meters. It had six bedrooms, three halls, and four bathrooms. The rooms were very spacious, and each room was decorated in a different style. It was either elegant, grand, cute, or fashionable ... Tang Kexin and Tang Kewei had never seen such a good house in their lives.
To put it bluntly, the environment here was not inferior to the most top-notch presidential suite in Shanghai. In fact, it was even better.