The Landlady and The Amnesiac

Chapter 1 – Luo Bei

Being a fresh graduate, Luo Bei ran around applying for jobs under the scorching sun every day during this time.
Fortunately, she was born with snow-white skin, otherwise being basked in the sun like this, it wouldn’t even take a week for her skin to darken.

She was sitting at the bus stop.
The seats had been roasted by the hot sun, like Japanese teppanyaki.
It was so hot that her butt hurt; in the end, she could only resign to buying a bottle of iced tea at the nearby newsstand and wait for the bus to arrive.

For people like her, a public bus that was two dollars a ride was the most cost-effective treat on such a summer day.
The air-conditioning on the bus was on full blast, such that her sweaty skin dried up instantly – so~ comfortable.
It was unfortunate that she was financially responsible now, otherwise, she would really like to apply to be a bus conductor.

Looking at this bustling city, Luo Bei felt for the first time that her future was bleak.

It wasn’t like a recent graduate wouldn’t be able to find a job, but with her ordinary undergraduate degree, it was extremely difficult to find a job with better conditions.
As a result, when she finally selected the job she was going to settle for, she wasn’t very happy.
Grandma often said that she had high standards but little ability, she was right.

Luo Bei’s grandfather was a nouveau riche.
When she was a child, she spent a few years living a comfortable life.
Every day, a car sent her to school.
Her wardrobe was filled with so many pretty dresses she would not be able to wear all of them.
But the good times did not last long.
That year when she turned ten, her grandfather was fooled into gambling and lost her family property.
In the end, the only property left was a small building in the slums.
This type of house was built by a nouveau riche from the area; there was no real estate certificate and the owners themselves were living in the building.
Now the six-story building of the Luo family was rented to people who were working hard in this city.
The rent was not expensive, but the combined monthly earnings were also quite large.

It was ultimately useless.
In Luo Bei’s eyes, in her entire family, only she and her grandmother could still be considered normal.
Her father was roped into doing business and was up to his neck in debt.
The monthly rent was used to pay back his debt.
Her mother had her eyes on the building and wanted to get half of it as alimony.
Her parents were originally still fight