The Adventures of Princess Saiya

When she arrived, the landlord was already waiting at the door. When he saw Saya, he stretched out his hand to say hello, and then accompanied Saya to see the house.

Saya looked at it and thought it was good, so she agreed to rent it. The rent was paid every six months and a three-month deposit was required. Saya had no objection to this.

There were some simple furniture in the house, and the landlord signed a contract with Saya after only saying that they could not be damaged.

Saiya finally moved out of school.

She did not tell her classmates where she would move out.

Cui Yajing and others jokingly asked Saya, "Saya, have you got a boyfriend? Are you living with your boyfriend?"

This is not uncommon in college, with many students moving out with their male (female) friends.

Saya shook her head: "I don't have a boyfriend. I just moved out and lived on my own."

Saying goodbye to her former roommates, Saiya returned to her own nest, which was her home before she bought her own house.

Saiya also went to the mall to buy some kitchen utensils, including pots and bowls, chopsticks, spoons, shovels, rice cookers, woks, pans, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, oil, light soy sauce, sugar, MSG, bay leaves, cinnamon, Star anise and other things.

She bought a lot of eggs, vegetables, meat, fruits, fish, and some semi-finished food.

Anyway, it filled up the refrigerator at home.

The refrigerator was taken out by Saiya from the space. She had forgotten which world she put it in.

She also took out a cleaning robot and put it at home so that she didn't have to clean it herself.

Saya also bought some decorations to decorate the house. She likes a warmer environment, so she will naturally decorate her place.

It's not just a day or two, she plans to live here until she graduates from college. Of course, if the landlord is willing to sell the house to her after she graduates, she can also buy it.

On the first day she moved into the house, she cooked herself a big meal, including sweet and sour pork ribs, braised hairtail, roast duck, ground delicacies, and squeezed fresh juice for herself to celebrate her move.

She didn't invite friends over, and she didn't tell her parents at home that she had moved out of school.

Although the original owner has a mobile phone, she doesn't actually talk to her parents very often. Unless there are special circumstances, they basically call once a month. It's not that they don't miss their loved ones, but they just need phone bills.

Before Saya came, the original owner had just called his parents.

Saya has already quit her work-study job. She doesn't need it now, so she naturally has to give her job to someone who needs it more.

After her novel has been fermenting for a period of time, the data is already very good, her daily income is also quite high, and her life has stabilized.

After receiving the royalties in the first month, she was very happy and sent two thousand to her parents at home.

It's not that she doesn't give more, but if she gives too much, she's afraid that her parents will think she has done something bad.

That's it, her parents called and asked her how she sent money to the family. Ask her if she has enough money to spend and where she got so much money.

Saiya: Where are there too many? Although in the small mountain village of the original owner, two thousand yuan may be the income of a year of hard work in farming, but in the city, it is only a month's living expenses for an ordinary person.

For example, the living expenses of Cui Yajing, Sun Enbei, and Zhang Yunxi in her dormitory before were 3,000 yuan a month.