Ge Sanni stepped inside and surveyed the house.
The house was big, just as Guo Caixia had said, with three rooms and a living area on the first floor connected to the kitchen. The yard wasn't big, around seventy to eighty square meters, with a small flower bed built from stone along the left wall. It had climbing beans and cucumbers growing on it, and close by, various plants like green onions and garlic thrived, full of vitality. There was also a small pool for washing clothes and a set of stone tables and chairs. On the right side, the wall was covered with flowers—sunflowers, roses, Chinese roses, and several pots of small red and yellow flowers that bloomed brightly, whose names were unrecognizable. These vibrant flowers, much like those on the left side, were hung in pots along the wall, a truly beautiful sight.
Just from the tidy and pretty courtyard, it was clear the owner was a particularly thoughtful person.
