The standardized contract provided by Sesame Apartment wrote itself as Party A. But this issue is trivial; the important thing is, how can certain clauses be argued?
He Kao claimed that he saw a silhouette with a gun in the room at night. If his eyes were playing tricks, persisting in spreading this without evidence, does it count as inappropriate speech?
Or is he simply spreading rumors?
This is quite troublesome. The leasing depends on both parties' negotiation, but it will undoubtedly damage Sesame Apartment's market image. The handgun was too frightening; otherwise, the police wouldn't have made such a fuss, and now it can't be covered up.
Actually, when Manager Yang came with Xiaohu, He Kao felt something was off.
Although Sesame Apartment is just renting out apartments externally, its structure is that of a company, with sales, finance, property management, security, and administrative departments.
