The Luckiest Dumb Doctor

Chapter 254: Chapter 254: The Dream of a Spacious Flat_1

Lindsey Wolfe was not lacking in looks and had an attractive figure. And since it was just a verbal address, with no blood relation, Greg Jensen just couldn’t get over that mental hurdle.

He truly feared that one day he would wake up to find Lindsey Wolfe lying on top of him, doing things he didn’t want to see.

Moreover, with his visits to the village certain to decrease in the future, having a house in the city would be more convenient.

“If you want to buy one, just buy it. My suggestion is that it’s best to have a gym,” Jophia Locke said.

“Alright, I’ll keep that in mind. I’ll definitely plan for a gym when buying the house,” Greg replied with a smile, then casually asked, “When are you going to unlock that top-tier package for me?”

“Hey, why are you asking about this again? Really. Today’s session is over; you better head back. I need to take a shower and rest for a while,” Jophia said, feigning displeasure as she walked Greg to the door.

After closing the door, she sighed and hummed, “He is quite handsome, but why is he so lecherous?

That top-tier package is reserved for my man, why do you keep dwelling on it?”

Jophia muttered to herself for a while, Greg’s image unconsciously appeared before her eyes.

Thinking about that handsome face and his smoothly defined muscles, her heart felt as if it was harboring a little deer inside, thumping away non-stop.

On the other side, after leaving the gym, Greg made a phone call to Adrian Wright. The Wright Family was in real estate; naturally, Greg would reach out to Adrian for buying a house.

“You want to buy a house?”

Adrian Wright was stunned for a moment, then laughed, “We have plenty of houses. I can just give you one for free. The houses in Jamae City aren’t expensive.”

“No, I want to buy my own house so I can have peace of mind living in it.”

“Greg, you’re wrong there,” Adrian insisted earnestly, “What’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine between us.

What’s wrong with living in a house that belongs to me? Besides, if I give you the house, it’ll be transferred directly to your name. Other than not costing you money, what’s the difference from buying your own house?”

Greg felt warmth in his heart but still declined, “This is going to be the first house of my life. How can I accept it without paying for it?

Ha-ha, just help me choose one with a good environment and a prime location. You don’t need to worry about the rest.”

“Well, alright then,” Adrian relented.

Upon hearing Greg’s response, Adrian had no choice but to agree, then he asked, “So what kind of house do you want?”

“A large flat, of course. There aren’t many of us in the family; living in a villa would be too empty.”

“A large flat…” Adrian mused for a moment and said, “Our property happens to have such a suite, located right next to the city center, and it’s fully furnished. You can move in right away.

It was originally intended for my own use. It’s been ventilated since being furnished and has never been lived in.”

“Ha-ha, that’s just perfect.”

Greg laughed happily, having dreamed for a long time that once he had the money, he would buy a large flat to live in, and now his dream was coming true.

“By the way, does the house have a gym?”

“A gym? Do you even need to work out?”

Adrian found it strange because, with Greg’s abilities, he didn’t need to work out unless he wanted to be one of those bodybuilder types.

Putting other things aside, the Internal Martial Arts that Greg taught them were exceptional. After only a few days of practice, Adrian felt his physical condition had improved significantly.

No matter what he did, his body seemed filled with energy, and his spirits were much higher than before.

With Greg’s skills being so formidable, did he still need to work out?

Wasn’t that a joke?

“Just for fun when I have nothing better to do,” Greg Jensen said offhandedly.

Adrian Wright stopped being mysterious and said with a laugh, “There really is a gym, and not only that, there’s also a small indoor swimming pool.

I wanted a large flat so I could start living a regular and healthy life, so I made a few rooms specifically for training.

Gym, swimming pool, all kinds of boxing equipment, you name it.”

When Greg heard this, not only did he not show any joy, but he was stunned and asked, “With all that stuff crammed into one place, how big is your house?

“550 square meters, with no shared area.”

“Holy shit, that big?”

Hearing the shock in Greg’s voice, a smug look appeared on Adrian’s face as he said:

“Haha, surprised? My place is the entire top floor of the building. Originally, one unit had two homes, but I knocked them through and combined them.

Having elevators that open directly into your home isn’t a big deal because this place has two elevators.”

Greg was instantly dumbfounded when he heard this and thought to himself that poverty really limited his imagination.

The lives of the wealthy are truly unpretentious; they have two elevators in their home. How could he even compare to that?

Greg licked his lips and asked, “Adrian, how much are you planning to sell your place for? Just to let you know, if it’s too expensive, I can’t afford it.”

“How about two million?”

“That cheap?”

Adrian Wright knew Greg didn’t like to take advantage of friends and explained with a smile, “Don’t worry, it’s at cost. I’m not losing out, just not making any profit.

When I originally got the place from my dad’s company, it cost just over eight hundred thousand, plus the renovations were one million two hundred thousand. This is all documented.

If you don’t believe me, I can dig out the receipts to show you.”

“That won’t be necessary.”

Greg laughed briefly, admiring inwardly. The young masters from big families were indeed different; even when they gave favors, they did so in a way that was wholly pleasing and left you without any reason to refuse.

“Alright then, it’s a deal, but I’ll have to give you the money later on.”

“No problem!”

Adrian agreed without hesitation and then said, “Come over for lunch at noon, and in the afternoon, we can go to the property management office together to get the transfer paperwork done.”

“That soon?”

“The sooner it’s done, the better.”

“Alright, I’ll head over now, and you ask the chef to start cooking.”

Greg knew Adrian was looking out for his best interest and immediately agreed before driving to the Wright Family Club.

By the time he arrived at the club, the chef had already prepared the meal. The two of them chatted while they ate and then took a nap in the room afterwards.

At two in the afternoon, Adrian got up promptly; he drove Greg to the property management office.

As the only integrated service center in Jamae City, the approval hall was often overcrowded, and today was no exception.

When Greg and Adrian arrived, they saw nearly thirty or forty people queued up at the property management office window.

Luckily, Adrian was well-acquainted with the people there and brought Greg straight to the back office to discuss the transfer.

The staff at the property management office didn’t take the opportunity to act haughty but processed the transfer papers at top speed instead.

Holding the transfer documents, Greg felt as if he were in a dream, recalling how he had achieved nothing despite years of effort, yet within just half a year of practicing, he had bought both a car and a house.

Life really is like a play!

“Let’s go, I’ll take you to see the place,” Adrian said with a smile.