“Is it a good property?”
“The place is excellent, Miss.” The agent wiped his brow and declared, “You won’t find a better, more affordable place than this, I promise!”
Lydia looked at him coldly as she set the iPad on the desk.
“Did you inform my friend that the previous tenant died here just last week?”
Hannah’s eyes went wide.
“Seriously?”
Caught off guard, the agent stammered, “The death was natural. It was a heart condition. It’s irrelevant.”
“You’re lying! The man hung himself in the bathroom!” Lydia’s voice rose in outrage.
“You’re misleading customers! I’m going to file a complaint!”
“How did you find out?” the agent blurted out.
Then he instantly clammed up, realizing he made a mistake.
Just as Lydia was about to lay into the agent further, Hannah interrupted, “Hold on, Lydia. I’ve got a call.”
She picked up her phone.
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“Hello? Mr. Davies?”
Brayden responded with a cheerful tone, “I heard from Grace that you’re in the market for a new place. Have you found it?”
“I’m still looking,” Hannah said.
“Well, what a coincidence,” Brayden continued.
“I have a place that’s empty. I can rent it to you.”
“Really?”
Brayden ranted on, “You familiar with Autumngami Cove? It’s a modest place under two hundred square meters. Bought it originally for the view, but lost interest.”
Puzzled, Hannah inquired, “Autumngami Cove? Less than two hundred square meters?”
Brayden glanced at Bryson, who was lounging on the couch, and grinned.
“You’re a friend of Bryson’s. No need for a deposit. How about three thousand a month?”
“Three thousand a month?” Hannah questioned, wondering if Brayden was out of his mind.