Chapter 73 Google Ditto
The woman frowned slightly: “It is me, what’s the matter?”

Hearing this, Gao De raised the package in his hand and said, “I came to Bremen from Kamond City to make a living and need to rent a house.”

“It just so happens that my neighbor, Mr. Marcel, used to be a watchmaker in Bremen and rented a house from you. When he heard that I was coming to Bremen, he strongly recommended that I rent a house from you.”

“Mr. Marcel said that Mrs. Misu is considerate, generous and fair to tenants, and is the best choice for tenants.”

Misu is a woman of about 40 years old, well-maintained and very elegant.

Hearing Goder’s compliments, she smiled modestly. After a moment’s recollection, she remembered, “It was Mr. Marcel, who gave up his lease two years ago, who recommended you to me.”

“Mr. Marcel is a very good tenant. He cleaned the house before leaving and gave me a watch strap he made himself as a thank you for my care over the years.”

“Since you were introduced by Mr. Marcel, please come in first and we can discuss the details.” Mrs. Misu invited Gode into the house.

“Thank you, Mrs. Misu.” Gode put his hand on his chest, bowed, and looked at Lehman beside him.

“Sir, I’ll wait for you outside!” Lehman was very tactful and said quickly.

Godet nodded, and under the guidance of Mrs. Misu, he walked into the house and sat down by the fireplace in the hall.
The hall of Misu’s house is quite large, occupying almost most of the first floor. There are many decorative paintings hanging on the walls and many decorative plants.

“How about black tea?” Mrs. Misu brought a pot of black tea.

Gao De nodded, “Thank you.”

“What should I call you?” Mrs. Misu poured a cup of black tea for Gao De and her eyes turned slightly.

“Google Ditu, ma’am, you can just call me Google.” Gao De had already thought of a pseudonym.

Although it can be roughly seen from the letter that Misu sent to Master Seda that Master Seda should not have told Misu what he did specifically in Hogan City, nor did he specifically mention the apprentice in the medicine garden.

I think he didn’t want his wife to know the bad things he had done and wanted to protect his image in his wife’s heart.

But what if?
So to be on the safe side, a vest is definitely necessary.

As for Mr. Marcel, I also learned his name from the letter.

In the letters she wrote in the previous two years, Misu happily shared with Master Seda that her tenant, the watchmaker Marcel, gave her an exquisite watch strap before leaving Bremen and returning to Cammond.

This was the only tenant in all these years who gave her a gift before leaving.

So she specifically mentioned it in the letter.

Gao De picked up the teacup and took a sip of the black tea.

It is different from the delicate and elegant taste of black tea in his traditional understanding.

The taste of this cup of black tea is quite mellow, with a light floral scent and a slight astringency. It should be a mixed tea made from several kinds of black tea.

“Very good black tea,” he praised politely.

“How is Mr. Marcel doing recently?” Mrs. Misu asked with a smile.

“Not bad, he is enjoying his old age.” Gao De responded cautiously, trying not to include any information in his answer to avoid revealing any flaws, and quickly changed the subject:
“Madam, do you have any unrented houses?”

Mrs. Misu smiled and said:

“It just so happened that last month a tenant said that there are a lot of opportunities in Hogan City down there recently, so he wanted to try his luck and gave up the lease.”

“The house is now vacant. I have been delayed by some things during this period and have not yet found a new tenant.”

“The specific location is 437 Carmond Street, but I have to remind you in advance that 437 is a townhouse with only a living room, a relatively simple kitchen, a bathroom, a dining room, and a hall with a closet.”

“Of course, this hall is definitely not as big as mine.”

“Madam, that’s perfect. I don’t need a house as big as yours for myself.” Gao De said sincerely.

Gao De’s straightforwardness satisfied Mrs. Misu, and she continued:

“The rent for house 437 is 20 gold per year. I hope you will pay at least half a year’s rent in one lump sum. In addition, a deposit of 2 gold will be required for the furniture.”

“But for Mr. Marcel’s sake, I can waive your deposit.”

“If it’s acceptable, we can go and see the house right away.” “Madam, your generosity is exactly as Mr. Marcel said.” Gode expressed his gratitude to Mrs. Misu for waiving the deposit.

“This is a price I can accept, and I want to go and see the house now.”

“Let’s go,” Mrs. Misu nodded with satisfaction.

Obviously, Mrs. Misu was greatly benefited by Goder’s non-stop praise from beginning to end.

Gaode drank the tea in the cup, then followed Mrs. Misu and left her home.

“Sir.” Lehman, who was waiting at the door, immediately came forward when he saw Gode coming out.

Gao De nodded slightly.

“No. 437 is just a short distance from here. We can walk there,” said Mrs. Misu.

Led by Mrs. Misu, Gode came to the house at 437 Cammond Street.

Similarly, Lehmann was still waiting outside and did not follow in.

Mrs. Misu opened the door and took Gode into House 437, where she took a detailed look inside and out.

Compared to Misu’s house, House No. 437 is obviously much smaller.

But it is also very good. The restaurant has excellent lighting, the kitchen extends to the back, and there is also a small balcony big enough for drying clothes and growing flowers, which is a pleasant surprise.

At least it is more than enough for one person to live in.

The house is fully furnished and tidy and clean.

Gao De looked at it and nodded repeatedly, expressing his satisfaction.

“Madam, let’s rent it for half a year.”

Mrs. Misu had taken the lease with her when she went out, and she took it out immediately, preparing to sign the rental contract with Gaode.

“Mr. Google, what do you do?” Mrs. Misu asked before signing the contract.

This is considered a back-up.

If Gao De was engaged in any special profession, it might cause her losses. For risk considerations, she would not rent it out.

“I’m a restoration craftsman.” When he went out, Gao De had already arranged an identity for himself.

“The kind that can repair spell items?”

“Yes, but I can only repair the lowest level magic items to make a living.”

Mrs. Misu raised her eyebrows, slightly surprised, “You look very young, I didn’t expect you have mastered such advanced skills.”

Gao De chuckled, “My father and grandfather both do this, and I learned from them since I was a child, so…”

Mrs. Misu raised the corner of her mouth slightly, and without hesitation, she wrote down the time and rent on the contract, signed her name, and handed it to Gaode.

“You can have guests in the house, but try not to do it in the evening,” she cautions.

“Also, if you plan to stay in Bremen for a long time as a restoration craftsman, it would be best to join the local craftsmen’s guild.”

“Although you have to pay some membership fees, compared to the benefits that can be gained by joining the guild, this fee is not worth mentioning.”

“Okay, ma’am.” After signing his name “Google Ditu”, Gao De counted out 10 Sean gold coins with great pain and handed them to Mrs. Misu.

“There are clean quilts and sheets in the closet.” After putting away the lease contract, Mrs. Misu handed the key to Gao De, said one more thing, and prepared to leave:
“It’s getting late, and Sel is almost done with his classes for the day, so I’ll go back and prepare dinner.”

“If you have any questions or need anything later, you can come to me again.”

“Sel is your son?” Godard asked casually as he saw Mrs. Misu out.

“Yes, he is studying in a church school,” Mrs. Misu smiled fondly, “and he is doing very well.”

(End of this chapter)