"No, no," Laurie said softly. "You can still stay in the house until next week. My cousin won't come to see the house until next week."
"Your cousin?" Tommy asked in surprise. "The house, isn't it for you to stay in?"
"Ah, no," Laurie said with a smile. "For me, the house has a lot of bad memories, so why would I stay in it? My cousin will take care of it for me."
"Then, can you let my mother and my siblings stay there? I'll pay the rent, instead of them having to move to an apartment," Tommy said in a sweet tone.
"No way, Tommy," Laurie said in an even sweeter tone. "Just find an apartment for them, you still have time, don't worry."
Tommy sighed. Laurie turned out to be stubborn. Then, he looked at the check in his hand and his heart was slightly comforted. Although the price L
