Chapter 48

• “So, this is your apartment?” Henry asked me.
• I tossed my keys on the kitchen counter and looked around. Sure, it was nothing compared to the Wellington estate, but I liked it. The living room, kitchen, and dining area were actually all one combined room, separated by a countertop. I sectioned off the living room and my circle dining table with a couch to elude to the existence of separate rooms, but it wasn’t that great. It worked, and sometimes I had people over for dinner, but I kind of wished I had an actual dining room.
• Still, the place looked nice enough. I kept it clean and my furniture was only a few years old. I never watched TV, but I had an older CRT TV in a rustic looking entertainment center against the wall for when guests came over. Granted, I didn’t have cable(since I never used it), but Redbox or my DVD collection solved most problems there.