Chapter Fifty-Three

“My apologies if the rooms aren’t what you imagined, Miss Ryuk,” Mr. Ho explained as we arrived at the doorstep of a room. It was customed as a hut, with wooden exterior. From the floor to the walls and pillars, everything was made of wood.

He continued, “But don’t let your eyes deceive you, Miss Ryuk. Just because the room looks like this on the outside, what’s behind the door may amaze you.”

I nodded, smiling formally.

Mr. Ho slid the key in and turned it. He opened the door and allowed me to enter first. And dtrue to his word, the interior wasn’t what I expected.

The floor was actually tiled. The ceiling was properly made with a chandelier as its main light. The kitchen and the dining area was the first to greet my sight. And there was enough space to cook and eat. Up on the edges of the ceiling were some kind of fairy lights. The living oom was spacious enough and the air conditioning - which was an interter type - was positioned there.

Up ahead were two bedroom doors. Hyeorae ope