Mr. Ford Is Jealouss by Boad

Chapter 756

Stella headed to her home with Roger next to Fern University. It was already very late when she arrived. After all, it took a couple of hours to travel by car from Ahn City to Fern City.

When she got out of the cab, it was already half past nine.

She dragged her luggage into the neighborhood and sensed that something was wrong. This was supposed to be a safe and quiet neighborhood in the university town.

Many people were coming and going. The people living here were mostly teachers and students, so it was rare for the neighborhood to be so crowded. Stella did not think much about it. As she entered the front door of her building, a man in uniform gave her a look.

The man was dressed in gray work clothes and spoke an unknown local dialect to her. He only made a gesture to her, but she did not understand him.

There was a group of people chattering about something there. She waited for a moment and saw that the man did not say anything other than showing the gesture earlier. She stopped caring about it and went into the elevator.

When she arrived at her floor, she walked out of the

elevator. After taking a few steps, she saw several people standing in front of her house and pointing at the door.

of people heard her and looked back. They did not care about her and said in annoyance, “We’re working here! Don’t

but Stella understood him. She

the keys and walked over. “Why are you gathered

the men who looked like the leader looked at her and said, “This building is a major safety hazard. All the residents have

I never received a notice. The

wanted to open the door. “This is my house. I

front of her, blocking her. “Didn’t we explain just now? There are many safety hazards here! Before the notice is

going to live? I have

stay.”

you be reasonable, miss? We’re helping you to remove the safety hazards problem. Forget that

let me in, I have

of you? Do you want every resident to live in a

not what

Don’t disturb us!” That man

had to calm down and ask, “When will you

“It’s hard to say…”