Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 149 - 150: Six Hundred Yuan a Year

In the blink of an eye, two days had passed, and there was still no news about renting a space. Jiang Ran was getting a bit anxious.

If it really doesn’t work out, she needs to quickly clear out a room to serve as a temporary studio.

With this thought in mind, Jiang Ran went to Uncle Jiang’s convenience store again.

As she was just about to enter the door, she happened to see Uncle Jiang about to leave.

"Oh! Ranran!" Uncle Jiang smiled as soon as he saw Jiang Ran, "I was just about to find you, and here you came. There’s news about the space."

She had almost decided to give up when suddenly there was news, which made her unavoidably happy.

"Really?!"

Jiang Ran looked at Uncle Jiang in surprise, afraid that he was just saying that to comfort her.

Uncle Jiang seemed to notice Jiang Ran’s concern and said earnestly, "Of course it’s true! When have I ever deceived you? Come on, come on, I was just about to find you, and it’s great that you’re here now. Let’s go take a look."

Jiang Ran was naturally willing, and as they spoke, they left together.

The shop that Uncle Jiang mentioned wasn’t on this street, but on the neighboring street.

It only took them about ten minutes to walk there.

The distance wasn’t far, which was one of Jiang Ran’s previous requirements.

Being close made it convenient for Jiang Ran to go back and forth to check on the store.

If it were too far away, it would inevitably cause delays in case of emergencies.

The first requirement was it couldn’t be too far, and the second requirement was that the place had to be big.

Jiang Ran’s store was a studio-type setup, requiring space for tailoring, for customers to try on clothes, to make clothes, to hang clothes, and for customer rest as well.

Having an indoor restroom would be even more convenient.

With all these requirements, if the place was too small, it would completely fail to meet Jiang Ran’s needs.

Uncle Jiang had indeed been helping her find a place according to her requirements; otherwise, it wouldn’t have taken two days to find one.

When they arrived, it was indeed a storefront.

But once inside, it revealed a hidden treasure.

Because after entering the shop, there was a back door, and through the back door was a small courtyard with several rooms.

Jiang Ran made a round, finding two rooms facing south, one on each side, along with the front room, totaling five rooms.

Five rooms and a small courtyard outside would completely fulfill all of Jiang Ran’s needs.

Jiang Ran took a tour and couldn’t be more satisfied.

Besides Uncle Jiang, a middle-aged woman accompanied Jiang Ran during the tour.

The woman’s name was Li Laodi, and judging by her age and seniority, Jiang Ran should call her Aunt Li.

After they finished the tour, Li Laodi smiled and asked, "Boss Jiang, how is it? Are you satisfied with my place?"

Indeed, Li Laodi knew Jiang Ran.

After all, it was nearby, and Jiang Ran’s snack shop was quite famous in the county. Many people had been there, including Li Laodi.

Coincidentally, Jiang Ran also had some impression of Li Laodi.

"Aunt Li, to be honest, I really am satisfied with your place. It’s just the rent..."

The place wasn’t only spacious; it was also well-located, so the rent definitely wouldn’t be cheap.

Li Laodi smiled, "We’re all in business, so let’s skip the pleasantries. How about this: six hundred dollars a year? What do you think?"

Six hundred a year worked out to fifty dollars a month.

Jiang Ran calculated it and found it quite reasonable.