Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 1103 Noah and Christy Eight (1)

Levin finished cleaning up and picked up the trash. He planned to go downstairs to throw it away and go to the supermarket to buy some daily necessities. He had just moved there and was not familiar with the surroundings.

Although Ferne was a careless man, he did his best to help clean up the house this time. He even let Noah rest on the sofa because Noah was sick.

Noah had not been sick for many years. But this time, his throat hurt so much that he could not speak. So Ferne asked him to sit on the sofa and not move.

In fact, they didn't have much work to do. Before Levin moved in, the landlord had already cleaned up the house. Moreover, Levin didn't have many belongings. So he only needed to make the bed, tidy up his shoes, and clean up the floor and table. It took less than an hour to finish.

Ferne patted Levin on the shoulder proudly before he left. "I'll come over every week to help clean up your house."

He was so "considerate" as if he was a mother taking care of her son.

Levin tried his best to persuade Ferne to give up his plan. Levin wanted to live alone in the future and did not need others to clean up his room.

In the future, he would be the only one here.

When Levin came out with the garbage, he saw an acquaintance standing opposite.

Zaid dressed in a white dress and waved at him. "Hi, Levin."

"Why are you here?" Levin looked at her and asked.

"I moved here too. What a coincidence. We will be neighbors from now on," Zaid said.

Levin was stunned. "You live here?"

"Yes." Zaid locked the door and put the key into her small bamboo bag. "Let's go. Where are you going next?"

Levin was still looking at her. "Your mother agreed to you living here?"

"Originally, she didn't agree." Zaid got closer to Levin and said with a sly smile. "But she immediately agreed when I said that you lived in the opposite house." Levin could say nothing.

"Let's go. I'll help you throw away the trash," Zaid said as she ran over with small steps and picked up the trash in Levin's hand.

Levin fixed his eyes on her face. "Why are you living here?"

"I just live here. What else can I do?" Zaid smiled.

"There is no one else here. Don't need to hide something." Levin stared at her seriously and continued, "If you don't tell the truth, I'll go replace Ms. Stephanie."

"You look really like a brother. Keep it up." Zaid patted him on the shoulder. With that, she carried the trash and ran downstairs.

It was a four-story single apartment and they lived on the fourth floor. Levin liked a higher place with a wider view. At night, he could stand by the window and look at the night view outside. By doing so, he had the illusion that he could take in the entire Happisland City.

He liked that feeling as if everything was in his control.

However, there was now an uncontrollable factor.

Levin looked at the white figure ahead and could not help but frown.

"Don't worry. I won't disturb you often. But you might need my help." Zaid smiled and pointed to the supermarket. "Is our next stop the supermarket?"

She turned to go in, but Levin grabbed her wrist.

Levin asked, "Why?"

"What is it?" Zaid was still smiling.

"Why do you live opposite me?" Levin looked straight into her foxlike eyes.

"It's because..." Zaid came over with a smile. Levin almost saw the answer from her eyes, but in the next second, her gaze changed. She pointed in a direction and said, "I'm going to start school soon and I don't want to live in the dormitory. So, I applied to live alone. But my parents are worried, so...

"Levin, do you have any other questions?" she asked intimately.

Indeed, Zaid was about to go to college this year. Her grades were good, but she still chose a college in Happisland City. For one reason, Stephanie and Harold were worried about her going to other places alone. For another, she did not want them to worry, so she applied to Happisland University.

However, there were still more than two months until the start of university.

And Zaid moved here so early...

Levin just thought that she wanted to adapt to her new life in advance and did not think any further.

"No. Let's go in," he said.

Levin bought things at a very fast speed and he did not expect Zaid, as a girl, to buy things so quickly, too. She was different from other girls who would carefully select things and seemed to have a list in her mind. She pushed the shopping cart to the shelf, found something, and threw it in. Then she went to another shelf. Levin was quite surprised.

He thought that all the girls in the world would be like Janessa and would have to pick things for a long time.

When paying, he wanted to help Zaid pay, but she stopped him. "Levin, although you are older than me, it does not mean that you need to pay for me."

She was still smiling, but her persistence could be seen.