Chapter 177. Zero-Cost Purchase Can Be Addictive
It was very familiar, obviously belonging to her good neighbors. Speaking of which, how many people living in a 200-square-meter house are short of money? None of their cars were too shabby, even her own SUV was almost 500,000, although it was on a loan, which was quite impressive for a single woman relying only on herself.
Sometimes thinking about it, Hua Jin was quite impressed with herself. Although most of the money for the house came from the demolition of the old one, it was undeniable that she was indeed something of a strong woman and a tomboy.
She wondered whether the master key she got through a classmate could open these cars. Hua Jin touched her chin and couldn’t help thinking.
She could give it a try. With that thought, her energy suddenly returned. She ran to her room, rummaging through her drawers and closets, and looked with delight at the item in her hand. Thankfully, she found it at last.
According to her classmate, with this key, you might even be able to open a bank vault. In any case, it was powerful, very powerful.
Of course, there’s a lot of exaggeration, and Hua Jin didn’t really take it to heart. It was just the insecurity from doomsday theories that made her want to be better prepared. As long as it could open locks, that was enough.
Gripping the master key in her hand, she first experimented on her own beloved car, then smiled as she listened to the engine start.
Unexpectedly, this usually somewhat unreliable classmate hadn’t deceived her this time. Hua Jin silently thanked him in her heart.
She then eagerly tried it on several other cars, and without exception, it worked on all of them.
Not only that, but she discovered several large barrels of gasoline in the cars, placed in the trunk, and also found a few crates of bottled water, instant noodles, cigarettes, alcohol, and some scattered snacks along with dozens of red tickets. Apparently, these were backup items the car owners left in their vehicles, which conveniently benefited her, as she unceremoniously moved them all into her house.