Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Before the semester started, Zhang Yu brought Li Cuifen back home, and the first thing they did was go to the hospital for a check-up.

Even though Li Cuifen said this trip was enjoyable and lightened her mood immensely, Zhang Yu still felt uneasy and wanted to check the data to see how things really were.

Aunt Huang noticed their return, brought dishes she had already prepared to the dining table, and shared some things that happened in the neighborhood while they were away.

To summarize: no major issues, but plenty of minor troubles—mainly concerning parking spaces.

This problem had existed even before Zhang Yu moved in; there were already many conflicts, such as the property management allowing external vehicles to park in the neighborhood for revenue, which left homeowners without parking spaces upon their return—obviously upsetting them.

The homeowners had clashed with the property management over this issue multiple times. Zhang Yu merely observed, being a new homeowner without a car, and had no reason to get involved.

Zhang Yu understood that this issue was far from simple—on the property management and homeowners’ side, there was plenty to contend with.

However, surprisingly, in just one summer break, the problem was resolved: "Neighborhood parking fees, now with a 20% discount."

Zhang Yu figured this already addressed a large portion of the issue.

"Did the property fees get discounted too?" Zhang Yu was particularly concerned about this matter, as it directly affected her household.