Su Ruoyan smiled and nodded: "Okay."

After Nan Qu left, Su Ruoyan took a serious look at the room.

Besides the shoe cabinet next to me, there's a wardrobe right across from me.

Su Ruoyan was about to take her luggage inside when her legs gave way and she saw a small rug laid out in front of the door.

Su Ruoyan looked at her shoes and, sure enough, found two pairs of unworn slippers in the shoe cabinet. She guessed these were for the nanny who would be arriving later.

Since we weren't sure about the nanny's gender, we bought all the necessary items. I must say, that was quite thoughtful of us.

Su Ruoyan changed her shoes, picked up her luggage, and went inside. She casually put the luggage down and walked in herself.

There was one window in the room, but because of an extra wall outside, most of it was blocked off. Only one window remained. Su Ruoyan wondered if sunlight would even get through.

However, ventilation should be sufficient under normal circumstances.

Wooden shoe cabinet, wooden wardrobe, wooden table, chair, and bed.

What Su Ruoyan found most comfortable here was the large bed and the bohemian-style carpet on the floor.

The only thing that doesn't suit this room is the basic decor: the floor is marble instead of wood, and the walls are painted white instead of wallpaper. Also, the room would look better if it had a pendant light instead of a ceiling light.

However, Su Ruoyan felt that this was just right. If all the decorations were locks, he would feel oppressed. The simple yet heavy locks made him feel more comfortable.

Of course, this is just his personal opinion.

The only downside here is that the house is close to the road, so there are always vehicles driving by, making it a bit noisy.

Su Ruoyan could tell that the room had been renovated and soundproofing should have been done, but there was still some noise.

However, Su Ruoyan thought that since she already had trouble sleeping, noise wouldn't have much of an impact.

If there was anything Su Ruoyan was dissatisfied with, it would be this desk; it was a bit too small. It didn't quite fit his computer.