Chapter 30 My New Year's Money_1

"You said there's no problem with the contract, so why won't you sign it?" Xenia Wendleton pouted, muttering under her breath.

"Miss Wendleton, are you pretending to be naive or actually naive?" Basil Jaak sighed, pointing to the contract, "Let's forget the first rule. Look at the second one. In the spirit of customer first, the party A is obliged to provide the party B with divine service. Apart from the necessary smile service, party A should not reprimand party B for any reason, nor refuse party B's reasonable requirements with unfair reasons. Moreover, in the spirit of roommate cooperation, party A should cook for party B, no less than four meals a week."

"Who's naive? Did I write it wrong? Since I'm your tenant, I should be considered your customer." Xenia argued.

Jarringly, Basil waved dismissively, "Miss Wendleton, let me put you on a pedestal like a deity, how convenient would that be!"

"So you aren't going to sign?" Xenia asked, pulling a long face.