Chapter 531 A Good Plan Ruined By Her

• Wendy Adams' roommates were mostly middle-class, as they preferred to buy houses in the city center for convenience in their work. If Wendy Adams lived in the city center, she would easily be discovered by her roommates' wives, and trouble would come her way.
• Wendy Adams wasn't afraid of trouble, but she didn't have the patience to deal with it. Therefore, she would definitely not accept a house in the city center.
• As a result, Yasmin Taylor moved to a development outside the third ring road, far away from the troubles of the city center, yet still easily accessible to it. Or, one could say that houses outside the third ring road had a certain degree of seclusion, making it difficult to be discovered. It was also a good place for casual encounters, saving money on hotel expenses.