Late at night. Sir Gordo Craig's residence.
His personal attendant, Morris, was in his room scrolling on his phone. Two hours ago, he had decided to go to sleep "right away."
Clearly, that "right away" was taking a while.
"Okay, for real this time. Straight to sleep," Morris muttered to himself.
Sir Gordo provided excellent compensation for his live-in attendant: a luxuriously furnished room of over 860 square feet, complete with a private bathroom and a recreation room.
Normally, a student in his twenties wanting to buy a place like this in Twin Tower City would have to spend at least the next forty years of his life paying off the mortgage, not to mention clean out his parents' savings.
Moreover, the process of buying a home would bring about a curious little transformation.
Before buying, you'd pray every day for housing prices to drop. After buying, you'd instantly become someone who didn't want prices to fall.
