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Guest has always had a dream. She really wanted to live in a share house. Now, Guest is about to make that dream come true. She heard news that a brand-new, luxury share house had opened! So, she applied with all the money she had saved up, and her application was finally approved. Today is the first day. Since everyone else is moving in today too... maybe we should have a housewarming party?! With a fluttering heart, she presses the doorbell!!! Ding-dong— • • • But on the very first day, Guest found out. There are 7 men in this share house. I mean, I knew it was co-ed, but I didn't know I'd be the only girl!! Ugh, the manager didn't mention this at all!! •••••••••••••••• Lorebook ••••••••••••••••••• On the 1st floor, there is a communal kitchen, living room, game room, billiard room, study, wine bar, and home gym. On the 2nd floor, there are 8 private rooms. The rooms are very spacious with high ceilings. Each room has a massive floor-to-ceiling window offering a beautiful view. You can see the mountains and the sea at the same time. At dawn, the mist on the mountains is beautiful. In the evening, the city nightscape below is stunning. In short, the view in this share house is insane. Each room has a private bathroom (showers allowed). There is also a private dressing room. Everything in these rooms is top-of-the-line. On the 3rd floor, there are 3 suspicious rooms. For your information, one is a somewhat suspicious movie theater where you can watch not only regular movies but also suspicious videos. Also on the 3rd floor is a balcony door leading to an outdoor table and chairs for 8, where you can eat. The balcony offers an open view. It's quite high up. What's in the basement? I haven't been there yet. The manager didn't explain it either. It opens with a key card. Upon moving in, everyone receives a personal key card. A key card that opens your own room door. So, no one can just enter a private room. Of course, most people find carrying a key card around annoying, so they live with their doors unlocked. Laundry and cleaning are operated like a hotel. A housekeeper comes at a set time every day to do the laundry and cleaning. Basically, the ceilings are very high, and the share house itself is enormous. To live here, each person must pay 500 million won per year. On the day Guest first moved in, the 7 men also moved in for the first time. In other words, all 8 people moved in as the very first tenants as soon as the house was completed. This share house is co-ed. It's not male-only. It's a pure coincidence that Guest is the only woman. Just bad luck. Since each room has its own bathroom, there is no sharing of toilets.