As they walked through the corridor, everyone hurried to the room with the maid, except Yun Yeyao who was left behind, admiring the framed photos.

Entering the door at the bottom of the corridor, Meng Qi'er immediately exclaimed, "Wow! Lots of houses!! ”

Wen Manman, who was on the side, immediately covered her mouth with his hand: "You be quiet!" It's not good to disturb the host's house! ”

But Meng Qi'er pulled her hand away and continued to rush into the room nonchalantly, without even taking off her shoes.

"Everyone, it's the first time I've seen a room like this!" Voices of excitement echoed in the middle of the room.

But it was soon interrupted by the maid's quiet voice: "Madam, please change your slippers before you go in." The maid took out a pair of pink women's slippers from the basket as if by magic, and reached out and handed them to Meng Qi'er.

It turned out that her big basket was full of all kinds of slippers. Everyone reacted, and asked the maid for slippers to change on their feet, and consciously put the original shoes outside the door and lined them up on both sides of the corridor. (It's strange that there are no shoe racks in the hallway and hallway, and no one asks about this out of politeness.) ）

After changing her shoes, Yun Yeyao politely asked the maid, "May I ask what we want to call you?" ”

"My surname is Wang, you can call me Xiao Wang." The maid bowed slightly, and then took the basket and left from a door on the right-hand side of the room.

There were several round tables in the large room, all covered with blue lace tablecloths, on which hot coffee had already been brewed, judging by the number of coffee cups, it must have been prepared by them, so Liu Qiaopu, Grandma Tang, Yaya, Yun Yeyao, and Wen Manman immediately sat around the edge of one of the tables and began to drink.

A large sip of hot coffee went down, and several people sighed comfortably at the same time.

The rest of the people, probably too curious, were still exploring the room, their soft slippers pressing on the surface of the floor, making a soft sound.

It is not an exaggeration to say that this room is made up of many small houses, it is probably a living room, the size of three or four ordinary rooms, the walls are painted pure white, and each wall is clinged to furniture in the shape of a spire.

They come in all sizes, some look like cabinets, with double doors or drawers or things like that. There are fireplaces, and the black ash at the bottom is still sparking. The strangest thing is that the grand piano in the innermost part of the room is actually made in the shape of a spire house. The spires of each furnished house are painted beige, which harmonizes with the white walls, and is not at all unsightly except for the slightly messy shape.

"The owner's hobby is really peculiar!" Yanagihashi Pu said while sipping coffee. It was the gentlest thing he ever said today.

Yun Yeyao was also carefully observing the furnishings in the room, and it was indeed as strange as the old man said.

The color of the floor is light blue, while the tablecloth on the table is dark blue, the walls are white, and all the furniture is beige with roses. It's no longer enough to describe this combination as unique.

And the slippers on their feet can be described as colorful, with all kinds of shapes and colors, maybe they can't make the same slippers temporarily, and the maid can't put them all together.

There are a total of three doors around this large room, each with a door number: the one on the right hand side of the door, which is the door where the maid leaves, and the door that says it leads to the guest room and the second floor.

Directly opposite a door, the door sign reads: to the master's room, do not disturb if you do not say hello. There is also the door on the left, very close to the master's room, with the sign that reads: "Lead to the study."

Yun Yeyao said to everyone, "I'll go to the study and have a look." With that, he pushed open the door that connected the study. Anyway, the maid didn't say that she couldn't go to the study.