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York City real estate is insane. This is one of the best blocks in the Village, and people are going to jump
on
it. It’s likely that on Monday morning someone’s going to show up at our office as soon as the place lists
with a check, sight unseen. By the time you get here, the place might be gone. But I don’t want to
pressure
you. There are other places I could show you in that neighborhood, too….”
Spencer tensed her shoulders, adrenaline coursing through her veins. She suddenly felt as if she were
running
for the ball in field hockey or fighting for a teacher’s approval in class. This was her rightful apartment,
not someone else’s. She imagined her furniture in the bedroom. She pictured herself wearing her Chanel
poncho on Saturday mornings while strolling to Starbucks. She could get a dog and hire one of those dog
walkers that walked fifteen dogs at once. Earlier today, she’d looked into private schools in New York
City if
she didn’t opt to graduate early.
When she glanced down at the blank piece of paper next to the laptop, she realized that she’d doodled
223
Perry Street over and over, in cursive and block letters and calligraphy. No other apartment would do.
“Please don’t list it,” Spencer blurted out. “I want it. I don’t even have to look at it. What if I give you
money
now? Would that work?”
Michael paused. “We could do that.” He sounded surprised. “Believe me, you won’t be disappointed. It’s
a
wonderful find.” He clattered on his keyboard. “Okay. We’ll need some cash up front, enough for the
first
month’s rent, security, and a broker fee. So we should get your mom on the phone. She’s going to be
your
guarantor for the lease and authorize the transfer of the deposit, right?”
Spencer wiggled her fingers over the laptop keyboard. Olivia had made it clear that her husband,
Morgan,