"Thank you so much, Mrs Seo, I don't know what to do without you," I bowed, thanking her.

"I'm glad I could help you. It is the least I could do," she smiled as she patted me on the back, "I had to go. Can I leave you alone here? You can look around the house though. Here I have a copy of the house key for you," she said as she placed a metal key on my palm. I nodded.

"Alright. Goodbye then. I will see you tomorrow." She waved to me before exiting and I thanked her again.

I look around my room. Boxes and bags and boxes again and bags. I have a lot to unpack.

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Unpack means you sit down or stand up and then tidy up your things around. It seems fun but sometimes you had dilemma on where you should put your things. And sometimes you had no space to put your things. And because of dusts, you will need to clean the place first.

And there was dust. Quite thick. Maybe because no one stays in the room often. 

I lazily get up and went to the kitchen to see if there is a table cloth. And I saw it. It's on the sink, a blue-colour cloth. I quickly damp it and went back to my room. I start to clean the parts where there was thick dusts and went back unpacking.

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Finally! I'm done! After hours of unpacking and arranging the stuff, I decided to take a bath. I took a fresh shirt, shorts a