Chapter 173: The Motorhome
Excluding the RVs with relatively small internal areas, the one with over a hundred square meters of space, two floors, and a garage caught Gu Wanrong’s eye.
The RV featured a full-sized garage, making it convenient for the owner to take their private car anywhere for travel. The interior consisted of three bedrooms and one living room—the master and guest bedrooms, a living room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a dining room were all included. When the vehicle was stationary, raising the top floor transformed it into a private terrace.
Stepping out of the RV, one side of the body opened up to reveal space for outdoor cooking, a TV, luggage storage, and more. If one didn’t want to watch TV, there was also a giant projection screen for enjoying an outdoor cinema.
Manager Liao followed behind Gu Wanrong, explaining its superior performance from a professional perspective. “The interior of the RV utilizes various advanced automated equipment. All the TVs inside are designed with a lift system, making it safer while the RV is in motion.”
“At the same time, the vehicle was designed with soundproofing materials. Miss Gu, listen—can you hear any outside noise now that the door is closed? And here, the designer specifically created an area for the owner’s pet. Your pet cat can rest and play here, and through this passage, it can directly enter the upper floor. To ensure vehicle safety, the facilities also have a child-lock function.”
“The upper floor automatically extends, turning the RV into a mobile two-story luxury mansion. Going up these stairs leads to the second floor. The glass on both sides is made of bulletproof material, with curtains that provide strong shading. Safety, privacy, and enjoying the view are doubly guaranteed.”
“The very top of the roof is equipped with solar panels, sufficient for the operation of the vehicle and all appliances. In addition, there is a dual 170Ah battery power supply system for emergencies. The smart multimedia screen in the cockpit allows the driver to observe everything around the vehicle.”
An RV like this was no less impressive than an actual house.
“Alright, I’ll take this one.” Gu Wanrong directly asked Manager Liao for her card and went to swipe it.
Returning to the villa’s living room, Gu Wanrong thought for a moment and called out to Manager Liao. “How long does it take to custom-order an RV?”
“Anywhere from a few weeks to half a month.” Manager Liao thought for a moment. “Miss Gu, are you dissatisfied with today’s RV and want to customize another one?”
Gu Wanrong didn’t say whether she was satisfied or not, only following up with, “Wait a moment, you won’t be driving the car away, right?”
“No. Once our Auto City has completed the relevant procedures, I will personally deliver it to your door.” Manager Liao didn’t mind not getting an answer and respectfully answered Gu Wanrong’s questions.
However, he had a good idea in his heart. The fact that she wanted the stock car today meant she needed it soon, so asking this definitely meant she wanted a custom one as well.
He just wondered if his Auto City could act as a middleman.
Rich people buy many luxury cars, and it’s the same with RVs. Today’s RV cost 12 million in full—to Miss Gu, that was just a drop in the bucket.
[Huaxia Bank: Bao Fu transferred 24,000,000.00 Yuan to your account ending in 6688. Please check.]
“Miss Gu, here is your Black Card.”
Just as Manager Liao thought, the current Gu Wanrong had long since lost any feeling about spending ten million at once. Even the system rebate notification no longer brought that excited feeling she had every time it rang when she was first bound.
An RV that was like a moving castle actually cost less than a supercar; this part was something Gu Wanrong hadn’t expected.
Once the car purchase procedures were completed, Manager Liao left Yunding Yazhu with several employees.
“Butler Liu.”
“Miss.”
“I want to customize an RV based on the one I bought today. However, change the interior style to something like the Yaxue Xinyuan residence—bright, warm, and romantic. I prefer that kind of decoration style for small spaces.”
The RV she bought today was in-stock, and everything else was fine, but the one flaw was that the interior style was truly a bit old-fashioned. For a space of about a hundred square meters, it wasn’t suitable.
However, RVs were like that—there was very little stock. Since she wanted it immediately, Manager Liao had transferred stock that met her needs from all over the country; having a few to choose from was already considered lucky.
Think about it—driving an RV without a destination, going wherever the road leads. Watching the northern snow, feeling the southern wind, the beach by the sea, the edge of the desert… and her footprints would be accompanied by little plum blossom patterns.
“Yuanyuan, you’re actually not going to school anymore? What exactly is going on?”
Butler Liu had just noted down the various requirements Gu Wanrong proposed and turned to leave when Zhou Siyin’s call came through.
Her urgent and slightly annoyed voice came through the receiver, as if it could pierce through the phone screen and drill directly into one’s ear.
Before Gu Wanrong could make any response, Zhou Siyin continued her relentless questioning:
“How important is university? Don’t you know how significant it is? How can you decide so recklessly not to go to school!”
“Have you thrown all our hardships and efforts from senior year out of your mind?”
“It’s been less than a year!”
“Every day, we had to get up before dawn. After rushing through washing up, we didn’t even have time to eat a proper breakfast, just stuffing a few bites into our mouths before sprinting to the classroom. Sometimes we ran so fast we swallowed our food whole without chewing.”
“Have you really forgotten all of that?”
“If I hadn’t specifically gone to your dormitory today to find you, I’m afraid I wouldn’t have known until now that you had such guts…”
Zhou Siyin questioned her in a continuous stream, not giving Gu Wanrong any chance to interject and explain.
Gu Wanrong could only silently hold the phone, listening to her friend’s machine-gun-like words.
Finally, Zhou Siyin seemed to have exhausted her energy and stopped.
Gu Wanrong took the opportunity to speak. “Siyin, listen to me. I know you care about me, but this isn’t a suspension or a dropout.”
“How is it any different from a suspension? Is self-study as good as having a teacher teach you in class?” Zhou Siyin retorted. “Have you become arrogant because you got first place last semester?”
“You’ve only been in the north for half a year and you’re already used to inverted sentences.” Gu Wanrong interrupted, wanting Zhou Siyin to relax a bit so she could listen to her explanation.
Unfortunately, the anxious and angry Zhou Siyin wasn’t falling for it.
“You’re still here joking around. You told me you have nothing to do with the Gu family anymore.” Zhou Siyin’s nose felt a bit sour. “Even if you have your grandmother’s inheritance, if you don’t know how to do anything…”
In the depths of Zhou Siyin’s heart, Gu Wanrong was still that sensitive friend.
With such a personality and no family support—whereas she and Wu Aiai both had to rely on their families—how could “eating away at one’s wealth” be sustainable? She had to study well and have a skill.
“I talked to Wu Aiai before I called you. Where are you? We’re coming to find you!”
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