Chapter 29There was a text from Giant waiting when Pidge got out of class. Found a place that seems good. Want to come have a look after class?
Pidge felt guilty that Giant had been doing all the looking-for-apartments by himself. Most of them had not been nice, Giant had reported. The best option so far he had described as, “Kind of rundown and far from campus, but at least they take dogs.”
He was more positive about this flat. “It was the second floor of a house,” he explained as he drove Pidge through a residential neighborhood he’d never been in before, with lawns and trees. “The owner is a widow and converted the house into two flats because she can’t do stairs anymore. She lowered the price because she’s going to visit her sister for a month and doesn’t want to leave the building e
