The villa thing wasn't something Ye Qiu suddenly made up on the spot—he really had been paying attention before. Compared with an apartment complex, of course a standalone villa is much more comfortable to live in.
He'd asked the developer before; the villa he'd taken a fancy to had actually already been reserved by someone else earlier, but that buyer later couldn't come up with the money, so this one ended up back on the market.
The next day, Mei Ya went to view the place with him. The villas here were basically all already finely decorated. People who live in villas aren't short of money, so while the materials weren't top-of-the-line, they were still decent. You could practically move in with just your bags.
As for formaldehyde, the levels had never been over the limit in the tests, and the place had been sitting empty for more than half a year. On top of that, villas are well ventilated and there's plenty of greenery around, so it pretty much wasn't an issue.
