Like the 501 homeowners, the 103 homeowner was also removed from the group chat.

Now the people in the entire building are even more panicked.

[103 homeowner made the wrong choice, which means that the front desk is untrustworthy according to Rule 7.]

[Wait a minute, I just looked outside through the cat's eye, and the person knocking on 103's door is not from the front desk, but a security guard.]

The words of the 101 homeowner plunged everyone into panic once again.

If what the 101 homeowner said is true, it means that the 103 homeowner lied in the group chat before.

He said he called the front desk, but actually called the security guard.

But what if the 101 homeowner is lying?

Now no one dares to easily believe anyone's words.

At this moment, the property manager sent another message in the group chat.

[There are a total of fifteen households in Unit 1. When only one household remains, the rules will be lifted.]

This message undoubtedly triggered infighting among the residents.

And the words of the 101 homeowner became even more suspicious.

The group chat fell into an eerie silence for a while.

Perhaps to ease the tense atmosphere, the 403 homeowner sent a red envelope in the group chat.

The most joyful thing during festivals is grabbing red envelopes. My hand acted faster than my brain, and by the time I realized I shouldn't grab it, the red envelope had already been opened.

According to Rule 3, the person who grabs the red envelope best needs to send three big red envelopes as thanks.

And I happen to be that person, but what amount of money counts as a big red envelope?

If I send the wrong amount, the next one to be wiped out will be me.