At that very moment, when he looked at the clueless alpha, Eugene realized there was a gap between their perspective on things. Even their thought on what 'together' meant seemed to be different.
"Well, of course? I told you we're buying it together," Eugene said incredulously.
"Yeah, we've been looking for one together," Arthur replied. "Oh--you mean, you want to pay for it together?"
"Wait--" Eugene massaged his suddenly throbbing temple. "Do you mean...you've been thinking you'll only use your own money for this?"
"Well...I told you I've been looking for a house because I want to propose to you," Arthur looked utterly confused by this misunderstanding. "Allen bought his townhouse first before proposing to Sophie, so..."
"Oh, God..."
Yeah, they were definitely different. Their standard was already different.
Who, in this economy, could own a house before they were thirty by working a normal job?
Apparently, you could, if you had a wealthy family that supported you.
