When I, Amber Lynch, returned from a business trip and just stepped into my home, I found the water was out. After contacting the property management, the repair personnel quickly came to check.
But as soon as he walked in, he looked at me with a puzzled expression. "The owner's group sent a notice yesterday saying there would be a water outage today, and you even replied. Don't you remember?"
My heart skipped a beat, and an inexplicable unease quietly arose.
Because we found it troublesome, my husband Leon Burton and I never joined the owner's group.
After the repair personnel left, I immediately joined the owner's group, opened the chat history, and found a woman claiming to be the owner of unit 1206 constantly speaking in the group.
But 1206 is my home, how could she possibly be the owner of 1206?
I immediately called Leon. He sounded relaxed. "It's probably just a mistake. With so many buildings in the neighborhood, mixing up unit numbers is normal. Want me to remind her to correct it?"
I smiled slightly and told him not to bother, it wasn’t a big deal. After hanging up, I immediately used another phone number to send a friend request to that 1206 owner.
