The house that Hank found for him was the private residence of a big shot in Afghanistan, the kind that had real clout, so although it was in Kabul, it still exuded luxury.
Not to mention anything else, just having a swimming pool in a mansion in downtown Kabul—a place plagued by drought and water scarcity, and moreover, an indoor swimming pool—one can infer how opulent the other amenities must be.
Another thing, don't be fooled by the dismal state of Kabul's cityscape, resembling a disaster area with its dusty grey appearance, but once you're inside someone's home, it's absolutely clean.
Gao Guang liked that aspect quite a bit.
However, moving out of the military base and into the outside wasn't for enjoyment, but rather to facilitate better work.
Not long after settling into his new residence, the two translators that Hank had helped to find enthusiastically made their way to his door.
