Twain recovered from the trance and realized that Shania had not come downstairs yet. Feeling a little odd, he walked up the stairs, and the two of them bumped into each other at the stairwell.
"Ah! Uncle Tony..." Shania was startled by Twain, who suddenly came up.
Twain glanced at her. It turned out that she went to change her clothes.
"Are you going out?" He asked.
Shania nodded, then pulled Twain's arm. "I want to go shopping with you. It's not nice to always stay at home."
Twain thought this was a good suggestion. It was a shame to coop up at home and not make use of the one day of vacation.
If the two of them were to go out, they both needed to "dress up" a little to hide their identities. It was mainly to cover up Shania's identity. If Twain went shopping alone, he did not need to conceal himself. Even if he were to be recognized on the streets, it was no big deal. At best, he just had to chat a little, sign a photograph or something.
