Twain had his arm around Shania's slim waist as they stood before their new house. Neither of them said a word as they quietly admired the three-story mansion that they would now call home.
The house had white walls and a red roof. The exterior looked asymmetrical, but there was something charming about its asymmetry. It looked vibrant under the sunlight, as though the house had a life of its own.
Shania fell in love with the color of the house at first sight. It looked pure and clean.
The place they were currently standing was known as Mapperley Park, which was located in north-eastern Nottingham. It sat on a small hill, and there was a road that gently led up to their neighbourhood and stretched all the way to the northern part of Nottingham.
Mapperley Park was a well-known luxury neighborhood in Nottingham, and it was also the place where many rich middle-class chose to live.
