Odette stared silently at the house in front of her. It was a simple house with dominant white, similar to the color of the snow that was currently falling. Her gaze then moved to the pile of snow briefly. Seeing that made her realize that the current time in Panthera and this place was the same.
After pondering for a moment, Odette opened the door, walked inside, and was stunned to find the house in the same condition as the last time she left. Nothing had changed.
She thought the house must be dusty and covered in cobwebs, but it wasn’t.
“You can thank Mia. While you were away, she took excellent care of this house,” Hans said from behind. “Let’s get inside,” he added.
“I’ll make tea.” Mia walked into the kitchen, and Alvin ran behind her.
“When you were away, I stayed here with Mia and Alvin.” Hans sat on the couch while Odette stared at the photo of her and her mother hanging on the wall. Now she really was home.
