<div style="text-align: justify;">“We’re gonna be happy here”. The person who had just said these words was a young man with dark hair and blue eyes. The woman standing by his side - a red-haired beauty with equally blue eyes nodded. The little girl the man was holding in his arms looked at the house and then at her parents. “It’s a beautiful home, papa”, she murmured, her eyes lighting up. The new home had a beautiful green area all around the house, and the little girl could already imagine how much fun she would have running all around that area. Of course, it would be a lot better with a friend, so she would need to make one quickly.<br/><br/>“Can I get down, papa?”, the girl asked, and the man acquiesced. As soon as the little girl got down, she prepared to dash off, but her mother’s voice stopped her. “Don’t even think about it, young lady”. “But moooom”, the little girl protested. “I just wanted to see the whole yard”. “Later, Tina”, the young woman replied. “We need to go in and start working on the house now. Don’t you want to see your new bedroom?”, she asked, getting a big smile as a response.<br/><br/>“Yes, I do!”, the girl still replied, before darting off into the house. The parents shook their heads while they watched her enter the still nearly empty house. They would indeed be happy there. <br/><br/>That small family - the Bashfords - had started their lives out in the city. Daniel, the father, had lived there his whole life. Marsha, the mother, had grown up in the country and moved to the city for college and work. After they had gotten married and had their first child, Daniel and Marsha decided that making the way back to the country would be better for everyone. It took them a while to save some money and find the perfect house - five years, to be precise. But they had finally found the perfect place - a beautiful and spacious house, a large yard for their daughter - and any future children they happened to have - to play around, and the fresh air only the country could offer.<br/><br/>And they were really looking forward to getting to know their neighbors better. They seemed quite friendly during the brief moments they had spent in there while checking out the house and deciding whether or not they would take it. But one can only get to really know one’s neighbors when living next door to them, right?<br/><br/>Hopefully, everything would work out.</div>