<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color: #FFFF00">"Oh, wow"</span>. The words escaped the woman's mouth before she could contain herself. The young couple had been looking at houses all day. This one didn't work, that one was too expensive, that other one didn't have enough rooms, another one didn't have a school nearby. Everything was being taken into account, as the house was supposed to be a long term investment. Cassandra Bradley - who had preferred to keep her maiden name after marriage - wanted to make whatever house they got a home.<br/><br/>She had grown up living years and years in the same house, full of memories. And that was the experience Cassandra wanted to give her children. Of course, all had been talked through with her husband. Cass loved to talk and make sure he was happy. Being an easy going person, Cassandra was willing to back down here and there if she felt something didn't make her husband happy or content.<br/><br/>One thing was clear in the gaze she shot at the man standing besides her, though - Cassandra liked that house. Of course, they still had to look at the entire place. The place was enormous. Many rooms, spacious ones. Stained glass on the windows, wooden floorboards. Room for a good library - Cass had a ton of books. Room for her to sit and write without being disturbed. Room for kids, guests, and pretty much anything.<br/><br/>And it didn't cost an arm and a leg. Which, Cassandra had to admit, was a bit unsettling. There had to be something about it. Termite, scandals, something worrying. No house that size would be affordable to them if there wasn't something wrong. That was the precise reason why the woman asked for a moment alone with her husband in the kitchen. Kitchen, by the way, she had fallen in love with. <br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF00">"Okay... I love the house. Like, if this house was a person, I would divorce you and marry it"</span>, she stated, admiring the kitchen one more time. <span style="color: #FFFF00">"But it seems too good to be true. Don't you think?"</span>.</div>