During four years of university, Clyde Summers never came back.
After graduation, he went abroad to continue studying finance and never even made a call home.
His son not returning home had become Old Master Summers' constant worry, with feelings of guilt, blame, and hidden pain accumulating over time, gradually weakening him.
Atra Blanc accompanied him on walks in the garden, looking at the flowers and trees, feeding the koi in the lake—these activities slightly alleviated the burden in his chest.
After staying for a long time, the villa felt too large and cold, so she simply asked the craftsmen to build a house in the garden. It didn't need to be big but should have plenty of sunlight and fresh air, where opening the windows would present a blue sky and clear lake.
In the following days, Atra Blanc stayed with Old Master Summers in the small villa, enjoying a leisurely life as if secluded in the forest.
