The
corners of the rooms were in all the right places.
It was perfect, and perfect in more than just
a sort of feng shui kind of way. It
was home from the very first moment we laid eyes on it, which just so happens
to have been ten years ago this very day.
Home. Like the place came with our memories
already inside it. A familiar scent we’d never smelled before.
The perfect number of rooms. The correct amount
of closet space. Close proximity to all the right schools. The proper distance
from Dana’s work. And with newly installed energy-efficient appliances, to
boot.
There was only one problem.
The price.
It was too low.



