Smiling, Renee confessed, “I grew up in Everheart Manor, so I’m very familiar with itsyout. I can get


    around the ce with my eyes closed, so don’t worry.” She didn’t want to implicate Lisa and get her in


    trouble.


    “Okay, just be careful,” Lisa said finally.


    “Will do. Get back safely!” Renee waved at Lisa. Once she heard the car drive off, she carefully walked


    towards the gate. After keying in the password, she brushed her hands against the things around her,


    making her way into the living room. She had strong perception and observation skills, so it wasn’t


    difficult for her to move around her childhood home.


    “Adie! Abby!” Renee opened the door and yelled, grinning happily.


    “Mommy!” Abby was drawing upstairs, but when she heard Renee’s voice, she ran downstairs


    excitedly. “It’s really you, Mommy! You’re finally home!” Abby threw herself into Renee’s arms and


    hugged her.


    Renee caressed Abby’s head lovingly and smiled. “Were you good when I wasn’t around?”Books


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    “Of course! I finally learned how to draw a gxy. Come, I’ll show you!” Like any other kid, Abby’s


    energy was boundless. She didn’t notice anything wrong with Renee as she held Renee’s hand and


    pulled her upstairs.


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    Renee identally tripped on the stairs but caught her footing and made it to Abby’s room.


    Abby ran fast and fished out the paintings she had made over the past few days. She looked up at her


    mother, eager for praise. “Look at my gxy, Mommy. Isn’t it pretty?


    Doesn’t it look like Van Gogh’s painting? Adie said my gxy is prettier than Van Gogh’s!”


    “Yes, it’s pretty. You’re so good at drawing.” Renee couldn’t see anything, but she still praised Abby.


    Her heart twisted painfully in her chest as she realized she’d never be able to see her children’s faces


    and achievements in the future.


    “Why are you still wearing sunsses at night, Mommy? I have a lot of ovepping colors in this


    painting, you know. Can you see them if you’re wearing sunsses?” Abby asked innocently, finally


    noticing that something was off with Renee, and that her mother looked uncharacteristically sad.


    “Well, my eyes are a little ufortable. They can’t take too much light, so I feel better when I’m


    wearing sunsses,” Renee lied smoothly.


    “Oh, you’re hurt, Mommy! Did you see a doctor? Does it hurt? Let me have a look…” Abby immediately


    became concerned and threw her painting aside as she stood on tiptoe to inspect Renee’s eyes.


    “I’m okay. I’ve already seen the doctor.” Renee immediately backed away from Abby and tried to feel


    her surroundings.” Are you alone at home? Where is Adie? Why didn’t hee to see me?”