Chapter 40

"Goodnight, Mom," Cameron and Nora said together and kissed Sara on her cheeks. … By noon the next day, Sara and her kids were already on a train heading to another town. They then went to the village Sara grew up in via taxi. The village had changed since the last time Sara was here. The roads had been resurfaced and many large houses had been built. Additionally, a lot of homestays and mini agriculture-based sites had opened up due to the introduction of tourist sites. It was evening when they arrived, but the village was brightly lit throughout. Sara hadn't expected the village to have developed so well in a handful of years. She booked a room for them at a bed-and-breakfast, concerned that the old house might be uninhabitable. Luckily, there were still rooms, as it wasn't the holiday season. Sara requested a room with a king-sized bed. "Is that you, Sara?" Sara met the bed-and-breakfast owner's gaze. "Yes. And you are?" "Oh, I knew it. You haven't been back here for several