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House of Memories

After what seemed to be hours, Damon and Leanne finally entered the house. It was welcoming, from the open door open off the corridor. The walls were covered with their photographs, the first day of school, graduation, weekend picnics. The ground was lined with a dusty brunette color, the same leanne and his mother chosen all these years ago. They left their eyes wander a little, soak everything in. This house has been made love.

To start

They decided to work by separating their tasks. Leanne started with the bottom area, which included the living room and kitchen, while Damon took the area upstairs, which included the rooms and the attic. Leanne tried to keep him together, but Damon could say she struggled. Passing through their parents' property was not easy for one of them. Each small article returned a rush to memories.

The attic

Damon has been emotionally exhausted as it was done with the rooms of their parents. The treatment of their personal belongings have a lot of him. He took a moment to collect themselves, then started making his way to the attic, climb the wooden stairs, a very slow step at a time.

Discovery

The attic was clear and clean, the light went from a vaulted ceiling. It was like a wonder cave, filled with mysterious boxes. Damon took a deep breath and started putting aside things. He started searching in the boxes, trying to organize them. He discovered a lot of things, an old set of dishes, a box full of old mismatched shoes, clothes, books and many strange articles.

Something special

After some research around something in the pointed corner of the attic attracted his attention. This corner was filled with a lot of beautiful old objects. There were articles like English teapots and Russian dolls, all covered with a thin layer of dust. There was a particular element that was towed far in the corner, a beautiful vase with a fish design on it.

hidden treasure

Damon called upstairs Leanne to show him his discovery. They both got the navigation occupied by the beautiful collection of antiques. Leanne asked why their parents had all piled up in the attic. Leanne has taken a cloth and started cleaning the items. The fish vessel captured the eyes of Leanne too. The vase was sixteen inches high, fit like a gourd. She took her cloth and striped the thin layer of dust there. The clean vessel took the brothers and sisters by surprise.