Anna, thirty, a local artist, and a mother of two is living in the city of London with her psychiatrist husband. She is living a trivial life of course with the perks of her fame as an artist but is as well losing her sanity over an instance in her past. A trip over the summer vacation to her countryside will help her learn to believe in things that had been held by her up until now. Her father, aunt, daughter and her late mother will support her in this journey and to reconnect with those around her in a healthy way.

Denial.

Ron and Glorina became fast friends. They visited the open fields every day. Linna accompanied Anna with the books which she read to her recreating the bond she had with her mother. 


Ron: How do you like it here, Glorina? 


Glorina: I mean besides, the flute not playing anymore, I used to love that thing playing! It stopped right when mom . . . 


Glorina: Oh nothing! I love this place! 


Monica: Children, Its time to for lunch! Come on! Let’s set up the picnic sheet up! 


Glorina got her cell back, but she was not into it. She took one of her grandma’s journals with her and was reading about her. She felt like she knew her more than anyone else her. Glorina get to know that her grandma was a spiritualist and naturalist who protected the wilderness all those years. It was an old and enchanted one that was inherited to her. It remained there for generations and now it was theirs. They have to protect it. 


Chapter 15: The Last Good-Bye