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Cassidy:Oh yes yours will turn out fine I am sure of it dearest.
Claire:She sits down listening in on the conversation.

Corvina: She smiled. "Thank you! I'm sure if you remodel your mansion to make it look old-fashioned, it'd look wonderful, too!" 

Cassidy:Oh yes...After the funeral tommorow morning we can go look at curtians and such if you want that is dearest. She happily nodded once.

Corvina: She smiled, and nodded. "That sounds wonderful!" 

Cassidy:Oh yes it does. Come, let us look around the house upstairs so we can get ideas. She smiles.

Corvina: "Alright." She stood up from where she was sitting, and began to walk upstairs. 

Cassidy:I like her choice of carpet. She said quietly walking up the pretty spiral stairs which were covered in a cream colored carpet.

Corvina: "Yes, they are very beautiful with their surroundings," she commented, agreeing with Cassidy. 

Cassidy:It compliments the house I think. Especially the the dark coffee colored walls.

Corvina: She nodded. "It does, doesn't it?" She smiled with agreement. 

Cassidy:Yes. She smiles and looks around. She looks out a window at the garden. What a wonderful idea. A flower garden!

Corvina: She also looked out the window. "Wow, the flowers are beautiful," she marveled. "I have a few plants around my mansion, but maybe I should think about planting a flower garden somewhere..." 

Cassidy:Yes. After winter of course it is to cold to plant  flowers and let them live through this. Such horrible weather outside.

Corvina: "Oh, yes, of course," she nodded. "During Spring, I'll plant them." 

Cassidy:I plant them just when the snow melts and the sun is at its warmest again.

Corvina: "That sounds like a good idea," she nodded. "I'll try to do that when spring comes along." 

Cassidy:Though it is hard to tell sometimes becuase just when it seems like the perfect day the next day it snow so I would be careful.

Corvina: She nodded. "I'll do it in late February, then," she said. 

Cassidy:Yes. I like that idea. But I would be careful of the cold ground.

Corvina: "Hm, maybe early March, then," she said. "Because it just begins to get warm in March, so the ground wouldn't be too cold."