You were never here

“I had it commissioned through an artist that specialized in replicas.” He admitted.

“…And the house?” Linda used his word to describe the massive structure before them.

He chuckled, “A replica of the Castle Caerlaverock in Scotland with some modern adjustments of course.” He'd stayed in the original castle during in the fourteenth century while war waged between England and Scotland. He'd never forgotten the regal beauty it held for him. The castle took almost five years to build and contained ten immaculate bedrooms with adjoining baths, a grand Ballroom, dining room, his study and a massive library that contained rare and ancient books and manuscripts that aren't even known to exist today.

Linda laughed “of course.”

The limo pulled around to the front stone stairs and an older gentleman that was dressed in a blue overcoat with tails trimmed in gold and a creaseless white shirt with a bowtie opened the

door. Jason got out first, then Lucas who took Elsa's hand and helped her out.