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"Most of that was inherited actually, my mother was an only child and her aunt and uncle didn't have kids. They had a small business that they made a big profit from, you know about sprinklers right? My uncle invented the newer version that most people use now, the ones with the patterns and stuff. So when they both passed they left everything to my mom since they didn't have kids. The house itself has only five rooms besides a living room, kitchen and two full baths. Just the music room it the biggest and we also use solar energy, my mom is all over being energy efficient and everything. So we actually get money back from the town for the energy my family gets since we don't use most of them. She even had all the lights recently changed to LED bulbs because they use less energy and everything. At times it can be rough having to put up with it but I know she has good intentions." When Vincent says something about the books, he covers up his embarrassment by clearing his throat, focusing on the road a bit before replying.

"I like to keep my books to look back over them, though I haven't made a spot in my room yet, I might make a bookshelf out of some wood. The local home improvement store carries a lot of pre-cut wood and I can just ask them to cut it down if need be. Then all I have to do is nail it together after sanding and I'll have a new bookshelf. Though I don't know if I want to stain it or paint it yet, both would help preserve the wood after all." Finally they reach his house, the gate doors swinging open when the car come near. He pulls up to the three car garage, the solar panels on them shining in the sun light. Loud barking could be heard from the garage entrance as to large wolf looking dogs wait there and growl at the car.