Chapter 7
Brock’s home had been in the family for generations, a sprawling plantation-style mansion on an even more sprawling piece of property on the edge of the city. He had a small staff that lived at the house and occupied what had once been the guest wing. There they had a kitchen area and living room area and spacious rooms. They kept the house and property in good condition in exchange for the rooms and a good salary.
The house had undergone many renovations and modifications, including the plumbing and the kitchen, but still managed to retain an old-world cultural charm. The main kitchen, with shiny modern appliances, easy-glide drawers, and bright lights was done in warm earth tones. Brock hated the black/white/silver trend that had swept the housing market. It was a good thing
