Before the school semester started, visiting the grandmother who raised her was something Sierra Summers had long planned with her family.
She didn't bring much luggage; most of the space was taken up by prepared gifts. Grandma had clothes for her to change into, so a small suitcase was enough.
From Beldon to Alvista, it takes about an hour by plane.
When Sierra Summers got off the plane, it was precisely two-thirty in the afternoon, and she took a cab back to Grandma's house.
Sierra dragged her suitcase, got off the car, paid the fare, and first looked at the apartment complex. Although she had only been away for two months, she still missed this place where she had lived since childhood.
On her way, Sierra greeted Grandma and Grandpa and various aunts and uncles. The complex was large, but everyone had great neighborly relations, and many people Sierra knew well.
"Oh, Sierra is back!"
"Getting more beautiful by the day!"
"Turned out to be so graceful and charming!"
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