At
the highest point on the mountain was Diane Rome’s circular house of
green-tinted glass. As a world-famous sculptor, Diane created monumental
sculptures in her home using a large range of materials that were delivered to
her house. She was very sociable, and loved to travel the world for business
and pleasure. She invited many of her friends and business acquaintances to the
two large parties she hosted each year.
The
narrow road took a sudden dip downward before
the next house, before Hayden Hoyt’s dark house,
reported to be filled to the brim with antiques. His passion for the old had first
led him to collect antiquities and then later on to become a world-renowned art
dealer. He never permitted potential buyers to visit his house, but sold
through museums and other dealers. His house was almost hidden from sight by the
thick foliage surrounding his property. To Todd, the house looked very bleak
and foreboding, but he was still very curious to get a glimpse inside.
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