Chapter 16

In a sprawling 45,000 sq. ft. palace-like estate, men in suits roam around the property armed with M16A4 rifles. They all looked like well-trained military men in fancy clothes. The whole property is like a palace straight out of fairytale books. Beautifully trimmed shrubs and bushes are artfully aligned in the middle of the property, surrounding a majestic artificial waterfall. Pine trees are perfectly lined on both sides of the property as a boundary between the central area and the woods.

The entrance to the property is a steel archway that reads Maxfords at the top. Followed by a spacious driveway, American elms lined up on each side of the driveway. But the grandest of all is the three-story palace-like Victorian mansion—three porches in front and on both sides and two high towers. It's like stepping into another era where royalties are revered. You could imagine a monarch with a fashionable gown and a crown walking around the property with helpers following them a