Chapter 76

• Stella calmed down a week later. She lived in a tiny town that was much less developed, affluent, packed, and breathtaking than City N. It wasn't urbanized, though, so the distinctive landscape—which included little bridges spanning the meandering stream—remained. There was also a lot of harmony in the community. It was quite fine for habitation.
• Sherry was shocked to hear from her and wondered why she had left town so quickly when she called.
• Stella had been itching to move somewhere fresh as soon as she got divorced from the man. But several circumstances always caused her goal to be postponed. She probably wouldn't have decided if Clarence hadn't given her an excuse to go this time. She loved this town since it was sunny and full of fresh air. Everybody was friendly and kind. She spoke with Stanford as well.