Millicent and Jane Williams couldn’t be more different. Jane had salt-and-pepper hair, which she would scrape into an elegant French roll, paired with her slender frame. Her blue eyes were sharp and quick, and resembled a cold Lochan on a winter morning.
Millicent had chestnut tresses and a squat body. A single smile from her could give you the feeling of taking a gulp of hot chocolate in cruel biting winds.
Both women lived in the City of Carols, which was made out of gold, diamonds, and emeralds.
Millicent owned a large farm with a beautiful chateau in the centre. It had tall pencil towers, arched windows and a grand doorway which led into an even grander vestibule!
Jane had a tall mansion in the center of a cobbled square. Wide and attractive, it was a perfect place for her. Tall turrets rose on either side, and many arched and rectangular windows covered the outer walls.
Both the chateau and the mansion had glorious gardens, pretty paintings, and ancient antique furniture.
While the women and their estates couldn’t be more different, one thing both women shared was the sense of comfort their home brought to them.