But her mother was a high-school graduate. Throughout elementary school, Sabrina’s mother tutored her. That was why her results were considered excellent in the little farming village.

Besides, Sabrina’s grandmother, the late Goldie Ziegler, was actually a very cultured woman.

At a young age, she went abroad to study and she had dreams and goals of her own. She could paint and could compose music; she was a woman of many talents. A woman like her could not be too bad; that was why her daughter Gloria, also inherited many of her mother’s habits.

For example, Gloria liked to pluck the wildflowers in the mountains and arrange them in the empty wine bottles in her home. Even if Lame Scott’s little hut was old and rundown, Gloria could still decorate the place and turn it into a classy little house.

Lame Scott felt as if he had married a fairy.

While Gloria, on the other hand, was happy that she no longer had to live like a nomad, with no set place to call home, nor did she have to