I love that part. My boyfriend and I had noticed someone moving in across the hall but we never actually saw WHO until a few days later. Bumped in to ...ach other as my boyfriend and I and our two young daughters leave to go grocery shopping.Locked eyes immediately. Eh.Tall, skinny, pale, buzz cut. Average. There was something about his awkward stance that kind of turned me on. Oh well. Probably won't ever see him again anyway.Ha.Get back with our groceries and as we're unloading to the 3rd. After all a pretty girl needs a pretty name. Let me think." she added then exclaimed, "I think you look like a Susan, so from now on you are Susan, okay?"I thought for a moment, Susan sounded fine to me, it was feminine and I did feel oh so feminine."Susan I am then." I said."Well I am pleased to meet you Susan." said Amy and I nodded in reply.Now that I was fully dressed and at last had been named, Amy and I sat in the living room and had a cup of coffee. In no time at all I found myself. In a way it was fortunate as it meant that the fairy parg could hardly move without rustling the leaves of something. Eldrian had only to stop moving for a second in order to hear a faux-aquatic hissing in the room ahead. If the inside of the manor had become overgrown, the gardens were now a jungle. Only a few slivers of sun were able to reach the ground between the immense canopy of leaves overhead. Some trees Eldrian felt certain weren’t even native to the area. Fortunately the fairy parg. Instead of opening to the back yard, we came upon a landing, about eight feet wide and four feet deep. On our right was another door. I opened it up to see a small enclosed patio. I could see the swimming pool a little further out when I stuck my head through.I closed the door and went in the other direction. On my left was a stairway, going up. It was between four and five feet wide, thus solving the mystery of the slanted ceiling. Nancy Drew should have it so easy.There was another door.