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My grandparents had passed away within a few months of each other, leaving their house empty.

There was talk of renting it out initially, but because of its poor state of disrepair,

the family decided against it. No consensus about what to do with it could be arrived at.

Therefore, it would be left to decay for another decade or more, before I would stumble upon it.

My aunt and I were going through my mother's things, and discovered an old family photo album.

Mom had gone off on one of her journeys, and no one was sure if she would ever return.

Her and I had been having an on-and-off relationship for years, so there was a lot about this

family I didn't know. I came across a picture of her and I, when I was just a baby, but I didn't

recognize the house we were standing in front of. I inquired, and my aunt told me about the old Wheeler family house

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