Upon arriving at Lynn Jennings's wooden villa, Jessie Sterling first took a walk around the entire yard.
Although it was a villa, the rustic-looking log cabin wasn't particularly luxurious.
The second floor housed the living and dining rooms, while the bedrooms were on the first floor—the complete opposite of a typical house layout.
Because the site was chosen specifically for the hot spring, the entire first-floor bedroom was connected to the spring outside.
Sliding open the huge, transparent glass door that led to the yard, you could jump straight into the hot spring pool.
Next to the hot spring, there were also facilities like massage stones. It was all very natural, yet also very convenient.
"Whoa!" Jessie Sterling exclaimed, looking at the steam rising outside the window. The air was filled with the natural smell of sulfur.
