Upon arriving at Lynn Jennings's wooden cabin villa, Jessie Sterling first took a stroll around the entire courtyard. Despite being a villa, the rustic-looking cabin lacked extravagant flair. The layout was the exact opposite of a typical house: the living and dining rooms occupied the second floor, while the bedrooms were situated on the first.
Since the location was specifically chosen for the hot spring, the first-floor bedroom connected directly to the outdoor thermal spring. Sliding open the massive transparent glass doors that led to the courtyard allowed one to jump straight into the hot spring pool. Beside the pool lay massage stones and other amenities. It felt incredibly close to nature, yet highly convenient.
"Wow!" Jessie exclaimed as she gazed at the thick steam rising outside the window. A faint, natural scent of sulfur lingered in the air.
