Chapter 64

　　Louisa's POV 　　After the rain stopped, we quickly got back to the cottage. 　　Darren set up a fire to dry my clothes. 　　Colt just couldn't wait to start working on the shed. 　　Darren stopped him and said, "We just need a simple shed. Four walls. A roof. That's it. No watch tower. No observatory. No fancy underground maze or hanging garden. Are we clear?" 　　Colt rolled his eyes and said, "You're so boring, Darren. You go on working on your ordinary shed, I'll help Lisa to fix the watermill." 　　Then, he spread his tools on the ground and started to wipe them carefully, one after another. 　　"Do you need my help?" I asked Darren. 　　Darren wiped the water from my face and said, "Please go into the room and take a nap, Lisa. I'll brew you some tea, so you don't get cold." 　　I stood in front of him and didn't want to go away. 　　He looked at me and asked, "What's wrong?" 　　"Can you... give me a twirl?" I was a bit embarrassed. 　　Darren smiled and lifted me up in the air. 　　Then, he gave me a