Noah eventually made his way back to the kitchen table and dropped into a chair with a quiet huff, the brief excitement of the upgrades giving way to a growing curiosity.
He leaned back against the wooden support, glancing around the kitchen before his eyes settled on the back door and the windows surrounding it.
"How much would it cost to upgrade all the windows?" he muttered aloud.
Sage, who was still standing nearby, heard him.
"That's a good question."
Noah looked toward her.
"And one with an answer only you would probably know," she added, gesturing vaguely around the house. "It's your house, after all."
Noah smiled wryly.
If only it were that simple.
He knew the house better than either of them, sure. He'd been living there since he graduated junior high, which was longer than three years ago. But when it came down to the small details like that, he was almost as much in the dark as they were.
Until he remembered Domain.
