The Round Dwelling
She looked in wonderment, confused with the layout of the place. She was too absorbed in her thoughts, she did not recall how she walked out of the invisible barrier that had shackled her.
The next thing Sara noticed was her sitting on a long brown wooden bench with the appearance of a polished trunk.
The table was held together with many planks of various wood, and a splash of glistening blue and green filling up the cavity raising the beauty and creativity standard for a measly dining table fit for thirty people at least. It gave a feeling as though she was on a Captain Hook's ship.
She looked around to see the room was decorated with nothing but natural items. It was aesthetically pleasing to see the brown and the green complemented each other.
On top of the dining table, stood a line of flower vase centrepiece that holds the red and yellow carnation. It was made of carved wood, coloured faintly by crushed leaves and colourful petals.