Throughout the next half, a year Frost Manor changed from head to toe. You could hear laughter from the insides of the house. Sebastian spent more time with his family Daniel became more responsible and started shouldering his brother in work. The broken bond between the brothers started mending. Andromeda became happier with the harmony of her family and each time she came over, she had a new story to hear and see. Elijah's life took a turn to happiness. His eyes were now full of innocence, love and happiness and no more loneliness and hollowness. He started to love his cousins and stopped envying them.

Robert was happy that his family was changing little by little but there was still something missing in this new home. One day he was sitting in his study looking at the picture of his wife on the table, he realised that this home only needed a touch of a woman to make it complete.

This new ray of love and longing made him miss her. He reminisced the days she was in this house. This house was indeed beautiful. Her antics to make him his favourite dish at dinner to make him smile was all love indeed.

The time his first son was born and all through her days of carrying him, she never complained like the normal women because she never wanted to disturb him. The way she made sure that his daughter would grow up just like her with love to give. The moments she tried her best to keep their youngest in check. She left him after twenty years of spending all her love and now he missed her presence to the core.

The tears would not stop. He was trying to control himself when all of his three grandkids came to his room. They ran up to him asking him why was he crying. Upon answering that he just missed their grandma. They hugged him and asked him to tell them about her.

He started telling them different stories about their beautiful grandmother. The three Frost kids came and stood at the door, hearing the stories of their mom in a newfound light smiling at each other.

The unexpected change of love turned a cold house into a warm home. No wonder the last rule of Shams says that,

"A life without love is of no account. Don't ask yourself what kind of love you should seek, spiritual or material, divine or mundane, Eastern or Western. Divisions only lead to more divisions. Love has no labels, no definitions. It is what it is, pure and simple. Love is the water of life. And a lover is a soul of fire! The universe turns differently when fire loves water."