For humans with only a short lifespan of around a hundred and eighty years, ten years has always been a significant span.
It's just that when a person reaches nearly fifty, looking back suddenly, they can't help but sigh at how quickly time passes.
At least Richard feels this way.
To him, these ten years seemed like the snap of a finger, almost like a dream.
Every day when he wakes up in the luxurious governor's mansion located in the center of Harrisburg City, he has similar sentiments.
Yes, Richard's family has moved from Philadelphia to Pennsylvania's capital, Harrisburg City; this happened nine years ago.
After he successfully ran for a state senator, he moved over.
However, their house in Fish Town, Philadelphia, is still being kept.
Since he successfully ran for state senator, he has not lacked money, enough to afford the property tax.
