Austin invites him to stay in his Lake House while workers rebuild his place. The flood from the previous chapter drenched Andy's studio and destroyed his masterpieces.When a severe flood strikes, Austin and Robbie set up a radio station to help people reach safety and rescue several animals from what was once their habitational tree.They enjoy and relax at the campfire and prepare gorgeous camp dishes. The guest house includes a small classroom where Chloe and Scotty have nature lessons with Katherine Broom, Shanti, and Tom.
There, he and Robbie construct a guest cottage built on staves. Austin dismantles and disposes of an old shed built on marshy ground and impossible to salvage.Austin and Robbie create a fun kids' play area for Scotty and Chloe, allowing Chloe to conquer her acrophobia.Despite Austin's offer that the Woods could sleep inside, Chloe is insistent she and her father camp out. Robbie, along with his daughter Chloe Wood, revisits Austin.Olivia hears about a pie-baking contest at the local country festival and decides to bake a pumpkin pie for it.Despite some early issues, both soon become friends. He meets what appears to be an old ghost later proven to be Tom Sequoia, the forest ranger.He must quickly prepare a housewarming party attended by most of his friends. Having purchased the Woodland Manor, Austin finds it in need of repair.These are the tasks for restoring the Living Room. Secret stashes come to be found, and missing statues come to be seen, before at long last, the adventures in the Living Room end with the publishing of Charles Barrow article and the success of his story in the neighborhood. But on Day 6, Olivia alludes about the secret of the fireplace, and Austin reveals Charles's collection! They then sort the plethora and fix up the hearthside. He restores his sand Matilda's (Great-Grandmother) portraits old artifacts and medieval items, and he brings warmth to his childhood fireplace. He begins renovation, unraveling his great-grandfather's backstory. Austin recalls Charles's artifacts lost in the dark, old Living Room, hence why he chose to begin renovations there. Reporter Ellen Watermain, knowing about Charles Barrow, William's grandfather and a famous pilot, enters to publish her new article.
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