After a heavy snowfall settled over a quiet residential neighborhood, everything appeared exactly as expected. Cars, sidewalks, trees, and rooftops were slowly covered by a smooth white blanket, creating a peaceful winter scene. Yet one detail stood out clearly: a single house whose roof remained entirely free of snow. While every surrounding home collected layer after layer, this rooftop stayed bare, as if untouched by the storm. At first, neighbors assumed it was a coincidence—perhaps a difference in roof angle or sunlight exposure—but as the snow continued to fall and melt instantly on that one house, curiosity quickly grew.
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