9. In January 2000, Fred joins the French Foreign Legion and abandons his house in Philadelphia in order to move to Libreville, Gabon. In February 2000, Stephanie sees that Fred's home is abandoned. That same month, Stephanie kicks in Fred's front door and moves her furniture into Fred's house. Fred has no knowledge of this, but Stephanie lives in the home openly and publicly and pays its property taxes every year. Stephanie lives in Fred's house for without interruption until May 2015, when she gives the house to her cousin Hank. Hank moves in and Stephanie moves away to the Oregon coast. In November 2020, Fred comes back to Philadelphia. Fred is furious to see Hank living in his home. He demands an immediate answer and threatens to call the police to evigt him. But by now, Hank has an infant son and three small dogs, Fred sees the innocent child and dogs and feels bad about evicting Hank. Fred tells Hank that he has his permission to stay in the house until November 2021, but after that, he must leave. In February 2021, Hank sues, arguing that the house is now his. The statute of limitations for adverse possession in Pennsylvania is 21 years. Who now owns the home? Explain why