Growing Together With Father Winter's Babies

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Meet the Families

There are eight families that have newborns or toddlers. Each of them ready to expand their generations and grow together as a community.

The Roommates

June Kay and Missy Roomie have purchased their first house in Willow Creek. A small 2 bedroom 1 bath ranch on a 20x15 lot on a canal in the Foundry Cove neighborhood. This working class neighborhood in southern Willow Creek is perfect for young families and young adults just starting their career. 

June and Missy grew up in the same neighborhood in the big city. They moved to Willow Creek for Missy's job at the local lounge. Missy felt she could make a bigger mark for herself in a smaller town as a musician, than competing against all of the talent in the big city. And her gamble may pay off; as the ladies threw an epic holiday party that completely woke up sleepy little Willow Creek. But June got more than she bargained when she discovered Father Winter left more than a gift under the tree.

Growing Together

Follow along in the series as June Kay gives birth to her first born a daughter. 


And tries to persuade Father Winter to become a proper family and move with her to San Sequoia. 


As a food critic, the next logical step for June is to invest in a restuarant. But with a baby now, her focus has shifted. Should she become a stay at home mom, marry Father Winter and grow her family? Or should June continue to be a career woman and a single mom to her daughter? It all depends on what Father Winter's true intentions are, and whether you will support my lil indie YouTube channel and this blog.

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