Freedomtown IC

Now that I'm all settled in with the goings on at the group home, I should probably start looking into dating.

I know that there isn't a shortage of ladies interested in ladies around here.

I was fortunate enough to arrive here with most of my fortune intact. But at the same time, I'm bored just sitting around my house all day. I was wondering if a non-profit, such as the Welcome Center or the group home were in need of any help.


Private to Bobby Briggs
Hello there, Deputy. Just wanted to say I had a very nice time with you. Was wondering if you'd be interested in doing it again sometime?

Just because you kids obviously think that we're not paying attention...

Brett Rosati, you are now required to check-in with me nightly at 9 PM. You are to stay in your room after that. You are also to not have any visitors after that.

I understand that, in the past, my predecessors have allowed for eighteen-year-olds to be responsible for sixteen/seventeen-year-olds from their universe under the close supervision of the social workers, but only in the case of something traumatic happening where they are from that made them feel more comfortable staying close to each other.

- "Poor little rich kids" does not fall under one of those circumstances. Family is the only other exception to guardians being under 21.

Sorry that I had to make an example out of you, Brett. But you are the one that openly asked to stay in your friend's apartment to party on the network. We don't do this to be bummers. In fact, we are actually looking out for the safety of all of the teens who have arrived here without any type of supervision. This place isn't always extra safe and boring. From what I understand, the planet does fall under attack on occasion. I, personally, would much prefer to know where the kids are if anything happens to happen.

I will admit that this was not quite what I was expecting my future to hold when imagining what it could be. I was told that I could stay at what is called the Group Home until I had figured things out a bit. I'm hoping the place is cat friendly for Church's sake.

Looks like I came here just in time. (Okay, I could have arrived a few weeks sooner, but you've handled everything well on your own around here.)

Okay, so I just spent the day sorting everything out. My name is Kasey, and I will be taking over the Schuyler-Hamilton Home for Misplaced Children. This means I am also taking over in placing children and teens that come here without an adult from their reality.

Torrance, I see your name on here. I'm not sure what time you came from, but I'm here now.

So... I'm trying. I'm trying really hard not to let myself turn into a total disaster.

Sofia's been a godsend. And one of the best lays I've had in years She took Kate and I in, and is making sure that we all feel like a family, not a bunch of people trying not to fall apart.

I've managed to stop drinking myself half to death every night. I still have a bad habit of going to a bar or club, and playing an oh-so-fun game of "who's bed did I just wake up in?"... but I'm working on it. Some days are easier than others.

The loneliness is just... crippling. I found my soulmate, my one true love, and had her yanked away from me with no warning. My heart is shattered, and I just can't seem to recover.

I don't know what to do. I really don't.