Going Solo: Grace Gen 4.13

Hope was still doing well in the competition, so well in fact she was one of two girls left. Barnacle Bay was a small town so it was no surprise her being on the show made the newspaper. Being only one of two, she was able to call and talk to us finally. She sounded happy and was really enjoying her time there. Dad wasn't keen on that, he still thought Caleb spent too much time shirtless. Erin disagreed. I was excited for Hope, during her 'confessional' time she talked like she really liked this guy, she even mentioned the possibility of relocating to be with him if she won. That was crazy, but then again she was like Dad. It took the right woman for him maybe it only took the right man for her. Odd that my sister may have found him on a show like that.

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Going Solo: Grace Gen 4.9

A few days after my afternoon with Jonas I got a call that was another moment in life I was unprepared for. Mom called to tell me Grammy Sha had a stroke while they were working in their yard. Grams had called 911, Mom was on duty when they arrived. I needed to contact Hope then get to the hospital, Dad was already on the way. The hospital, like the library, was a place I'd not wanted to ever visit again. The idea of going back there had me temporarily frozen in fear. I couldn't not go, my family needed me. After making the call to Hope I hopped in my truck and made the drive into town.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.24

***Note this last chapter will be pic heavy***

Today was my wedding day. Everything had been planned. I never thought I'd have a day like this, but now that it was here, I understood why Mom and Sha were so damned excited. Cora and the girls got up early to meet Mom and Sha at the spa. Dad was coming over later with Nick so we could get ready. Until then, I spent some rare quiet time doing some uninterrupted gaming. Yes I said gaming. Living with three females left me very little time to do this.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.23

The next day was the girls' birthday. Mom, Sha, and Dad all offered congratulations to Cora and I. The girls were very excited when they heard we were getting married.  Cora and I were excited, but didn't want to overshadow the girls' day. I couldn't believe so much time had passed. My little girls, my babies were no longer that. Instead they were now beautiful young women. I was ready to send them off to an all girls school, but Cora vetoed that idea.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.19

I tried to keep things casual with Blythe but it didn't work. She was sweet, and fun and just sort of struck a cord with me like...Cora did. Of all the women I'd dated, Blythe was only the second one to really meet Mom and Sha. They both took a liking to her. When the girls came to visit she was happy to meet them. She'd get up in the mornings and fix them breakfast since she didn't approve of me feeding them pop-tarts and other non-healthy options.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.16

The next morning I awoke to the constant ringing of my doorbell. Disorientated, I rolled over, only to hit the floor. Groaning, I stumbled my way over to the door.

"Cora."

"I just came to get the girls. I'm not leaving without them today."

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.12

At first I kept up with the weekend visits, but they started to slip. Some times after getting back in town after being gone all week, all I wanted was a quiet few days of relaxing or maybe a not so quiet night out clubbing.

Work was going well, and I knew the girls were well cared for with Mom, and they were young. It's not like they'd notice whether I came by or not. However Mom noticed. She'd call me fussing about not stopping to see the girls. I'd appease her by saying I'd come by, but sometimes...well I'd get sidetracked.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.11

I ran upstairs to put on some pants while I waited for Mom to arrive. When I got back down stairs, Cora was on the floor playing with the one she'd called Hope. The other one, Grace crawled over to me. I couldn't be a father, being responsible for myself was one thing, but for another being, two other beings...not going to happen. Mom arrived about half an hour later.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen. 3.9

My final year was spent in a blur. The parties, the girls, the sleeping through class. I don't know how I managed to pass, but I did.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.5

It was my senior year. I never thought I'd make it. Mom and I still hung out from time to time. I was kicking her butt at table tennis.

I spent a lot of time keeping in top physical shape. Mom and Sha spent a lot of time making out. Mom also finally took a liking to Rascal.

It wasn't that she didn't like him, she just wasn't has interested in him as Sha and I were. Now days it was mostly Sha. My birthday finally rolled around. Mom and Sha threw me a party. Dad and Elise flew in, it was EPIC.

Fawn even came home from college to be there. Ever since prom, she'd thought we were 'officially' dating. I'm sure she'd hooked up with some guys at college, but when she came home she was all over me. Not that I minded.

Graduation day as great. Mom and Sha were shocked to find out I had the highest GPA and took Valedictorian. What can I say...I had great tutors. They weren't shocked that I was voted Most Popular.

I had gotten an athletic scholarship to Uni. Girls dug jocks and I was looking forward to cashing in on that status. With my moving date fast approaching, I thought it best to let Fawn know we needed to see other people.

I just didn't want her holding on to some idea of us getting married and having babies. Neither of those options are in my life plans! No wifey and no kids. It's going to be the bachelor lifestyle for me. She was not happy to get that message, especially via a text message, but she was gone back to school plus having a long drawn out conversation on the phone was time not well spent.

Girlfriend count: 1-Fawn Goodfellow

**Bonus Shots**

Blooper: I sent Kerri to bed but somehow she ended up in the snow nearly frozen to death. OOPs...

Looks like Ichelle is pregnant again. Not sure why she showed up at the house after graduation.

Toya--Graham and Ichelle's second daughter.

Oh---In this shot, the pale blonde kid in the background is Davis' younger brother Nickolas. Next time I'm in game, I'll get a better shot of him.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.4

The working out is paying off. Both Fawn and Sofie appreciate my efforts. Today was my date with Sophie. She was still a bit mad at me about prom, I even had to suffer through my homework on my own for a bit.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.3

The mood around the house was somber for a few weeks. Mom spent a lot of time at Gram's house when we got back. Mom was still unhappy with me, Sha said it would blow over, but it was all too much at once. I helped out more around the house riding out my seemingly indefinite punishment.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen 3.2

I liked hanging out with Fawn. She was a fun girl, popular and she complimented me well. We would meet up after school at the local bowling alley for a little fun.

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Going Solo: Davis Gen. 3.1

Living in the house with two women would be most guy's dream...except it's not. Not when those two women are your mother and her partner. Don't get me wrong, I love Mom and Sha, they are pretty cool as far as parents go, well when they aren't sucking face that is. My life is pretty typical, well other than I have two 'moms', I don't see it that way. I see it as Mom and Sha, cuz that's what I call her.

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.18

Life had returned to normal, well as normal as a house could be with a preteen little boy on my hands. He went from spending time playing pirates in the treehouse to being on that darn phone.

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.17

The house felt empty without Davis. I missed him terribly. I called him nearly everyday but he would only speak to me for a few minutes. Boyd said he was doing well. He was spending time with his younger brother and had even seen my mom a few times. Each time Boyd mentioned how happy Davis was, I worried more and more that he wouldn't want to come back. Sha and I put the wedding plans on hold. It was her idea. She saw how upset Davis' attitude towards us made me, so thought we should wait to see how things played out with him. I was grateful for her understanding and support.

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.16

Puppy ownership did have it's down. Rascal had a few incidents in the house. Sha was good about correcting his behavior and cleaning up after him. Making the adjustment from having a toddler to have a kid was still a work in progress for me. I wanted to do more things for Davis, but he wanted to be a big boy and do it himself.

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.15

Our house grew by one. Sha loved animals and thought that Davis needed a puppy to grow up with. (currently forgot what I named him) Davis loved the little puppy and who was I to say no to a face like that?

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.14

"When were you planning on telling me I had a son?"

"I...I wasn't."

"You need to put her son down, and leave now." Sha said, but Boyd ignored her.

His eyes were focused on me, and me alone.

"You weren't going to tell me?" he yelled.

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Going Solo: Kerri 2.13

"Boyd...what...what are you doing here?"

"Looking for you. You are a hard woman to find. Took the PI I hired weeks to locate you."

I thought back and remembered the guy that was taking pictures. He was a PI? Hired by Boyd? Suddenly I was very nervous. How long had that guy been following me? Did he know where Sha and I lived? Had he seen Davis? That last question was the most worrisome.

"Why were you looking for me?"

He gave me a smile, the one that used to make my heart beat a little faster and he took a step closer.

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