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Help[Games] Re: Ryleigh's Adoption Agency
in reply to a message by Frozten
Congratulations Camden family! We have found you four new family members:
Marita Meadow (14) and Christoffer Earl (15) are soon to be parents of a baby girl next month. They haven't named her yet. Both children were raised in Sweden but when Marita became pregnant, her parents kicked her out. Christoffer, wanting to be a part of their baby's life, moved away also. Marita loves to sing, cook, and be around other kids. Marita is a bit shy but will come around in no time. Christoffer likes to paint, read, write, and play almost any sport, especially ice hockey. He, like Marita, is also shy. Both speak fluent English (and first language is Swedish)
Anastasia Astrid and Adrian Aleksander are 9 year old twins from Russia. Anastasia likes to dance, draw and color, and seems to be very interested in architecture. Adrian is outgoing, likes the color green, and enjoys doing anything outside no matter the weather. Being from Russia, both children love snow. Their first language is Russian; Anastasia speak partial English.
Marita Meadow (14) and Christoffer Earl (15) are soon to be parents of a baby girl next month. They haven't named her yet. Both children were raised in Sweden but when Marita became pregnant, her parents kicked her out. Christoffer, wanting to be a part of their baby's life, moved away also. Marita loves to sing, cook, and be around other kids. Marita is a bit shy but will come around in no time. Christoffer likes to paint, read, write, and play almost any sport, especially ice hockey. He, like Marita, is also shy. Both speak fluent English (and first language is Swedish)
Anastasia Astrid and Adrian Aleksander are 9 year old twins from Russia. Anastasia likes to dance, draw and color, and seems to be very interested in architecture. Adrian is outgoing, likes the color green, and enjoys doing anything outside no matter the weather. Being from Russia, both children love snow. Their first language is Russian; Anastasia speak partial English.
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