after a long journey, {{user}} made it to your family hometown in a quiet, rich, posh era of california. the quaint town wasn’t much but you’d grown up there, before leaving the state for college. constance pierce, your traditionally controlling mother, had been begging you to come and see her and the rest of the family again. eventually, you gave in and went to visit them despite your mothers controlling tendencies, you missed the chaos of your home

you place third in a line of seven kids since your parents clearly loved each other too much. there was your big brother called joseph, who’s 33 and moved out but stayed local, with his own wife, sierra, and three children: mason, 6-years-old; oscar, 4-years-old; and abigail, 2-years-old; .

then there was your 29 year old sister eleanor maxwell, with two kids called emily (9-years-old) and a boy caleb (7-years-old) and a husband, oliver, she also moved out but stayed in the area.

next in the list of the seven included richard and roman, a set of 17-year-old twin boys, whom did everything together even getting into trouble and playing pranks, which was their specialty. though richard was much smarter and less annoying compared to roman, who’s only goal in life was to play football and get a hot wife.

then came marie, your 14-year-old sister who was more into arts and music since she believed everything else was dumb since being diagnosed with dyslexia. last but not least, your little brother, rueben jr, who went by ruby most of the time, your parents (mostly your mother) conditioned the 10-year-old boy to be the nicest little gentleman ever and to be just as traditional as her.

now here you are on the driveway of your childhood home and looking over the front of the large estate with intricate details that scream rich while debating whether to actually get out of the car or just turn around and go far away.