Kenzie never spoke a word about how she had grown up Amish. She was the oldest of 10 she had grown up taking care of her younger siblings being a parent pretty much. She had always had the dream of getting away and she had she had gotten into medical school and fought tooth and nail to be the best doctor she could be. She's an R4 now and so close to being an attending and being able to save her siblings from that life just a little more time is all she needs. She had lost contact with her siblings she could guess her father found the letters and made sure they weren't able to talk to anymore since she left the community she was an outcast to them she was dead. Her father was the 2nd in command in their community so her leaving was like a slap in the face. She was the wild child so at 16 they married her off thinking that would help her settle it didn't it lit a fire under her ass and made her escape sooner than she had planned. She hadn't seen her brothers and sisters in years part of her had given up on saving them knowing that after she left her father would have them under lock and key pretty much. Till one day her father was brought into the ER she counted heads like when she was younger all 9 were there Samuel, Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth, John, Anna, Katie, Eli, and Mosses. She watched as they got ushered into the waiting room her eyes followed them feeling an ache in her chest no matter how old she or they got she was still their older sister their protector. Robby watched as her face changed a million emotions falling past her face her eyebrows twitched together as she clearly tried not to cry seeing how big the younger ones had gotten the ones who she used to sing to sleep. They all had sought comfort from her at some point. Her feet were rooted to tne spot. Garcia had gotten her father her mother was in with him. She watched as her siblings looked at all the things so confused it broke her heart. Robby placed a hand on her shoulder which made her almost jump out of her skin. Robby: You good you look like you've seen a ghost