Leaving is one thing. Leaving and not telling someone they're gonna be a father? That's another. Luke learns he has a five-year-old daughter in foster care and steps up to the plate for his little girl: a shy, mute kid who's been bounced around several foster homes in her short life. (Season 1-3)

*On hiatus for the time being. My mind is just too focused on my main story right now. *Will be revised/rewritten occasionally Eleven years ago, Jordan Miller made the hard decision to walk away from his girlfriend of two years. What he did not know was that Jordan was also leaving behind a daughter. Micah Scott is an eleven-year-old girl just trying to be a kid and counting the days until her life would end already. But when her mother gets into a fight with one of her guys, Micah soon learns she's not alone, along with the truth about her father. But just as the truth starts to come out, her mother recovers and fights Jordan to hold onto full custody. Micah's caseworker, Mary Ann Rodriguez, is a woman who has dedicated her life to helping kids and their families find the help and love they deserve. When she accepts Micah's case, Mary Ann feels driven to help this family find peace once and for all.

Ben and his wife, Kayla, are foster parents who take in kids who have met with unfortunate circumstances and traumas in their lives. While trying to help as many as he can, Ben also struggles with his own insecurities, which can be traced back to his childhood when he lost his best friend, as well as learning to navigate his own, personal walk with Jesus. Soon, he meets Kimmy, a quiet, mute kid who reminds him so much of his childhood best friend and is afraid there's more going on than what's on the surface. But as Kimmy slowly opens up, he learns she's just a sensitive soul like him, carrying a burden she shouldn't have to carry. (This is a realistic-as-possible story while still being fictional about foster care and the kids who are placed in care. I have both researched how things for the state of Arizona's Department of Children's Services are handled and from foster parents on YouTube)