Welcome Home, Baby!
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Last published Fri, May 15, 2026
In which 19 year old Ollie, formally known as Oliver Owens has finally been selected to go through the adoption process except he's the baby. Will his new daddies be exceptionally kind to him, or will strictness come with love?
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