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Post by Asha Davis on Jul 30, 2008 16:46:37 GMT -5
Asha and Dakota Davis are orphans as of last year. The court agreed that Dakota (who was seventeen) was responsible enough to take ownership of their house and be a legal guardian of Asha, who was sixteen at the time. It was a big change for them but Dakota had a job already that was making him more money than the average teenager. Asha worked at a local sports shop, and together they survived just like it was programed for them. Dakota had always been a father and a brother to Asha ever since he had been fifteen. He decided it was his job to take care of her. So the change came naturally to them. It was weird at first having her brother there without her mother. Even though they never knew their dad. The house still seemed unnaturally empty.
Now two years later the house functioned like normal again, Asha took on the roles that her mother would do while sticking to her usual chores around the house. Dakota, as always, turned into her father and brother all rolled into one. He would mow the lawn bring in the most money, and attend town meetings so they would stay in the loop.
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Post by Dakota Davis on Jul 30, 2008 16:49:38 GMT -5
For some reason Asha didn't think this was weird, She was perfectly fine with it. Her mother had been a big part of her life but the only thing that really changed was the work load around the house. Dakota got his parents bed room, one he could fit in without hitting his head in corners while trying to stand. He was six foot ten inches and his bedroom was the smallest in the house. Asha kept hers even as she hit a huge growth and was the tallest girl in the town at six foot even (she was thankful Devin was six ,three).
Now Asha and Dakota were practically inseparable. The only time they weren't together was during school or on Fridays and Saturdays when Asha spent all her time with Devin. It was easy to spend all her time with Devin because in their neighborhood and the once surrounding it, they had the same friends. When one went to hang out with a friend the other came, and no one asked why because it had been this way for a long time.
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