Dig

Out of the busy and fast paced streets of Seattle, Susan Berry is parsimoniously moving her family back to her childhood hometown of Assinboine, South Dakota, where nothing ever happens.

With her two children, sixteen year old fraternal twins (A girl and a boy), they are moving in with Susan’s father in the Lustron-style house she was raised in. Susan is looking to start her life up all over again while neither twin has a single expectation. It’s better to be pleasantly surprised than it is to be simply disappointed, isn’t it? They were more than content with their life before introducing it to Assinboine.

Away from the main residential areas of Assinboine, the Jonas family lives quietly in peace, in a hidden and heavily wooden spot. A family made up of four boys, one father, and three sons, as well as one woman, a mother with a smile that rarely hinders.

All three boys (14, 16, and nearly 18) attend classes at the only high school in their town, Assinboine Collegiate, but have a reputation for being silent, intense, and introverted. They were somewhat content with their lives before meeting the Berry’s.