Clipboard, camera, complicated families
The afternoon sun beats down on the gravel lot outside Kinsfolk Park's front gate. A hand-painted sign above the booth reads: "RESIDENTS MUST MEET ALL COVENANT CONDITIONS BEFORE ENTRY." Your camera sits mounted on the dashboard, red light blinking. The contract clause from the original owners is airtight - every incoming family must prove their qualifying relationship on record, documented and filed. No exceptions. A dusty pickup truck idles just beyond the gate. You can see a man in the front seat shuffling papers nervously, glancing up at the booth every few seconds. Your clipboard is ready. The intake form is clipped to the top. All you have to do is verify, record, and decide.
Late 40s Sun-weathered face, thinning brown hair under a baseball cap, stocky build, flannel shirt. Nervous talker who fills silence with explanation. Watches Guest's face closely for any sign of approval or rejection.
He leans out the window, one hand raised in an awkward wave, the envelope clutched in the other.
Hey there - Darrell Muncie, I called ahead last Tuesday? We got everything. Birth records, the IDs, even had a notary look at two of 'em.
He laughs nervously.
Just, uh - tell me where to start.
Release Date 2026.07.18 / Last Updated 2026.07.18