You gave me a sign. I gave you a signal. That makes us family.
Indya Sterling
Heartache and distrust seemed prevalent in my life after losing both parents and being sent to foster
care. The path I found myself on was not what my parents would have wanted for me. And like them,
it was not what I wanted for my deaf-born daughter after becoming a mother in my teens. We would
soon walk a different path to all of the things I know my Mama would have wanted for
me—friendships, love, and family.
Atlas Kensington
Growing up in Riverside, Oregon, has always been both a blessing and...
You gave me a sign. I gave you a signal. That makes us family.
Indya Sterling
Heartache and distrust seemed prevalent in my life after losing both parents and being sent to foster
care. The path I found myself on was not what my parents would have wanted for me. And like them,
it was not what I wanted for my deaf-born daughter after becoming a mother in my teens. We would
soon walk a different path to all of the things I know my Mama would have wanted for
me—friendships, love, and family.
Atlas Kensington
Growing up in Riverside, Oregon, has always been both a blessing and a curse. As the centerfielder for
the MLB team, the Riverside Legends, it has been a blessing. Having everyone in your hometown
whisper of your affairs before you know of them yourself, is a curse, moreover, with my mother and
ex-girlfriend as the chairman of the hearsay party. Yet, there has never been much more to my life than
baseball, and soon, taking home the trophy of our first World Series Championship. If only I had
known that one night, all of my priorities would shift.
Indya and Atlas are faced with a whirlwind of romance, sports, and the trials of single parenthood as
they navigate their pasts and present to achieve a future they both long for. Will their love be strong
enough to overcome the tribulations and obstacles needed to come out on the other side?
Join Indya and Atlas on a journey of love, resilience, and the unspoken bonds that tie us all to one another.
