The Lavender 100 baby challenge: Intro

Hayla was partying her life away and never actually thought about settling down and having a family...well, maybe she did think about kids. Children were the only thing she loved more above her parents and parting, but she could never dream of retiring to one man, because she is the kind of girl that gets bored with a guy after 2 days, and the trail of broken hearts she left as a teen proved it.

Above just not wanting to marry Hayla is just really scared she might pass down the family's curse, as she calls it, to her kids. She calls it the family's curse because 99% of her family has a disease, whether it be fatal or just a minor case of easily getting sick. She inherited hay fever from her grandfather, and a bad case of it by that. At any time she would sneeze millions of snot rockets into the air, massive ones for everyone to see and...feel.

With such a big decision to make between her life's dream and the welfare of kids, she would often wake up in the middle of the night in cold sweat, or suddenly break out in an attack at home from being driven mad by this.

One day when she was out at the park to seek peace and help with the decision of her life, she saw the most interesting man sitting right in front of her. She realised that everyone has flaws, but that it's how you can use them to your advantage that makes you strong. Hayla had made up her mind; she wanted to show the world that she can lift up her head and achieve her goal no matter what. She wanted to show the world the way the flaws should be dealt with, and decided the 100 baby challenge is for her, to pass down everything she has to 100 kids and help them deal with their flaw, showing the world the right way to do it. To her great pleasure, she could start immediately as she decided this man in front of her will be baby daddy #1.

Thanks for reading! I will need baby names and daddies for the challenge. Please leave them here or on this forum, along with comments. They will make my day! I hope you enjoyed this small introduction. I might make a separate blog for this later on.