Narrative

252.   Storey Catherin Zollie was born to Gianna Zollie and Magnus Zollie in the wilderness of the island of Friendsville. 8 people came to meet Storey Zollie for the first time this year: Magnus Zollie, Peri Zollie, Raf Vaclav, Olympia Zollie, Gianna Zollie, Nalani Guillermo, Magnus Zollie, and Brandice Zollie. Storey Zollie's parents Magnus Zollie and Gianna Zollie divorced after 1 years of marriage; they had one child together. Magnus Zollie and Gianna Zollie decided that Gianna will stay at their campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, and Magnus will move out. Storey Zollie's father Magnus Zollie married Marney Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, along with child Zabrina Noland. Gianna Zollie traveled a mile south in the wilderness of Friendsville. Storey Zollie was met for the first time by two people this year, Storey Zollie and Jacklyn Vaclav. A language barrier precluded other potential new friendships for Storey this year.
253.   Storey is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Storey Zollie's younger half-sister, Ivette Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville. Storey Zollie died alone in the wilderness of Friendsville from complications related to infancy; she was only a year old. Tim Zollie, who had gotten to know Storey Zollie due to the proximity of their campsites in the wilderness of Friendsville, buried her there and placed a gravestone at the site.
254.   Storey Zollie's younger half-sister, Margy Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
255.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Magnus Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
256.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Wolf Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
257.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Randie Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
259.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Mick Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville. Storey Zollie's mother Gianna Zollie married Silas Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville. Gianna Zollie is now named Gianna Noland.
260.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Rabi Noland, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
261.   Storey Zollie's younger half-sister, Evette Noland, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
264.   Storey Zollie's parents Gianna Noland and Silas Noland divorced after 5 years of marriage; they had 2 children together.
266.   Storey Zollie's mother Gianna Noland married Wells Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, along with child Evette Noland.
268.   Storey Zollie's younger half-sister, Brandice Noland, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville. Storey Zollie's younger half-sister, Josee Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
273.   Storey Zollie's mother Gianna Noland married Leonard Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, along with children Evette Noland and Brandice Noland.
274.   Storey Zollie's younger half-brother, Brooke Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.
277.   Storey Zollie's parents Marney Zollie and Magnus Zollie divorced after 25 years of marriage; they had 8 children together.
279.   Storey Zollie's father Magnus Zollie married Mira Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, along with child Rodolfo Zollie.
285.   Storey Zollie's father Magnus Zollie married Candis Melvin in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville.
287.   Storey Zollie's parents Magnus Zollie and Candis Zollie divorced after 2 years of marriage; they did not have children together.
288.   Storey Zollie's parents Gianna Noland and Leonard Noland divorced after 15 years of marriage; they did not have children together. Storey Zollie's mother Gianna Noland married Leonard Noland in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville.