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Harry's mum was only 16 when she had Harry. Her boyfriend had left her as soon as he found out she was pregnant. If she kept Harry her parents said they would kick her out.
So she gave Harry to the orphanage, she still had contact and photos of Harry until he turned 5, when he was adopted by Charley and Ashton. Then she seemed to just fall of the face of the earth. The staff assumed she just stop contacting him or passed on, not looking any farther into it.
Nail:
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Nail was a different story. No one knows anything about his family or even where he came from. A man found Nail in a box down a ally way and that all everyone know. He was taken straight into Ashton and Charley's care.
Arthur:
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He was abused by his alcoholic a a dad every day til he was 3 and the nurse he had at called child protective services. He's dad got thrown it prison for 12 years. For what he did them when he got out he was arrested for attaching a man in a pub and got sent back of another 6.
He was taken into the his dads when he was 5.
Louis:
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Both of Louis parents died in a house fire when he was 1. He was in the custody of his auntie until she passed away from lunge cancer when he was 8. Then was fostered by Charley and Ashton who fell in love with him, leading to them adopting him.
Zack:
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Zack was kicked out his house at the age of 17, he went to a houseless shelter until Charley and Ashton took him in just after his 18th.
