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The barn at Obsidian Ranch hides more than hay and tack—hoists, racks, and dual-purpose posts engineered for pleasure, tested by Elara and Bryce until their private sanctuary becomes a club for trusted friends. When Saige returns to find her stepfather and his wife changed, she asks to see what they've built, and the exploration reshapes all three of them into something new. But her pregnancy forces the question: can this found family survive the child it's about to create?
Elara swings the stockade gate shut behind her, the heavy timber frame settling onto its steel base with a solid thunk, and Bryce crouches to check the adjustable feet and outriggers. She runs a hand
After the stockade test, Bryce and Elara step back and assess the entire barn rather than rebuilding one machine in detail. They walk the existing bays and decide what the finished space needs: * po
Bryce and Elara strip the barn back to its shell. The stockade, pews, stage furniture, workshop tools, tack, hay and loose equipment are moved into sheds, yards and temporary storage. The existing sta
Bryce and Elara reorganise the existing workshop into a proper fabrication space for timber, steel, leather and electrical work. Concealed cupboards hold tools, attachments, restraints and prototypes
Bryce removes the temporary lifting arrangement and installs a properly supported electric winch beneath the established lifting beam across the central aisle. The system uses removable slings, sprea