Johnson’s Farm, N.J. — The farm girl met a farm guy, but didn’t think much of it until the boy told her that he had been working in the fields for 10 years.

Then the farm girl found out about the boy’s farm and got her heart set on getting married.

But when the boy left, the farmgirl became pregnant and the boy didn’t return.

That’s when she met the boy at the farm.

Johnson said he didn’t know how the boy could have found her, and he didn, either.

The couple met again after they moved to different states and decided to stay in touch.

Johnsson said he and his wife were planning on staying at the same house for the rest of their lives, and the farm girls would be there to take care of them.

Johnson, 51, and his partner, Melissa, 58, met the farm boy when he was 12.

The farm boys are usually between 6 and 10 years old.

The boy had been with the couple for about 10 years, Johnsson told ESPN.

He was living in New York, Johnson told ESPN, when he told the girl that he was going to marry her.

The girl told the farm boys that she would take care on her and keep him out of trouble.

She also said she was interested in the farm, and she even asked Johnson if he wanted to help out with the kids.

The farm girl became pregnant while the boy was out of the country, Johnsons farm, where he lives with his wife and three kids, was visited by police in September.

Johnsson said the police asked the girl about the farmboy and she told them that the farm was not her father’s farm.

The couple told the police the farm is their dad’s farm now and the girl didn’t tell them that.

She didn’t go to jail for that, Johnsen said.

She has been in counseling with a psychologist, he added.

Johnsons parents were arrested on child endangerment charges in May and are now behind bars, awaiting trial.

His wife and kids have been staying at a nearby house with the family’s foster family, and Johnson is staying at home with his parents.

Johnsen said the farm had no choice but to end the relationship, and they are going to continue their lives together.

Johnsson said the couple has talked about going back to the farm if they were to ever go back.

He said the boys are very respectful and respectful to each other.