(VIDEO) A family continues to pick up the pieces of their home after a weekend fire destroyed everything.
Dylan Ayers is 19-years-old. It's the only place he's known as home.
"All the memories are just laying there in bits and pieces. That's all the memories that I have left," said Ayers.
His mother, Jennifer Davis has called it home even longer. Davis says the home was going to be "his house for his son". According to the Campbell County Fire Marshal, a call for a fire came in around 1:30 Saturday morning. When they arrived to the trailer on Milkweed Lane, first responders say most of the fire was inside the trailer. The first responders contained the fire to inside the trailer and left.
Then, a second call just before 7:30 the same morning. Davis' trailer was on fire, again. The Campbell County Fire Marshal and Sheriff's Office are both still investigating.
"I, just, find myself sitting and thinking about everything that's been lost and why this happened to us," said Davis. "What we did to deserve this?"
Davis says she didn't hear about the fire until the next morning. The mother of four worried about one of her son's being home, but he wasn't. Instead, she says her six-year-old watched his home burn from next door.
"[My four and six-year-old children] are still having trouble dealing with it. They keep having nightmares," said Davis.
Davis says they lost everything: clothes, furniture, even school supplies. But what hurts the most, the lost memories. Now, the family has to pick up the pieces and figure out where to go next.
"[Tuesday morning] at 11, me and my children will be homeless.
The Red Cross is helping, says Davis but as Davis mentioned, they are homeless on Tuesday morning. They are asking for any help or advice on what to do or where to go.