There are three locations for the font folders on a Mac:
System > Library > Fonts
Library > Fonts
Users > Library > Fonts
You should only change or add fonts to the last two, consider the first one ‘locked’.
In the case of a virtual machine this adds three more fonts folders into the mix - as above but inside the virtual machine. I would start by opening the version of Font Book which is inside the Applications folder inside the running virtual machine and looking at what fonts it shows. If your Google fonts are there then Freeway should find them; if not you can add then via Font Book or copy them into either of the two folders which are inside your virtual machine. It may be that fonts in shared folders in a virtual machine don’t work. It’s not something I’ve tried. Freeway won’t recognise any changes to font folders without quitting and relaunching.
Hope this helps.
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