1.6

The day I went in to labor for the second time, Leighton, Adam and I were at the library.  We each had things we wanted to accomplish.

Leighton had some books he wanted to read.  He was determined to become a better handyman, and apparently starters need to read a lot.  He also wanted to help Adam practice walking – his friend Monika Morris, the new toddler sports coach, was starting a toddler sports team and Leighton wanted Adam to join.

Meanwhile, I wanted to read some children’s books to Adam, play some games with him, and work some more on my book.

However, Leighton had to rush off to play in his team’s game, so Adam and I headed home.  As I took a new canvas, I went in to labor!  I knew how, so I had a home birth by myself.

Finally, I had 3 beautiful triplet girls.  First there was Samantha, the athletic heavy sleeper.

Then there was Sarah, the athletic brave one.

Finally, came Stephanie, the artistic couch potato and only girl to inherit my purple eyes.

The labor was hard on me, and the end result was devastating – I would no longer be able to have any children.  Although Leighton would accomplish his lifetime wish, there seemed to be no way I would.

1.5

Adam is a cutie!  He’s just a toddler, but I think he looks just like Leighton.  Leighton and I instantly started teaching him his life basics.  I handled talking, telling Adam all about my favorite topic of art…

… and Leighton helped him take his first steps.

Adam was a good baby, always content to play by himself so Leighton and I could persue our other interests and have time for each other, even though we said we didn’t want another kid until Adam was a child.

He’s such a genius  - barely 3 years old and already reading with me!

You may have noticed my change of clothes.  Well, one time when Leighton and I were relaxing during Adam’s nap, we decided to risk having a child a couple of years early…

1.4

Leighton was thrilled when I told him, though not surprised.

We instantly walked to the library next door to read some maternity books.  I didn’t want to be caught unprepared!

Once finished, I had a sudden inspiration to start the story of my life.  I pulled open a blank Word Document on the library’s computer and began to write.

This soon became a regular occurrence - I would make daily trips to the library to work on my book, entitled Adam and Eve.  On days I had no inspiration, however, I would go to the gym to read and watch Leighton work out.

 

 

 

 

One day, after a very early breakfast of cereal and toast, Leighton started freaking out.

“What’s going on?” I asked, feeling my practice contractions.  Leighton pointed to a puddle on the grass, and we ran in to the taxi that was just leaving the Landgraab estate next door.

When we left the next day, it was with Adam Legacy – my good, athletic baby.

1.3

Okay, I’m back.  Here is our house now.

We have a bathroom, a kitchen area, a dining area, a bed, and an easel.

Lately, I’ve been eating cereal…

And throwing it up.

More things have been different lately, too.  I’ve been craving so many different foods from my childhood – pancakes, waffles, cobbler, ice-cream… and Leighton has been smiling knowingly and insisting on doing all the household tasks.

I figured out what it is. As we were at the park today, playing chess and talking about our hopes for future families…

We realized our hopes may come true.

1.2

Leighton and I chatted for a while.

 

And I got aquatinted with the rest of his family.

We had a few harmless flirts before I had to leave for work, but this became a regular occurrence.

And now, meet Leighton Legacy.  In addition to being very family-oriented, he is very good and ambitious.  He has some frugal tendencies, but his braveness makes up for that.  His ambitions and love for children come together, as he teaches toddlers sports.  I’d write more, but we did just get married, and we both want a large family – I think you know what that means.

 

 

 

1.1

Wow.  When my dad said he bought me a lot – he bought me a lot.  As in, barely any furniture.

This left me with 90 simoleons in my pocket.   So my first move as a Sunset Valley resident was to get a job at the Day Spa.

When I emerged as a Beverage consultant, I saw a family milling around outside that consisted of a plump, friendly-looking woman, a man who appeared to be her husband, two teenagers, and two energetic little kids.  The woman introduced herself as Judy Bunch.  We chatted for almost an hour – it turns out that she was just as family-oriented as I was!  I asked her what her lifetime wish was, and she said she wanted to be surrounded by family.  ”Great idea!” I thought, and decided that I would be too.

I waved goodbye to Judy Bunch, and walked to the park next door.  There were lots of people around, and I wanted some more friends.

After a quick chess game with Zelda Mae (which she won, by the way), I walked around a bit to meet new people.

The first person I met was Xander Clavell.  Both of us were total flirts, so we flirted…

And flirted…

And flirted!

Eventually, though, it was getting late.  I decided to grab some soup from the nearby gym.

But as I walked upstairs to wash my dish, I ran in to a Leighton Sekemoto.  He was family-oriented also.

He also lived with his mom and his son Sam, wanted to be surrounded by family, but was single.

As I spent my first night under the stars, I had a weird dream.  I was raising a huge family with my husband.  I had six kids,who were gorgeous and perfect.  We lived in a huge house with many rooms, 2 floors and decorated all in purple.  When I turned to hug my husband, though, it wasn’t the wonderful flirty Xander.  It was Leighton.

 

 

Which is why, as soon as I woke up the next morning, I went to visit Leighton at his house.

Lost File/New intro

I lost the file to Cherie’s dream, so I started a legacy.

This is the intro.

“Adam, Eve? Can I talk to you for a minute?”

“Sure dad, what’s up?”

“You guys are 21 now. You are officially young adults. It’s time for you to leave.”

“To leave?”
I was in shock. I had never left this house. It wasn’t safe. It was full of people trying to take over, who wanted to kill us. They were prejudiced against us, because of our eyes. Until there were no purple-eyed people left, only the Purple Eyes could rule. We were the last of the Purple Eyes. My dad, my brother Adam, and me. Eve.

“You depart today. I have arranged for some cabs to pick you up. Adam, you’ll move to Twinbrook. Eve, you’ll be in Sunset Valley. I’ve purchased large lots for you. You and your descendants will live on those lots for 10 generations. Every generation, an heir will be chosen. The heir must be the same gender as you, and they must have purple eyes. Your tenth generation heir will come here and reign again. Peace will be in the Purple Town again.”

I nodded. This would be my duty, my challenge. As much as I dislike the circumstances, I’m excited. I’ve always been extremely family-oriented, and a bit of a hopeless romantic. I had a flirty side and an artistic side. Not to mention, I was a vegan and determined to live a long life.

“Goodbye, Adam. Goodbye, Eve. Your taxis are waiting for you.” I hugged my dad goodbye, and got in.

Sunset Valley, here I come.  Watch out for Eve Legacy.