Monthly Archives: January 2010

Epilogue – David and Ciara enjoy a time of prosperity together in the house overlooking the beach. David has reached his lifetime wish of becoming a World Renowned Surgeon. They have saved enough simoleons to build expansions onto their home. It is … Continue reading →

David has the weekend off and spends it with Ciara, making up for much lost time.   Their bond is reforged easily, as they pick up right where they left off many years ago. Like David, Ciara also loves the … Continue reading →

A week has passed since Bebe spoke to David about her visitor, and David is happy to see his mother so energetic.   Bebe has not been the same since Julian’s death, but he can see the sparkle in her … Continue reading →

David and Maria try to assemble something of a relationship in the days following their date at the bistro. But both eventually agree that it just isn’t written in the stars for either of them, and decide to keep things … Continue reading →

Bebe, Yuki, and David mourn the loss of Julian with a private funeral on the beach where he passed. Yuki takes the loss especially hard. She unloads her regret that she had never really been close to her father. For … Continue reading →

An impoverished village somewhere in Africa: Locals have embraced a young nun who gave up everything from her former life to fight for those unfortunate souls who live on the brink of death. In the years since her arrival, she has worked to … Continue reading →

David and Kacey arrive at the mine entrance and can hear Reid laboring inside. Kacy is still spooked by the feeling of dread that is hovering around her and she clings to David as they make make their way carefully … Continue reading →

Julian and Bebe offer their polite congratulations to David and Kacey after announcing the engagement.   David has always assumed that his parents came to dislike Kacey after they found she was sneaking into the house to be with him … Continue reading →

Bebe insists on a small celebration for her birthday. She wants to be with family rather than a big crowd of people, as she delicately states, to become an old battleaxe.   The four of them spend the evening by … Continue reading →