| For Bebe, the sudden appearance of Julian in Sunset Valley has brought memories from her childhood back into the forefront of her mind. They are wonderful memories. She and her friends would spend entire days running in the huge field where the tiny log home sit perched on the vista. To a child, this is the stuff of high-romance and love stories. |
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| But what follows after Julian’s gracious invitation to live there quickly brings her crashing back down to reality. There is a decidely dark side to Julian that sometimes gives her the creeps. Almost like a light-switch, he will be friendly, charming, and engaging; then minutes later he is cold, distant, and unreachable. The hours she spends trying to bond with him might as well be spent alone. |
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| He is at his worst while fishing; he simply stands silent, almost removed from reality. She does not fool herself into thinking they are even remotely committed. But something akin to friendship, she feels, would be nice. |
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| She spends most of her time in her new home painting scenery, but she quickly grows bored. Her paintings have sold for just enough to pay the bills, and getting a full time job would put an end to her chances of selling a masterpiece. |
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| Julian is rarely around. And when he does make an appearance he crashes on the couch, grabs something to eat, then is gone again; sometimes for days at a time. And the rumors that circulate throughout the town about him speak to some pretty seedy activity. But Bebe dismisses them as typical rumor-mill fare. |
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| Soon the novelty of living her childhood fantasy begins to wear off, and she speaks with her mother to allow her stay a few nights back home. Even though her parents are crazy (read: insane trait), they at least engage her in conversation. But Bebe is still unhappy, as her parents’ antics annoy her to no end. |
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| However, the vibrance of her parents’ home make for much better sleeping. The joy and attachment she once felt for her cottage on the bluff is beginning to be replaced with the empty coldness of Julian’s presence. |
Stories by Zoxell 
Oh no…. poor Bebe…I thinks she was amazing! Julian needs to get a grip and get her while she can still make pretty babies!
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I just got caught up. I love the mystery and Julian is such an amoral character. I like your light subtle approach to his nature. It makes it even creepier.
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Thank you for the comments! Writing these challenges and reading through some of yours has really made the Sims more interesting to play.
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Aww..poor Bebe, to know such a man. She is a really good hearted character. Im sorry that her expectations of living in the cottage is dimming because of him.
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Shame, it’s terrible to see childhood dreams turn to ash.
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