Toyonaga

At the end of last season, a lullaby was heard. This season began by letting me know exactly who heard that lullaby.

Christy took care of beginning Marcus’ toddler training.

Delphinia headed down to Dance Fever. She decided that she needed something to draw people in, so placed a poker table as well as a small bathroom and was able to up the price to $13.

Her father, wanting her business to be a success, came in and settled down at the poker table.

And he stayed.

And stayed. While waiting for customers, Delphinia dug for treasures. She found three maps, but decided to keep them instead of selling them.

Still low on money, she couldn’t afford to add a sunlamp to the building, and was far too stubborn to just go home and come back later.

She thought she could handle the lack of sunlight, dawn was only minutes away.

Luckily she collapsed outside, and the sun revived her.

After she revived, she actually had some patrons that wanted to actually dance.

Later that night, it was a night for green skinned people.

She also, finally got her gold sales badge and closed Dance Fever down.

When she reopened it, she charged $99 an hour.

And, paying that amount, she actually had people that came to learn to dance.

Finally, after many days and nights away, Dance Fever reached level 5 and Delphinia headed home with enough money to completely decorate the house and pay the taxes. It was decided that for now, the nursery could handle both Marcus and the new baby.

Delphinia also had time to talk to Marcus and become his best friend.

Christy had learned how to make toys before ever meeting Delphinia and used that ability for Marcus.

He was very thankful for that ability.

Delphinia started looking for a job in the Dance career. She finally found one after three days of looking, although it would not start until spring was over.

Delphinia invited her family over on Sunday (yes, Raebeth, the idea came from you)

Even though there was still snow on the ground, the plantsims enjoyed the water walker.

Marcus was so overcome by the many people around that he didn’t manage to get back to his blanket before falling asleep.

Delphinia was very surprised when she started throwing up. She obviously hadn’t been listening very hard the last time she and her wife woohoo’d because she didn’t remember hearing the lullaby, but she hadn’t eaten anything *to* throw up.

When Christy went into labor, she thought it was an artistic moment, although Christy probably did not agree.

The little black haired brown eyed, brown skinned girl was handed over to Delphinia.

So her twin brother could be delivered. Delphinia wanted the girl to be named something to do with flowers, just like the rest of her family. Christy had recently been researching her family and found that their name came from Japan, and I had just been reading Naruto fanfic. Therefore, the little girl is Sakura (Cherry Blossom) and the boy is Sasuke (Help Blossom? That’s what Behind the name says).

With Christy still reeling from the birth, Delphinia put Sakura down.

So she herself could pop.

The house, which had seemed so big, was suddenly much smaller, as they had to place the cribs in the dining room and the change table in the living room, just so they’d have enough room.

Marcus thought he could help by heading outside and playing on his Twirl, Spin and Wobble.

He helped infinitely more by growing up.

They managed to build and decorate an upstairs, although Marcus’ bed is pretty much the only thing up there at the moment. He agreed to leave his toys in the nursery so that his brother and sister can use them.

Marcus headed off to school in the morning. He hoped to make a new friend at school, but wasn’t too worried about it. He knew that the twins would be growing up into toddlers, who would be able to play with him after he got home that night.

Exhausted after a long day at school (and having gotten up very early because he was so excited) Marcus took a nap when he got home, and almost missed the twins birthday. Luckily his moms woke him up so he’d be sure not to miss it.

Sakura popped into childhood just like she was supposed to.

Sasuke refused because he had a dirty diaper, and had to be changed before he agreed to age up.

(I apologize for the awful twin pictures, I have *no* full on faces from them).

While he was up, Christy took on teaching Marcus to study.

Both parents worked on the toddlers skills.

Delphinia had just become best friends with Sakura, when she felt a pain.

Sakura wanted to know what was going on, and Sasuke woke up from the cries as Delphinia went into labor.

And yet another little girl was born. This one they named Hana which was Japanese for flower (and is yet another name from Naruto).

That’s the end of this season! Back to the Hawkings in summer (and I can’t wait, because the baby does not have the same parent as either of the others, so I want to see it!)

Stats:

Sims: 29 (+3)

Households: 6

Community Lots: 5

SM: 3

Population: 87

Dance Fever: level 5

Jobs: Dance – Delphinia

As soon as Delphinia Deppiesse moved into this small, empty, unfurnished house just a small distance from her family, she called Christy. Christy, for some unknown reason, decided she needed to sneak onto the property.

Perhaps she was hoping her proposal would be a surprise?

The two decided to get married right then and there. Among other things, Delphinia was worried about a problem with the marriage license such as her mother had.

This would be the other thing. Their house didn’t even have a toilet yet for Delphinia to throw up in.

Delphinia had been trying to save up all of her money to open Dance Fever, a dance school that would, hopefully, help her with her dream of becoming a ballerina. However, no one would pay more than $3 to go in, and they didn’t stay long enough to give her any stars. With her low motives because of the new baby, she decided to give it up for now. She would go back after the baby was born and rethink her idea.

With no business, and no current jobs, the two decided to work on their skills.

Delphinia had brought two masterpieces that she had completed at her old house with her, so they were not completely broke, and she kept painting.

When they weren’t skilling, Delphinia and Christy kept their spirits up in other ways.

Delphinia had been trying to clean up their house before the birth of the baby when she suddenly went into labor. Christy’s comments that adoption would be easier, did not help at the time.

They named their little boy Marcus, and at the moment, he looked just like his other mother.

Time passed very quickly, and it was soon time for Marcus’ first birthday. Delphinia made sure to call her family and invite them over for the auspicious occasion.