Granite Simmer

After Sara’s death Kamrin never had been the same, he thought by moving to a new city he might be able to dull the pain. He was beginning to realise that moving on was a lot harder than he could ever imagine.

Yusuf could hear his fathers muffled sobs through the door. He had sparing memories of his mother, only snippets of times they played at the park together or the time he skinned his knee riding his push bike as a toddler and she ran to his side. From what he knew, his mother was a good woman.

Hey y’all, I’m back hopefully for a lot longer this time. Sorry for not posting in so long but to be honest, I lost interest in the sims for a while as well as my other series. The other series are gonna be on hiatus until I find some kind of passion to bring them back but for now, I’ll mainly be telling Kamrin and his families story. So below is a little background information for this new story I’ll be telling, I hope you all enjoy!

Barely Coping

Kamrin and Sara met in high school, the image of a picture perfect high school couple. Home coming queen and king, he was on the football team and she was a cheerleader. Fast forward three years out of high school, they were married with their first child only a baby, Yusuf Malik. Another two years passed and Sara was pregnant again, this time with a baby girl. The night Sara went into labour was the worst night of Kamrin’s life, Sara had given birth to their new daughter Azra but not without complications. Sara had passed away soon after giving birth, leaving Kamrin alone to support his two children without anyone to help him through his grief or the struggles of parenting.

Back at Tanner and Adeline’s new house they were both cuddling their new twin girls.

“What should we name our new babies,” Tanner looks at his new baby girl, “What are we gonna name you huh?”

“I’m thinking Ivy and Millie,” Adeline looked hopefully towards Tanner.

Harper drew her son into a big hug.

“Oh honey, you know your dad and I will always love you no matter what,” Harper looked her son in the eyes, “we’ll always accept you.”

Hey, thanks so much for the ask, here is my answers:

39. Do you have any scars?Yes, I have one scar on my thumb when I sliced my finger open with a knife while trying to cut up a capsicum.44. Do you have a strong accent?To other Australians it’s probably a pretty regular accent but to international people I probably sound like I’ve got this extremely thick Australian accent.71. What makes you nervous?Oh boy that’s a loaded question, well basically any kind of public speaking or testing of any kind. Meeting people for the first time or talking to people I barely know, or starting a new class or sport with people I don’t really know. Yeah so like a lot of things, it seems to me that making online friends is a lot easier for me than real life ones I don’t know why but yep it’s a thing.

i just found out she’s a cat lover so why not get a cat

Sunday 5:48 - Peterson House, Willow Creek

In Willow Creek Nick is sitting on the floor of his bedroom crying, his mum walks into the room with a pile of clothes to put away and sees him.

“Honey... what’s wrong? Is it Tanner and Adeline again?” Harper spoke in a soft and comforting tone.

“I just can’t believe they’re both gone, especially since the last time I talked to Tanner we had a huge fight,” Tanner burrowed his head into his knees.

“What did you fight about, you two were best friends since you were kids?” Harper strategically questioned Nick, trying to not put him in a worse mood.

“It was nothing, just stupid stuff,” Nick answered dismissively, trying to stop his mum from finding out about the actual reasons for their fight.

“Honey... I know that’s not the whole story, I need you to tell me what the real reason for that fight was.” Harper said.

Sunday 4:26 - Hospital

Back at the hospital, Adeline is laying on the operation table about to give birth.

“You can do this baby, you’re the strongest person I know.” Tanner tried to help Adeline get through her labour.