#cavallos

Leonor is sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crimes of theft and suspected arson. No one can prove she started the fire, as there’s really no one at fault except my sims being horrid cooks. Leonor is filled with regret and anguish over her sentencing.

Isabelica takes the news worse than her mother. She’s devasted and nothing can console the girl.

Leonor is allowed to stay for Alonza’s birthday. After which Leonor will go to live in a prison tower far away and her daughters will live in the covent (soon to be built.)

It’s the last Leonor will see her children for a long time. Potentially the last ever, as it’d be better for the girls to disown their mother so they don’t have to pay her debts  :(

Round summery

Alonza is born and becomes a toddler

Isabelica ages to a child

Leonor is caught and setenced to 10 years in prison for theft and arson commited during the Dahle Round 

The pigs that Leonor stole all die :(

One day two well dressed men show up to the humble cottage. They asked Isabelica to fetch her mother.

Leonor recognized the red head as Lord Hadrius Bamonte. She did her best to try and schmooze him.

The other noble Leonor didn’t know. Hadrius explained his companion was Lord Edvard Bergstrom. Hadrius went inside while Edvard spoke with Leonor. “Standard inspection.” He said with a smile. “My apologies for your late husband, we’re only tying up some loose ends related to that terrible fire.”

“Fire?” Leonor found herself beginning to sweat.

Upstairs, Hadrius had found all the proof he needed.

The Lord of Vilena rushed back downstairs in a fit of rage. “How could my own subjects be thieves and arsonists!” He shouted.

Not long after the birth of her little sister, Isabelica celebrates her fifth birthday and becomes a child.

Shit. The Cavallos family has been super stressful, Leonor’s needs are awful and she has to raise Isabelica while also tending the cattle.  I also forgot we had pigs as they’re the only thing on the top floor.

Leonor was busy teaching her daughter to talk when she went into labor.

Leonor Cavallos had not expected to be widowed so young.. Her husband Alfonso had died tragically fighting a fire. Alfonso and his wife had been visting the mountains that day and stopped to greet one of the new families. It was Leonor who had snuck to the back and led away the hogs and the boar. It was her idea, she’d convinced Alfonso to stay as not to arise suspicion. Her mind was swimming in the money that would soon be theirs, money for her daughter Isabelica’s dowry, when the knights arrived at their home with the news. Her husband dead. No body to return, just those four letters.

Leonor did not feel well. She was worried and grief striken. She had no husband to help her with the family cattle herd, not to mention the pigs tucked away in the back of the house. And what if someone suspected her? What if they questioned where the pigs had gone?