#gideon scott

Year 1556 Part 8:

Rose also celebrated her eighteenth birthday in Tartosa which was a joy for Larissa and Gideon. Gideon was glad to see both of his children as adults though the birthday reminded him of his own age while Larissa was disappointed she could no longer admit to anyone in her new town that she was her daughter’s mother. She was just her aging husband’s far younger wife. The real trouble faced by the Scott family was that Rose had began courting a local nobleman’s son named John Laurent and it was very unclear where he stood on vampires. 

While the Scott family dealt with their own troubles, Millicent Mayne had her sixth birthday and her hair lightened to a more blue color as opposed the the green it was initially though Elinor figured that it could change over time. 

1500-1599 Recap Part 46:

Toddler spam of Adrian’s daughters. 

1500-1599 Recap Part 21:

Simon loved being an uncle to his little nephews which was adorable to see. Though I think pretty much anything toddlers do is cute so I may be biased. 

Millicent and Larissa had very different experiences with their pregnancies. Both husbands were excited to be parents but John quickly got over his excitement and spent most of the time just arguing with his wife. Gideon just kept asking to feel the baby which was adorable. 

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Larissa was still skeptical of her upcoming wedding but went through with it anyways. Gideon seemed nice enough so that was all well and good. I did match them up because they were both creative sims so I figured they would be a good pair and when I left them alone because rotational play, their relationship bars kept rising until they maxed out so I’d say they grew on each other over time. 

Isabel was not having fun because of her morning sickness but Thomas was anticipating fatherhood eagerly by helping Simon out. 

Year 1563 Part 3:

TW/CW: Death

The Plague had hit Tartosa and Larissa was made a widow earlier than she thought she would be. Worse yet was the news that the plague had hit the Laurent home and while no one had died yet, things were not looking good for Rose’s family. 

The Plague devastated the Carlisle home when Wren died and Anthony followed shortly after. It didn’t help that Arthur had noticed that he and Walter were beginning to show symptoms of the illness as well. To keep his girls safe, he left them with Thomas at least until they could recover. 

Year 1557 Part 2:

It couldn’t be helped that eventually John and Rose’s relationship progressed to the point that marriage was on the table. Gideon was glad that his daughter had found a match for love and a very, very wealthy husband so that she would be set to have a far more comfortable life than anything he could give but Larissa was hesitant since his family held their reputation above all else and the news that their heir’s new wife is a vampire might not be taken well.