#millicent bell

Francis took very little after his mother in my opinion which was both fortunate and unfortunate. I do like to see kids look like a blend of genetics and not just primarily one parent after all. 

Then the other cousins celebrated their sixth birthdays which was nice to see. I was glad to see that they all survived their child rolls and surprised that Francis didn’t inherit those Vlad traits, don’t worry though his sister and her descendants have made up for that loss. 

Then Francis Scott, Mathias and Elinor Bell were born. All of which was a happy occasion for the family as they continued to grow. 

Then Larissa and Millicent were pregnant at the same time. Larissa was over the moon while Millicent was anything but happy with this news. 

So John and Millicent married though Millicent was not happy about it she was content with marrying John being her fate. They immediately started trying for a child but not long after the wedding, the two began to argue and fight all the time. They were in the red when I came back to their household the first time. 

Now that Millicent and Mathias aren’t in the main town anymore, they have been released into the wild of my save lol and I will give important updates like birthdays/weddings/children/deaths but since when I checked Mathias’ preferences he had no preference for anyone (definitely aro/ace) I don’t think there will be too many children (if any) from this branch of the family going forward. Anyways, Millicent finally has a happy relationship with a generated sim named Tori Riddle who has a daughter of her own (Millicent and her are married when I checked in on them) and they are expecting. I’m happy that they’re content with their lives now that my death rolls don’t apply to non family houses (Technically Mathias is family but I’ve decided that fate wasn’t kind to Millicent for most of her young adult life and she should enjoy the rest of it with her wife, son, step-daughter, and new baby. That being said her elder rolls are still going to be in effect since she is still associated with the main household). 

While her twins seemed fine with the arrangement, Millicent tried to keep herself from crying as she bid farewell to her daughter for what was likely to be the last time. 

Millicent debated leaving town now that her children were older but without her horrible family guiding her desire to flee, she wondered if leaving would actually do any good for her family. She was happy though that her