Time for a big family photo!

Elisa couldn't be happier, despite the adversities of life, that pregnant teenager would be proud of the mother, grandmother and great-grandmother she had become. Of the family she had built over time.

Now let me introduce all of Saori!

Or you can jump, if you want.

Hiroki married Cecília and had three children with her: Sakura, Chariot and Kenji. Willow and Alexandre were promoted to grandparents, since their son Aiko married Jade and had little Noami (an infant in her arms). Faye and Aleksander are the youngest. Genshi and Cheyenne enjoyed life with their youngest, Kaito, who was about to go to college. Akira and Ashton started dealing with a teenager and the twins, Isis and Kyara. Asahel and Billie had three children, Arthur (yellow shirt) Júlio and Arthenne. Júlio is a trans sim, thanks to the LGBTQIA+ mod, he is still transitioning here, but I can say from the future that he is a beautiful boy.

"(...) I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you."

/Everything Everywhere All At Once

At the end of the wake, the three siblings were supported by their spouses. The silence in the cemetery was broken by their words of comfort. They missed each other greatly, but I had to move on. Leah: Until someday, Elisa and Gabriel. Tsubaki: Blue flowers have always been her favorite, thank you Leah.

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The routine in the new house continued as usual, Tsubaki taking care of the plants, Akira in the kitchen. But soon there would be big changes… Elisa came to visit and tell him first-hand that she would be the first sponsor of her grandson's restaurant, which surprised him a little.

Akira: What if I asked Anne to marry me? Tsubaki: I would say it was about time! Well, we would have a wedding soon! Because she said yes!

Today, as we were driving down the road, my mum and I got into a conversation about what it means and what you must do to leave a legacy.

My mum is one of those typical people who you think of when having such a conversation. She maintained that, to leave a legacy, someone or some group has to have had such an impact on the world that the world will never be the same.

I disagree.

I don't think that you have to impact the entire world to leave a legacy. I don't think you need to change something monumentally to leave behind something greater than yourself.

I believe that, to leave a legacy, you simply need to be the change for someone in some way, regardless how small.

You don't have to be remembered.  Your name doesn't have to be written down in history books and studied by school children.

Mrs. Rowling, whether she knows it or not, has left behind myself, her writing having made me find my love for the worlds that the written word can create out of ink and some paper.

The late Mr. Steve Irwin has unwittingly changed how I view the world, dangerous animals especially. Due to him, I've discovered a love for reptiles and a fondness for many other "terrifying" animals that cause most girls to shriek.

My darling (and unnamed for anonymity's sake) English teacher inspired the desire to write that story for which I've always searched and never found, which is no longer unfound as I've realized that the story is mine and must be written by myself.

My daddy fostered within me a thirst for knowledge in all forms and methods, leading me to explore and find myself. I've discovered that horses are amazing creatures and that I should'nt have given in and should've continued horse riding/care lessons. I've found that I have a decent amount of talent for singing and dancing and acting. I know know that I adore history and the different cultures found in different areas/regions/states/countries. 

Those people are some of those who I believe have left a very personal sort of legacy. My own.

Each and every person leave a legacy. Because each and every person interacts, reacts, and inadvertently helps form and change those around them.