I’m 30 and have been playing the sims for two decades. Now I’m documenting it. Mature content tagged w/ 'simsmut' Currently Playing: Drama in the Family Legacy | Gen 4
You’re ambitious and cunning, you’ve always dreamt of climbing to the top, no matter the cost. With charm and intelligence, you plan to build a successful career and wield power that others can only envy, but beneath your polished exterior lies a carefully guarded secret. Your wealth doesn't come from hard work alone. Whether it's from a questionable source, a hidden underground business, or a string of shady dealings, your fortune is far from clean. Determined to keep your secrets buried, you balance your double life, knowing that one slip could unravel everything you've worked for.
Aspiration: Fabulously Wealthy
Traits: Shady, Materialistic, Jealous
Skills (3 or more): Charisma, Programming, Mischief, Entrepreneur
Career: Business
Situations & Goals
Monopoly Money: The law finally catches wind of your shady business practices and financial crimes, now you must face consequences.
Lines Drawn: After your actions come to light, you and your heir see less eye to eye than ever before.
Get a degree in history, communications or business (or cheat), then start a career in business.
Accept/Say yes to every shady career prompt.
Regardless of degree, pretend to work in business but actually work as a criminal.
Pretend to be a good person, have a good reputation, keep your shadiness a secret
As an adult, get “caught” embezzling. You’ll lose everything – your house, your expensive furniture, and most of your money.
Move the family into a smaller, cheaper fixer-upper, and cheat money to 2000 simoleons, if not criminal already, you could change careers.
Have a different parenting style and relationship to each of your children, with the most strained being the heir.
After a lot of saving and scrimping, the girls were finally able to move onto that large plot of land and get a decent-sized house. Sure, it'll never be the Brindleton Bay mansion, but it's a hell of a lot less cramped than the last place.
Lillie: Nineteen. I know, I know... I was in a rebellious phase, and my boyfriend at the time. We were in the same class, our parents had a lot of connections. I guess someone pointed them in your direction and saw you as a safe bet, but once I got to your old place, I got it.
Juniper: Are you okay now? Safe?
Lillie: Yes, that's what gave me the courage to seek you out. I know it's probably too soon to meet her, but maybe when she's older...
Juniper: I'd like to keep in contact with you, I think we could ease into it.
While Juniper and Bristol are having a difficult time adjusting to 'simple' life, Danika has found it peaceful, and has taken up working in the garden.
When all was said and done, Juniper and the family was left with a measly $7,000 to their name. The house is nice, but cramped. Martina is focused on getting the girls readjusted, while Juniper is focused on rebuilding their lives. There's a 64x64 across the neighborhood that she's already eyeing.
Juniper: None. They started working it into my regular projects, and I was getting bigger bonuses. The money... well, look at this place. Not to disregard you being a literal surgeon, of course. But... I don't know, it was addictive.
Martina: I do take solace in you not being the mastermind. The girls will adjust, I think. Honestly, they'll probably take it better than you, I know you've always been accustomed to a certain lifestyle...
Juniper: Well, moving to Chestnut Ridge still better than jail.
