#koji ayaka

[valentinskind]

When Yuri and Vishal were together, no one else around them existed anymore. Even after all those years together, it was still that way. And what some described as romantic, while others didn’t care about at all, made a minority feel nauseous. Koji loved his parents and his family. But his parents’ constant cuddling and kissing was just too much. Maybe it was because he had grown older himself, but the more he heard his parents whispering and laughing like teenagers in love, the more disgusting he found the situation. Chiharu knew his brother well and knew how to calm him down: A SNOWBALL FIGHT!

[valentinskind]

As a gifted artist, Vishal had decided some time ago that he wanted to keep some of his paintings - partly to decorate the house and partly to bequeath one to each of his children in the foreseeable future. He liked the idea that, even after he was gone, his family would remember him because his art would still hang on their walls. During another family dinner, Koji revisited the past and asked questions about the break-in. Even though that incident had happened some time ago, it still weighed heavily on the family’s minds. It’s understandable why Izumi hasn’t yet told her family what she does for a living.

[valentinskind]

Inaru learned to walk and how to use the potty from her father. She really enjoyed spending time with her father after work, as he always went out of his way to make her life a happy one. After a soothing bath, Zain put Inaru in her crib and met up with Koji. Their relationship was getting better and better. Zain hinted that he thought he was coming up with an idea that would help not only Koji but also himself.

[valentinskind]

Since Chiharu seemed to have inherited his father’s penchant for creative evenings, his parents decided to transform the hallway on the first floor into a sort of pottery area. Chiharu enjoyed every moment as his hands worked the clay to shape plates. One morning, while Vishal was preparing breakfast, he came across this golden pitcher. “It’s dirty, too,” he said as he tried to scrub the stains off. And the next moment, a genie stood before him and asked for his three wishes. Vishal had no idea what had just happened and could only manage to say, “Simoleons”. There was a loud bang, and before he knew it, a large sack full of money appeared in front of him. "Noice."

[valentinskind]

Since Zain had moved out, the brothers finally each had their own room. Well, at least they each had their own bed. Because, really, they still liked sharing different aspects of a room. The question was always which one had the better toy at the moment. And the best toy seemed to be the little speckled horse.

[valentinskind]

One evening at dinner, Yuri complained that she felt the house lacked a bit of personality and that something really needed to be done about it. She said she actually felt a bit sad whenever she walked into certain rooms. So the family decided together to tackle the “Sherazi House TLC” project.

[valentinskind]

But it wasn't just cooking and baking for the family that kept Yuri sane; she also threw herself into her work. Her boss told her that she only needed one or two more business contacts and she would get her final promotion in her architecture career. She didn't need to be told twice.

A few days later, she was promoted to the top of her architecture career. Vishal was in a manic state. All he could think about was his counterfeiting machine. So he got up in the morning and devoted himself once again to printing money. The family account grew by $746, but then there was a knock at the door: the police! It was a warning that packed a punch: Vishal had to pay a 1000$ fine. Luckily for him, Pearlbrook Prison was still under construction, so he got off with a slap on the wrist. However, the machine was confiscated. Koji continued to bury his nose in books and learned how to stay calm in the event of a house fire. A strange topic for a child, but if it helps him…

ROS (Yuri): All work and no play: Time to buckle down. This sim can only do actions that contribute to higher performance at work or school.

[valentinskind]

Everyone has a different approach when it comes to grief. Vishal focused on perfecting his drawings and channeling his grief into powerful brushstrokes. This led him to achieve his life goal, but that wasn't enough for him. He wanted to immortalize himself artistically even further. And then he discovered this old money printing machine somewhere on Sims List.

The man, who had been having trouble sleeping since the break-in, now became a criminal himself. But strangely enough, he didn't see himself as a criminal. He saw himself as the creator of a forgotten art form. He was less concerned with the money, even if that was a nice side effect, than with expressing himself artistically.

Yuri was afraid for her husband's mental state. She tried to support the family in their grief and conjured up new recipes. As Koji and she sat at the dinner table, Koji asked his mother about the strange noise coming from his father's studio. Yuri found it difficult to explain, but decided to stick to the truth because she didn't want to lie to her children. Koji didn't really understand what was so bad about this money machine: more money meant fewer worries, didn't it?

Chiharu, who had grown up, followed his mother's example and baked little muffins. And Koji immersed himself in homework and reading books about criminal basics.

Vishal gained lifelong platin aspiration by selling a masterpiece worth over 1000$