#scott gen2

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5 April, Year 66

Landgraab/Scott dinner party!

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Mr. Travis Scott Jr and Mrs. Sophia Scott

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28 October, Year 65

Milo and Jessica are enjoying have a child free house!

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Dear Ma and Pa,

If you’ve found this letter, then I am gone. Aboard the same boat carrying Travis and Sophia across the ocean to Britechester. I’m sorry I didn’t say goodbye - I knew that you would stop me. I don’t want to marry Joaquin, and you can tell him that.

If you need to contact me, send the message to Travis. He’ll know where to find me.

Eddie

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Travis Jr has married Edna’s best friend, Sophia. It was quite a sudden thing - I’ve never know Travis to show interest in anything but his art. It seems as if there’s been a change in him - he asked Miss Jordan to marry him, and seemed eager to be wed. Edna is just as happy, and insisted on helping with every bit of the planning. I expect she’s excited for her own upcoming wedding. Though Travis and Sophia won’t be able to attend that ceremony - my son is taking his art supplies and his bride to live across the ocean in Britechester, where he will hone his craft and start his family.

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Dear Jacques,

Cassandra and I had no luck in producing a child of our own, try as we might. Though we have many other wonderful things in our lives - the home, our careers (she a composer, me an author), each other - the house was made to be filled with children and without them it felt empty. 

Some higher power must have known what we were missing. As I was leaving Howard’s place in the city after a visit, I came across a little cluster of children in ragged clothing. The eldest, Floyd, told me that he would busk for money to provide for his friends. I knew instantly I couldn’t leave them on the street - it’s nearly winter! So I brought them home to Cassie. Though she was shocked at first, I know she’ll warm up to the idea.

All that to say - I’m a father now! Do you have any unused clothing or toys to offer to my new brood? Maybe some dresses that Eddie has grown out of?

Love, from Elmer

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Mr. Howard Scott and Mrs. Lana Scott

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Dear diary,

Oh, when Elmer arrived on the doorstep with three ragged and hungry little orphans, I swear I’ve never felt such a purpose! I knew that these were my children - to feed, teach, and care for.

The eldest boy, Floyd, is very gifted with his fiddle and can hardly be separated from it, even to sleep. Little Myrtle is blind, but she’s a clever and very friendly girl who already calls me ‘Ma’! Albert was born without a full left leg - still, he has enough energy for two boys. Elmer is already working to make a crutch for him. 

I may not have so much time to write these days, as the children keep me very busy. What a wonderful thing to write! I’m truly a mother now.

Cassandra