Have your Sim(s) been robbed by a burglar today?

"wendyyi1;c-18102724" wrote:
Not today, but recently the burglar came twice in one night. That has never happened to me before.
Normally the burglar comes between 2.00 and 3.00, but this night they came at about 12.30 and then again about 2.30.
Both times the same lazy cop came and both times the burglar escaped because he was too busy thinking about coffee. :angry:
https://i.postimg.cc/7YJ7gkw6/Lazy-Cop-2-2.jpg

"ItsMeThatGuy;c-18102725" wrote:

Oh my. The victim seems like an single Elder. I haven't been robbed yet but I've heard of it.

"ItsMeThatGuy;c-18103027" wrote:
That policeman, for some reason, looks like my Sim that I made! That's weird.

My sim has been having a rough few days. Teen Annie lives in Isle of Sims III with her cat, Hairball, and her dog, Cookie. She makes her living from her garden, and since it's a tropical island, she can garden all year round. Thanks to NRaas mods, there are two seasons of two weeks each, with all holidays, and the weather during the spring only slightly cooler than summer, and no school in the summer. During the summer, she spent most of her time on her garden, but she’s letting it die off now that school has started.

Now that she has to spend much of her day in school, things have gotten complicated, and much more so than I expected. Mornings are fine, but on Monday after school, she went for a one hour jog, then tended to her garden before showering. She got a notification that there would be prom on Thursday night, so she went off to find Charlie, a boy who has shown an interest in her and even called her for a date, during which he proved his interest by asking her to watch the stars.

Charlie was way on the other side of the map, in an area where Annie had to run most of the way to reach him. I had her chat with him a little, then start romantic interactions until she could ask him to go steady, then ask him to the prom. He happily accepted, so she kissed him good-bye and ran back home.

By then it was getting late, and she had very little time before bed for homework, so I decided she’d be better off getting some sleep and working on it at school the next morning. Unfortunately, I’d forgotten about the field trip that day, so she wasn’t able to finish it. Oops!

After school on Tuesday, she had quite a bit of work in her garden, because all of the UL herbs needed to be harvested, and a lot of plants need to be disposed of. When she finished, she had to give Cookie a flea bath. Then she took a shower, but the shower broke, so she had to repair it and mop up the puddle.

She wanted to write Charlie a love letter, so she did that, then grabbed some leftovers from the fridge and put her plate on the table. Unfortunately, before she could sit down to eat, Hairball jumped up on the table, and now he was covered in fleas. Who wants to eat with fleas jumping all over the table? So she took Hairball to the bathtub and gave him a flea bath. She finally ate, but it was already late, and she only got 3% of her homework done before she was sleepy and needed to go to bed. So she put it off for the next morning again.

Shortly before 1 AM, a burglar showed up on her lot. She promptly got out of bed and went downstairs and out the door, and beat him up.

https://i.imgur.com/OtmeLZu.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/TlVIDYO.jpg

Then, as a police officer had arrived, she headed back inside to go back to bed. But the burglar then beat up the police officer.

https://i.imgur.com/o9AOoyq.jpg

So Annie reversed course, went back outside, and beat the burglar up again.

https://i.imgur.com/X6o827W.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/X8FOJ7H.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/P4RIhcS.jpg

As the police officer handcuffed him and Annie went back inside, a message popped up that said, “Trenton (the burglar) is very angry with Annie.” No kidding! She isn’t exactly happy with you either, pal! At least she was awarded $500 for apprehending the burglar. That helped.

Thankfully, she managed to finish her late homework at school before noon, and with a smaller garden and no disruptions to her Wednesday afternoon and evening, she managed to finish that day’s homework with about ½ hour to spare before going to bed, even after having taken some time earlier to talk to Charlie on the phone. Hopefully, for her sake, the rest of the week will be uneventful, other than the prom, of course. But at least there’s no risk of her becoming romantically involved with some undesirable guy at prom.