Part 3: The Pancakes
First Eliza gets a new hairdo and some tweaks to outfits. This hairstyle seems to fit her personality more, in my opinion.
While the Pancakes are the talk of the town, mostly guys making fun of Bob for being a doormat, it seems to work for these two. Eliza likes being bossy, and Bob likes being bossed around. He doesn't so much like the gossip, though. He's keeping his eye out for a bro to watch sports with. Eliza wants a baby, and Bob is happy to help make that happen. Maybe the baby will get the neighbor's attention on something else besides their marriage.
Eliza gets busy decorating their house, and while they're quickly running out of simoleons, she's happy with the progress. Both of them like having their own beds, but with a baby on the way, they can no longer afford to have entirely separate bedrooms. Eliza comes up with a renovation that will allow for a child's bedroom and a small private office for Bob. As long as he has a space to get away from all of Eliza's fascination with pink decor, he's cool. And what better way to cope, than a jog with pancakes in hand. Extra syrup.
Bob's been mastering the art of cooking the perfect pancakes, and is so obsessed that he goes jogging with them in hand. A promotion follows close at hand.
And Bob and Eliza welcome their new family member, little Robert Pancakes. Bob is so excited for a new son to teach the secrets of the perfect pancake. The secret to perfect pancakes and syrup will have a legacy in the hands of a boy all his own.
