So recently, actually, just a few days ago, I started playing this really charming challenge in Sims 4, based on historical facts and this whole and really interesting historical atmosphere. We’re starting in the 1870’s, with no electricity, without showers, only bathtubes, and manual and some artístic work to make money of, like woodwork, fishing and painting. I really wanted to create this really cute couple of “just married”. I literally think they’re adorable. So, this is the story: Anthony and Margüeritte Gudwin, just moved in a little house in Forgotten Hollow. They live off the woodwork of Anthony, who creates and sells forniture while sweet Margüeritte spends her time taking care of the house and garden. Margüeritte soon founds out they’ve been blassed with a really great soil in their bakyard, so she starts planting apple trees everywhere that grow very quickly with a beautiful quality. Their home soons starts to be know as “ the apple tree house” in the neighbordhood, (besides of course, of the woodwork of Anthony) and Margüeritte soon gets this reputation of the lady who bakes the most delicious apple pies in town! What only her husband knows, its that behind this really sweet and devote image of a spouse and housewife, it hides a really brilliant and creative woman. Margüeritte best passtime its painting, being actually really talented, but because of her being a woman in this era, she would be ignored as an artists and bad seeing. Instaed, her husband sells her paintings pretending to be the author and receibs all the critics and acomplishments for her work. Maybe later in the future she will get reconized by the society she once had to hide from, as many others artist in their own times.
Upgrade: Babies arrived! They just sucessfully went througt their first pregnancy only to found out they've had twins! William, the older twin and baby girl Eve are just born, and both mommy and daddy are pleasantly happy to first experience paternity. <3
Pictures!
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