The Many Lives of Mirana

My last days at uni went by very quickly. It turned out that an elective in romance could count towards graduation so I signed up for one. I read one of the poems I wrote for class at Darby's Den, the student union.

I didn't eat sensibly while in college so I started jogging through Britechester to work off the weight I gained.

During my last weekend I went to the Romance Festival and asked the Romance Guru what I should do about my love life. She said to follow my heart (and also to keep exercising). It seems like an interesting kind of job.

As soon as I left uni (with a straight A average, would have been an A+ except for an A- in March of the Machines), I started work as a judge. I missed graduation, but they sent me my diploma in the mail.

I'd been looking forward to dating the field, but my blind date was only so-so, and the only person on Cupid's Corner that I found attractive was my high school sweetheart Kaiden. I was thinking about calling him, but then he called me and said he was still in love with me, and I was the only one for him.

So I asked him to move in. At last I could see that he got a decent haircut.

Kaiden proposed the next day.

With the money he brought, we were able to expand the little house I'd had built in San Sequoia.We both like nature enthusiasts, so we're taking up gardening. 

I added an office for my work as a romance consultant. That's right -- I changed jobs because being a judge was too depressing. I'd much rather spend my days with lovers than with criminals and lawyers.

Malcolm and his HSS Britany were my first clients. They weren't sure where their relationship was going, and Malcolm felt sometimes that Britany was judging him.

I encouraged them to discuss their differences.

The next thing I knew they were exchanging wedding vows!

Kaiden and I are making plans to get married, too.

Note: The game doesn't send over couples for counseling in the Romance Consultant career, at least not at level 3.