*My Sims game is acting up, there will be no pictures, I apologize in advance*
EPILOGUE
After a crazy few years in Tom's beach house, he decided it was time to, well, kick everyone out. The previous inhabitants tell us about their experience, and what is going on now.
TOM
"There was just too much drama. I never expected all this to happen, maybe I was just being naive. Its been a long time since I thought of the others. However, within that time I have moved my ex-girlfriend from college, Laurie, in with me. We got married about a year ago, and we are expecting twins! Of course the people I invited to the wedding didn't include Hayley, Allen, or Peter. Why? Hayley and Allen have been hiding from the police, I haven't been able to get in contact with them, but why would I want criminals at my wedding? Peter was the main person to cause all the drama. He kind of ruined it for everyone, but I don't want to blame anyone. I did invite Marcia, but she didn't come. I do keep in contact with her, to check on Penelope. I am happy with my current state of being."
MARCIA
"Me? Well, I am doing great. That was sarcasm. I'm a single mom, and I clean houses for a living, and just to make it better, I'm pregnant again, and my boyfriend dumped me. Not too happy."
BILL
"Kate and I are doing wonderful. Darren has been a great child, I think he might of inherited some of my athletic abilties! I can already see it-- father and son holding up a trophy! My career is doing fine, even though we haven't gone into the championship since before I moved in with Tom and the rest, but I'm content. I am."
KATE
"I can't believe it! The painting I was working on when I first met Peter is up in a museum. I call it "Innocence Killed". Because that's what Peter did to me. I was innocent and young, I had tons to live for, and I could do anything I wanted. But now, I'm a mom, but don't get me wrong, Darren is a dream child, but I have always wanted to paint around different parts of the world, but I guess not. At least I have Bill."
PETER
"Yeah, I know what I did. No need to remind me. I still have a hard time accepting the fact that I'm a dad. Of two. I mean, sure, I have responsibilities, but guess what I do to them? I push them out of my mind. Or at least I used to. I'm working on convincing myself that I'm not twenty anymore. I'm getting close to 40, and I've never even held down a job for more that a few months. I guess the party has to stop one day or another."
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