Builders' Boulevard

For Lot  #30

The Eldest:

Natsuki was a beautiful child that grew up into an even more elegant young lady. Her grace was renowned and she had many suitors. One young suitor from a very traditional family, as well as one slightly above her station caught her eye and she fell head over heals in love. As they courted she endeavored to learn all she could to be the perfect wife. She studied art and music. Her innate perfectionism made her a natural for the precise brush strokes needed in calligraphy. She also attended cooking school to learn how to make all of her love’s favorite meals; in doing this she found she was natural in the kitchen. Their courtship was one that all girls dream of, stolen kisses, flowers and love letters abounded. Finally his family accepted her and arrangements were made for their wedding. One week before the wedding an officer appeared at her family’s home to inform her of the accident. Her love was dead, her heartbroken. Being a hopeless romantic Natsuki vowed never to marry another and she held true. She continued with her art through her life and from time to time gets commissioned for truly special pieces, her favorite being the symbol for love given to newlyweds. As her years play out she has become slightly absentminded, lost in her thoughts of her impending reunited with her one true love at the end of her life. She is content to wait out that time living with her younger sister and watching over her.

The Youngest:

Aina was a plain child who fell in the shadow of her beautiful older sister Natsuki. She watched the pain her older sister went through when her fiancé was tragically killed only days before their wedding. Because of this she vowed never to marry. Being in the shadows was not a bad thing to Aina. She was a natural loner who preferred her long walks through the flowers and trees of the village. She also enjoyed helping her mother in the garden when she could. Eventually time caught up her care free days and when she was old enough she dutifully took a job at the local business offices where she remained a secretary until the dawn of computers. Never happy with her job asit kept her indoors with more people than she cared to be around she happily resigned. In an effort to help with the running of the family home she took over the garden from her ailing mother. Under her care it flourished and soon she was able to sell fruits and vegetables at the local market. During her daily trips to the market to sell she struck up a friendship with one of the elder fisherman who offered to teach her the fine points of bait, as well asall the local places to fish. Aina found the lone art of fishing to her liking as well and would proudly bring her catch home to Natsuki to cook as often as she could. These days Aina happily still brings fish home for Natsuki though she prefers to eat solely from her garden’s bounty.

(I'll post a link when I upload them, but I wanted to work out their backstory first so I'd know exactly how I wanted them to be, I hope you enjoyed reading.)

What a fantastic story! Such a great way to get into character, such commitment bulfrog.

I am totally in love with these sisters even though I've never yet met them.

Can't wait to see them.

Mmmm... looks like copy and pasting from word eats a lot of spaces. Sorry it's so hard to read. I didn't notice until just now that it did that. Now I'm frustrated I can't edit to fix it.

I edited it for you

Oh bless you!

The Tamura Sisters

Hope you enjoy. Feel free to post on the TS3 thread. I would but I can't access the forums at all.

Hi bulfrog. I got the Tamura Sisters. Thank you. I already downloaded them to instal in my game and for the Tamura Sisters Residence Pictorial

I love the story of these two sisters. And they're great-looking too! Saved a place for them in my game, along with their home!

Thanks Linday!

One word of warning... I had no idea that Natsuki was still carrying around the dulcina guitar in her inventory from practicing which is why it has the store warning on the download. I honestly didn't know their inventory transfered so I didn't even think about.

Very nice job, I already gave you a rec