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[MendyLou]

Shoving back her chair and hitting the power button on the pc, the little girl sighs and rubs at her temple. She likes reading the stories almost as much as she likes playing the game, that last one was kind of weird though. Wandering in search of her mother the pain strikes at her viciously. Crumbling to the ground unconscious, she doesn't hear her mother scream out her name.

Everyone came to the funeral, the girl was greatly loved in the small town. Her mother was devastated and had put the old house by the waterfall up for sale, the furnishings and toys donated to the local orphanage. She couldn't stay here any longer, every time she closed her eyes she could hear the sound of Charity's laughter. <058>

Opening her eyes to sunlight through the trees, she is soothed by the sounds of a waterfall nearby. She can see a small town in the distance, though from here it mostly looks abandoned. At the edge of the town is what looks like an old warehouse, the red cross on it's roof belies the fact that it was once the towns hospital. She can't remember much, just a few hazy images that make no sense at all. Pushing those images to the side Charity decides that this would be a lovely place to build a big house, after all there is already a mailbox and a trashcan here....

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[MendyLou]

Thus begins Charity's new life, as a sim. Having been a player in her previous life she should be quite happy in my little abandoned town of Averton, as long as her memory never returns.

I'm hoping she and her descendants will rebuild the town and turn it into a booming metropolis someday though the competition will be stiff. Hope everyone enjoyed my little story as much as I enjoyed writing it for you.

It did turn out kind of creepy didn't it? LOL

Have a happy!

[spladoum]

Ah, I figured she was a ghost in some way or shape. Very nicely done. :--)

[YrS92]

Great story:)

[cadiva]

Nice twist to a familiar theme :)

[Lena22]

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Really Good!