Welcome back to ‘Reviving the Legacy’. This is the final chapter of generation one, as Corah becomes a young adult. Thanks for reading, and don’t forget to leave a comment!
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Each day passed and Pixie’s daughter seemed to like her less and less. Pixie tried her best and couldn’t help thinking at times that it was too late to turn things around. But in an attempt to try she threw Corah the best birthday party she could.
Corah aged to a teen, but Pixie seemed more excited for the birthday cake.
Corah was excited about the idea of becoming a teen and having her friends there to celebrate with her. While she didn’t really like her mother, she appreciated the effort she had gone to for her special day.
Corah felt much better after restyling her image, and her first birthday party was a success.
Pixie was just glad that Corah seemed more happy now. Maybe she had just been going through a difficult stage. Although, boys hadn’t even hit the scene yet. As a single mother, Pixie was very nervous for her only child to begin dating.
Pixie was getting older, but she got closer to acheiving her LTW everyday.
It seemed Pixie had spoken much too soon. The teen angst began to kick in – at full steam. Pixie arrived home from a successful day at work (she was getting promotion after promotion!) to find a whole heap of teenagers drinking in her backyard.
Corah complained to her friends about how annoying Pixie was.
Corah was embarrassed at the scene her mother had made kicking all of her friends out and left the house without telling Pixie where she was going.
Things continued to go downhill. That night Corah was brought home by the police for hanging around in public after curfew.
During the car ride home Corah was mentally preparing herself for the lecture she was about to get.
Pixie was so disappointed in her daughter, and feared for the future of the legacy. Tomorrow she was going to have a serious talk with Corah, but for now she needed to get her anger and frustration out on her.
Pixie was very mad at her daughter, and Corah was amazed Pixie was actually taking control with her for once.
The next morning Pixie took the time to tell Corah all about the Legacy over breakfast, and how she was going to be the heir to carry it on.
Pixie explained her hopes and dreams of reviving the family legacy.
It was a lot to take in for Corah. She’d had no idea how important she was. Corah explained that she was evil, and that was certainly no role model for future family members, it was just part of the Sim she was.
Corah was more than a little shocked to learn of her important future role.
Pixie went on to encourage her daughter’s excitable straight. After joking that Corah would have to stay away from stoves and broken TV’s because of her clumsy trait, the two shared a hug for the first time since Corah was a toddler.
The hatred Corah had for Pixie began to lift. She had a new respect for her mother.
With less stress going on for Pixie at home she had decided to ask Lindsey Keaton out on a date. It was nothing serious yet. After all, he was her boss and she had been nervous enough asking him out in the first place. But the relationship was going well and Pixie was enjoying taking things slowly with him.
Pixie and Lindsey went on a few pleasant dates together.
Every Sunset Valley elder (all 7 were elders!) gathered to protest the new idea to poison all elders that were clogging up the town.
Corah knew she had a big decision to make at her next birthday. It was going to redefine her future. And right now, she didn’t have the slightest clue what she was going to do.
Corah was stressed after the talk with her mother. She could barely concentrate on her homework.
Pixie had grown a healthy garden in order to increase her skills and one night while tending the garden she saw a ghost run past. It gave her quite the fright.
[*This is the first time this has ever happened to me. There isn’t a grave on the lot, but this ghost just randomly ran by. It actually gave ME a fright, not just Pixie, haha.*
All of Corah's friends surrounded her for her big day. And most importantly...a life changing decision.
She had a big party and rolled the final trait of green thumb. Yes, she had decided to follow in her mother’s footsteps and continue to tend the family garden.
She was also inspired to learn how to cook just as good as her mother. She’d always loved the food Pixie had served her, and she was ready to make it a profession of her own. She wanted to be a five-star chef.
Corah grew into a beautiful young adult and was ready to continue her mother's legacy.
She had made her decision. She was going to accept the role of being heir and continue to revive the legacy.
[*To be honest, I wasn't so sure about Corah for a start. But she has actually grown to be one of my favourite Sims ever (so far). She is always smiling and her expressions are truly amazing. 
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I like it… but maybe a few more chapters per generation would help us get to know the characters more…
Yeah, I know. There wasn’t really much going on because there was only two sims. But I’ll definitely try for a bit more in future generations.
Thanks for reading.
I think you are going at a good speed and are telling a fun story. I’ll continue to read your legacy. Good stuff!
Thanks! That’s really encouraging.
i rele like it! maybe try to let the charactrs talk [i kno its in 3rd story] and also maybe make the plot strongr…. but othr than tht its rele good!
I really like the story, but I was wondering what hairstyle Corah has in the last shot? It’s really cute and I was wondering if its in an expansion pack, or the store, or something!