Cynthia Had Her First Pop And Was Feeling A Bit...restless. She Went Downtown And Called Her Agent, Sylvia

Cynthia had her first pop and was feeling a bit...restless.  She went downtown and called her agent, Sylvia Marie Mashuga.  They met at the 125 Cafe and Cynthia explained that she didn’t want to be a housewife, but she wasn’t sure she could go back into acting because she and Robert were trying for more kids. 

Sylvia Marie had the perfect solution. “Darling,” she said, “go into my line of work!  Be an agent!”

Cynthia liked that idea -- she had liked pitching the whole reality show to Malcolm Landgraab, even if he hadn’t gone for it -- and she agreed to take a job with Sylvia’s talent agent firm.  

This was the state of the household when I opened the lot.  Justin fell asleep in the couch, his parents just got done trying for another baby, their current baby woke up stinky, and the dog slept through it all.  

Justin isn’t eligible to be the family heir, since he was adopted, but he’s got an important job to do anyways.  He is the dog trainer.  He worked with Gabby to learn to speak that morning before going outside to ask his mom something.

At least the dogs are getting along. 

The next morning, Cynthia and Robert explained to Justin that he was going to be a big brother again. Cynthia’s morning sickness was pretty bad.  Although maybe that’s because nobody cleans up around here except the 11-year-old.  (This is why I caved and got them a maid, even though it’s technically against the rules.  Someone needs to clean this dump and I’ve given up on either of the adults doing it.)

Justin grew up really well.  I did follow the challenge rules to determine his aspiration.  He spun Romance.  A slight wardrobe change later and Justin was ready for teenhood.