Eden Complex, Chapter 4

Jason so obviously cared about our daughter, it was quite charming. He would come home after a hard day at work, and show Bay just how much he loves her.

I love her too, of course. She has the softest skin, she reminds me of myself, really. It's also really great that, since she's come around, our woohoo-life got even better. We could barely stand going twelve hours without a good woohoo.

Before too long, she was turning one year old.

As soon as I looked her in the eye, when she grew up, I took care of feeding her and hunted down my Jason.

That's when I realized that father wasn't going to leave my children alone; she's got eyes that make people feel love. It was ironic, I was the Goddess of love, yet I didn't have that power.

Bay was one of the happiest little girls ever. She was adorable, a perfect mix between her father and I. (Maybe mostly me, but she does have his hair color.)

Just like before, or woohoo life was still absolutely perfect. Any time we had ten minutes to spare, we took it.

Don't worry, though. No need to take my baby away. We took perfectly good care of her!

(woohoo life was still absolutely amazing though.)

I wasn't surprised when I found out that I had been blessed, again. I just hoped this child wouldn't be cursed, like Bay and I were.

"Bay," I said, "Your father wants to go to space, be among the shooting stars."

"Thpathe?"
"Space. But he won't leave us here, not yet. You're going to have a little sibling, your daddy needs to be here to help take care of you and the little one."

When I needed to wear maternity clothes, I was excited to find a dress much like my Devine one.

As he was teaching Bay how to walk, I heard him talking to her.

"I will always be here for you, baby girl. I'll catch you whenever you fall."
My heart twisted in joy at that. Gods, he's truly a good sim. I'm glad I chose him.

I spent much of my time in the garden, while I was pregnant. I wanted to stay close with the Gods, and being around nature made me feel just that way.

"Don't worry, Bay, Mommy is just outside in the garden," Jason said. I could hear him through the open window.

"She okay?" Bay said, "What if baby comes?"

Jason laughed lovingly, "Don't worry, she will be fine."

Just a bit before the baby was due, the house was finished being remodeled. We made a small nursery, and added a second crib.

I went into labor in the bathroom, and decided to have a home birth. I could feel my father's wife protecting me.

I named the little boy Linden.

Don't worry, he's very loved. Just like Bay.