Who’s that girl?

That isn’t a girl at all.

While our attention was elsewhere, Francesca Blythe-Green moved out of the Blythe household, leaving her son Bastian to be raised by his grandparents. This is the result.

Not sure what’s happened here. That’s his grandmothers hairstyle. Who knows, maybe he’ll dye it next. Thats okay, Randomby is an equal opportunity neighbourhood.

His grandparents have grown older and even less sane than the last time we saw them. We better keep an eye on this household.

Elsewhere, there have been changes at Blaaster’s house. John Travolta mysteriously vanished around the same time that Blaaster found a new girlfriend.

Sonja is very easily impressed and a huge bookworm.

She is quite handy around the house…

But she’s also a tough, uncompromising cop. Blaaster better watch out, because it’s only a matter of time before Sonja realises that he’s a criminal.

Let’s turn our attention to the Quigley household. Eddie has also vanished under mysterious circumstances, leaving his teenage daughter Evelyn alone with her grandfather Tom.

Evelyn ran off to get married. She returned with her husband Reuben, also a teen, when they realised they didn’t have anywhere to stay.

But stranger than that is that Tom has found himself a young lover. And it’s a guy.

Gage is a man of action. He also projects an aura of bad luck and doesn’t seem to care about what’s going on around him.

“That fireman looks pretty cute though…”

When you leave a household alone for long enough in the Sims 3, anything can happen.