Its so cute <3 and awesome :3

I think it would be so cool to include the sims in the story with this, if you ever made/make them.

Lovely house, fantastic backstory! loved reading it - really made my morning. Thank you for sharing it!

Beautiful house, and I absolutely LOVE the back story! Couldn't stop reading it until the very end.

It looks amazing! I love how the hall looks!

Thanks very much - this is very charming.

Stunning house! Love the red and green details! :D

Have you ever written a legacy story? If you have please post a link, i would love to read it You're such a good writer!

Hello Cutsocks (love that name by the way), I love your creations I only discovered them today.

I was totally captivated by the back story to this house. I need to ask is it totally fictitious or is it based on something in real history. I would love to know. Are you perchance a writer, either professionally or as a hobby?.

regards

Starby

My, my I'm slow at getting back to this stuff...



This story at TS3CC is really the only thing close to a legacy I've written for the Sims. More of a wordy, play-along with photos though. And thanks!



Thanks, Starby!

Writing is just a hobby for me. I drew from some real life sources, like Robert de Montesquiou and the idea/concept of Chambers' fictitious The King in Yellow. And while I was planning on continuing with my own version of The Sim in Yellow, I'm not sure if I am. Technically, my newer uploads were all made with that in mind and fit in with the meta-story; Mi Casa Es Su Casa Capricho (the wife of the owner was the first "victim" of Menesclou's work), Basilica di San Stefano (even further back back-story), and Rubrost (owner and bibliophile Lewis David Hurley had stumbled across a few pages of the manuscript and worked to track down more information about it). I also made a public library which fit in, but its story ended up being a little too revealing of the mystery. Maybe one day I'll get more motivated to write about it some more.

The backstory really was epic. :D

Great story!