Generation 3 Chapter 8 Brian's New Life

After the divorce, Brian found a cheap house three blocks away from his kids. It wasn't what he was used to, but he managed.

He was so used to noise, with all the kids and everything, but he was enjoying the peace and quiet.

He did have a room set up, for when his kids came to visit. Of course, they would have to alternate nights. Seven kids and all.

Ahhh, Cassidy.. This was the woman behind his divorce. She was the love of his life. He wanted to spend the rest of his life with her. As long as she didn't want kids. He loves his kids, but he felt they put a strain on his marriage with Amelia. He was convinced that he wouldn't have cheated if Amelia wasn't always involved with the kids. Well he showed her.

He often invited Cassidy over to stay the night, and it was wonderful not having to sneak around anymore.

Then one day she told him she was in fact married but separated. She was getting a huge settlement from the divorce, because she caught him cheating. Lucky for her he didn't catch her with Brian. So now she is divorced like him. So you know what that means.

He marries her. As long as they both agreed, no children.

When Cassidy does end up pregnant, Brian is actually happy about it. His oldest four were in college, and the twins were toddlers now, so what the hell. He was happy to be a daddy again. (Since Brian is no longer in the Legacy House anymore, I have decided to click the multiple births option. Wish me luck)

Cassidy ended up giving birth to triplets. Two girls and a boy. Brianna, Rianna, and Travis.

Brian was a good daddy when he was there. But he was working major overtime.

Cassidy was a great mom even though she didn't really want children. She got a makeover too.

Brian was so busy making friends with the neighbors, so that he could get those promotions. He went to every tupperware party that Jennifer Burb hosted. He was her best customer.

He also went to dinner alot with a neighbor named Olivia Downy. She was playing hard to get.

But his favorite neighbor was Nina Caliente. She was the love of his life. He envisioned her being the next Mrs. Carr.


He would often tell Cassidy that he was working overtime, and then he would sneak over to Nina's and stay the night. Nina was a bit clingy, but he liked that. If only his son would quit coming by and stealing her newspapers. What is he supposed to read afterwards?

But one day Brian's life crashed before him. Nina came by to bring him his birhtday present, and she caught him kissing his wife. He tried to tell her that Cassidy was just an obsessive roommate, but she wasn't buying it. She left vowing to never speak to him again.

When she got home, Dina was there with news. Dina and her husband were moving out, Nina could have the house as long as she would let Alexander stay with her until he goes to college. Nina agreed, she just found out that she was pregnant, and she could used the company, to get over Brian.

He did keep her company and he did help make her forget about Brian, in more ways than one. She was falling in love with him. She was gonna miss him when he went to college. But she realized she was too old for him, so she should let him go.

As the months went by, she got bigger and bigger.

She eventually gave birth to twins. (no random option done here) A boy and a girl, Cory and Cora. She didn't know that Brian had been married once, twice, or that he had any kids to speak of, so she wouldn't know that he already had a son named Cory.

Alexander was a great step-daddy. He was starting to reconsider college. He wasn't very confident that Nina would wait for him, and she always had suitors banging down her door. He was thinking about proposing to her.

Nina often wondered what Brian would think about his twins. She wondered if he would love them as much as she does. She didn't know this was his second set of twins and that he neglects his other children, so she thought about calling him and inviting him over to see them.

Sorry I got into Nina's story a little too much. Her story kind of told itself, and it compelled me to blog it.