Findocherty Myle

 


A tiny hamlet lies hidden inside a temporal bubble in the chaotic, swirling mists of the time/space continuum. Its inhabitants have named it Findocherty Myle, a refuge for many and a learning experience for some.

You may meet familiar Sims from other neighbourhoods in your travels. Now you know where they ended up when given an actual choice in the matter. Some have received a bit of a make-over and some have opted to keep their rugged good looks.

But on with the story...

Episode One: Angelica's Story

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