Showing posts with label cleo mueller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleo mueller. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

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A lot of women seemed to be sad or angry that George was off the market for good… despite the fact that he’d never romanced ANY of them in any way.

Monday, October 6, 2014

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Wedding Day Album
Quinn Adams & George Heaton

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Wedding Day Album
Quinn Adams & George Heaton

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George shakes himself a drink, knowing the wedding is growing closer. In a random turn of events, Cleo Mueller hits on him. He politely ignores it.

George and Quinn host another killer party. This time they decide to hire a bartender.

Sunday, October 5, 2014

Townie Cleo prefers to eat alone

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The cake looks amazing and everyone grabs a slice.

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Violet seems to be having a great time at the party despite her ‘loner’ trait.

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George mans the bar expertly while Quinn chats with the girls.

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The party doesn’t take long to get underway. Only George and Quinn’s very best friends are invited.


George cooks an excellent chicken dish which they all enjoy.

Friday, October 3, 2014

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Welcome to Adulthood, George Heaton!


George hosted a big party in celebration. It was a hit, although Quinn didn’t like the big crowd. Still, despite Lila’s warnings about the downward slope to elderhood, George managed to enjoy the evening. When he finally transitioned into adulthood, he found out that he had inherited a rather more defined jawline. Other than that, not much else had changed.

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

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Having the party at George and Quinn’s place was a great opportunity for me to edit all the townies that had become their friends. I kept their faces as they came, but edited their outfits, hairstyles (some I kept) and body shapes to make them all individuals. Some of them were startingly similar pre-edit, I was having trouble keeping tabs on who was who.

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Quinn stops and thinks. “There sure are a lot of women here…”