This is the third part of this Sims 3 Legacy tale. If you've just arrived here, click here to start at the beginning.

After the party, Sunny pretends to go and work out (to keep the cake from going to her thighs,) but sneaks around to Abraham's house in spite of the fact that she is heavily pregnant with Hank's second child.

Intriguingly, Abraham lives a life of apparent luxury, but at the first chance he gets, after complimenting her appearance and personality, he mooches food from Sunny.

Swayed by his charms and compliments at a time where she certainly doesn't feel very attractive, Sunny gives Abraham a bowl of soup.

Which he is super psyched about. He eats the meal, and Sunny seems content to simply sit with him, reading a book, drinking in his charisma. She is to be disappointed however.

Having eaten her food, Abraham pulls the old "It's getting pretty late... Perhaps it's time to leave?" Such a scoundrel and confidence trickster is he!

Longing for her romantic interest, Sunny peeks in the window, to discover that Abraham shares a room with Ian Bowler. The mystery deepens. What is Abraham up to? Is he merely a con man, or could this be something more?

Sunny's next child is a girl, Ruof. Celebrations of her birth are cut short when Hank takes her across the street to show his good friend and neighbor, Betta his newest child, and Abraham calls Sunny to see how she's doing, and no doubt see if she might lend him a few simoleons.

After the phone call, Sunny starts working out vigorously, hoping to get back into shape.

A few hours later, Abraham calls again. This time he wants more than a quick conversation, he wants to see Sunny. Of course, Sunny agrees to come over, but not before investing in a pretty new outfit, getting her hair and make up done, and gussying up completely. Things are afoot here, you mark my words.

Oddly, in spite of the preparations she is undertaking in order yo visit Abraham, Sunny still wants to make sweet Woohoo with Hank.

This visit sees her making Ian Bowler's acquaintance properly, rather than just staring at him through the window at night.

In spite of all her efforts, Abraham seems strangely distant tonight. Instead of even saying hello, he simply cooks one meal after another, ignoring Sunny completely. Ian, on the other hand, seems quite keen to get to know her better.

Meanwhile, whilst is wife is out chatting up the neighborhood, Hank is at home taking care of his newborn and dreaming of kissing Sunny. Ah what bliss is ignorance.

At last, Hank is talking to Sunny. Oh no, he's just trying to mooch simoleons from her. This guy has some nerve! Will Sunny give in, or is she starting to see his little game for what it is?

Sunny refuses to give Abraham any of her money, and Abraham shoos her out the door.

Sunny goes home to Hank, who has been longing and waiting for her all evening. Spurned by her love interest, Sunny falls into his arms and they make passionate WooHoo once more. Hank compliments her, telling her how wonderful she is and Sunny swoons.

But can her unfaithful heart ever be sated by her kind and monogamous husband? Or do Abraham's bad boy ways attract her uncontrollably?