Now that Alexander went out to make a life of his own, Cassandra was left to concentrate on her own little happy family. . .

Cassandra seemed to have what "all" SIM's wished for: money, power, the most sought after man in town and a bright and intelligent young son - but did Cassandra find happiness?

Cassandra often overheard those in town commenting on the strange resemblance of the Caliente twin's daughters and Cassandra's son Comus. Was this merely a coincidence or was there something Don was not telling her? And why were the twins daughters named Donna?

Mason Lothario

Marcus Lothario

Cassandra decided to stop concerning herself with Don's late night appointments and meetings and began to focus on her children. She wants to see all of her son's graduate from college and has made this her life goal.

Don Lothario

Cassandra Lothario

The Lothario's grew old together. The town was certain Don was in love with the Goth money and was willing to do anything for it. . .even stay married to Cassandra. What the town could not understand was Cassandra's motives for staying in the marriage because Don was often seen visiting the homes of women with waiting arms. Don not only filled their every desire but also filled their homes with expensive gifts. The towns people were beginning to laugh at Cassandra behind her back.

Comus Lothario

Mason Lothario

Marcus Lothario

Comus had been attending cooking school and prepared a spectactular salmon dinner. Cassandra entertained the headmaster all night -- showing many of the rare family treasures. The headmaster was indeed impressed with the Goth family and was anxious to have the Lothario boys join his school along with the generous donation Cassandra gave to the school.

Comus and a small group of Pleasantview teens moved off to college. . .