A Simpsons story
A Charles Montgomery Burns and Rebecca Simpson story
A sequel to: Love Comes At All Ages
True Love for the Wealthy
Chapter 1: Rebecca throws a party
Rebecca, who has been dating Mr. Burns for a year now, decides to throw a party to celebrate this anniversery. She invites her family and friends. It's still hours before the party as she planned it for seven PM, and it's only two. She decides to watch a show she hadn't watched in many years, the Krusty the Clown show; the Itchy and Scratchy show was on now. She starts to think about the good days, back when she would spend time with her two siblings, Kevin and Tiffany. Each have their own lives now, married with kids. She remembers helping her father, Herbert Powell with designing new things, she also remembers making quilts with her mother, Lindsay.
The first guest arrives at around six fifteen, this was Burns, who kisses his true love once she opens the door. Later at six thirty, her parents arrive, they hug their daughter and ask why she is throwing this party; to which she says that she is celebrating an anniversery. They ask who the lucky man is, and she tells them that he's right over on her couch. They look and they are shocked that they see Burns. Herbert says, "Him?!" She nods, and says, "He's lovely." Lindsay says, "Are you turning evil again?" (She is asking this because Rebecca was crushing on Sideshow Bob three years from now) Burns walks up and tells them, "Evil? I maybe harsh, but I assure you, that I'm not evil." Rebecca hugs him, and then there's a knock on the door, Herbert gets it, seeing his brother and his family. "Brother, it's wonderful to see you." says Herb, "You too, say did you know your daughter's dating my boss?" asks Homer. Herb moves aside letting the family in and then shuts the door.
Once every guest arrives, most talk to Burns especially Smithers, some are just watching TV with Homer, and others are talking to the host. Smithers says to Burns, "You sure love Rebecca, sir." Burns smiles and tells him that he truly does, Smithers then says, "I must warn you this, sir. I've read her profile online, and she crushs on guys once a month." Burns tells him, "I'm sure this is true love, Waylon." Meanwhile Sideshow Bob was over talking to Rebecca, he says, "Are you over falling for guys?" Rebecca looks at him and says, "This love is pure, I'll never leave Monty."
After everyone leaves, Rebecca gets on her computer, and updates her bio on Facebook, to say that she's found true love. There's a knock on her door, and when she opens it, she sees her lover standing in the pouring rain, he asks if he can stay the night, and she nods.
End of chapter 1: Rebecca throws a party
Next:
Chapter 2: Rebecca's next workday