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Rusty Kay
Biography
Someone with the will to bring their parents back to life, no matter how hard it is
Rusty Kay is the child of Andre DaSilva and June Kay. Ever since the demise of the two parents, and Rusty's discovery of their death, he has been in the gloomy times when he mourns the two. Now, he tries to do whatever he can to bring them back.
When Rusty was born to the world, his parents were only young adults. Later after his aging up to his toddler years, June and Andre became adults. Rusty learned a lot from his toddler years and was also a Charmer. When he became a child, he went to Beckingham Elementary. He met a few friends there, especially Olivia Kim-Lewis. When he became a teenager, he forgot all about his elementary friends leading up to high school. He moved out to live his own life moments before his parents died in their elder years. When they DID die, Andre died first, then June. Andre, however, was revived to live his final 48 hours, then he truly died. June still died after. When Babs and Steve Fogel, the new neighbors who later moved in with the family, brought all the graves of all the demised Sims to Rusty's, he was sad to hear about the deaths of the other Sims, but was very upset to hear the end of Andre and June. He got married as a young adult, and gave birth to his own child. Then Babs, Steve, and their son, Bob, moved with him. Later on before his adulthood, the Spencer-Kim-Lewis Family agreed to let them move in to their house and that they would rebuild on a new lot. He lives in their house today.
