Agatha is new to the Willow Creek neighborhood and the first thing she did was kick the Landgraab's off their land and take it for her own. Mr. Landgraab came soon after, I'm guessing to berate Agatha for her highhandedness, but who can resist her charm? Within minutes they were chatting like old friends and Landgraab forgot his original reason for coming.
Mr. Landgraab doesn't seem too upset with Agatha.
She knew she needed a few basic things to survive so she bought the things she needs. Nothing makes a girl happier than a shopping trip. She enjoyed it so much she eventually went back and bought a toilet and shower.
Lucky Agatha loves the outdoors and doesn't need a roof.
Agatha never thought she would live in such poverty, but she is handling it very well. With the shopping she has done she has all the comforts she needs and is pretty satisfied.
Plus with a fishing pond near by and planting a nice garden, Agatha is able to up her skills and feed herself. She is doing very well for an innocent young lady.
Agatha knew she needed to get a job, so she signed up to be a writer's assistant. Her first day of work went well until her diva of a boss went ballistic about Agatha not catching all of her boss's typos. In order to get promoted faster (and possibly make some money on the side), Agatha headed to the library on her day off to work on her own children's book and get some more writing skills.
Let's just hope this side gig works out for her better than her first day of work did.
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