when eleanor comes home to find him drinking. Eleanor's origins are unclear, as her grave and portrait appear at Lakeview Mansion. Eleanor is the main antagonist of Lakeview Cabin, Lakeview Cabin III and Lakeview Cabin VI, as well as a non-playable character in Lakeview Cabin V, Lakeview Valley, and the third episode of Lakeview Cabin 2.

Sidenote: I use the perk to tell drake to tell him things will be ok. This article contains spoilers about Lakeview Valley and Lakeview Cabin 2. Then you start going again, the scene should automatically trigger in the afternoon. Wait till Drake tells you he got a job in the morning. Do everything you would normally do but stop going to the Paige winery after day 14. roads, and from the New Durham Town Beach and the NH Fish & Games Coldrain. I have found a surefire way to get the Present from Paige scene. LolĪlso, just to share, coz its not really mentioned anywhere. The one you were referring to is JamesĪnyways, if you know how to unlock the scene with Josh. The one TS is looking for is Josh, Paige's new boyfriend. Hey man, looks like you have been mistaken. Some days later he want to go on date: acceptĭay 27 or so he will come ask you to go with him: accept When you go to shop in day 15 or something you will meet samantha

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