Unfortunatly, it sounds like your only options are to move on or to recreate the sim and use MC to repair the relationships. I've also seen culling of individual sims, not entire households but one or two sims within them, when the house doesn't have enough beds or is over the eight-sim default limit. So it's often difficult to figure out what's going on, and maybe not worth the effort. However, it often misjudges-both the appropriate population and the actual number of sims-and it can keep culling even after the population has dropped below the target number. For example, the game itself will start culling when it thinks a world is overpopulated. But as long as the sim is recovered at all, you can manually change whatever you want in Sims can be culled for no apparent reason, although there may be some internal logic behind it. When a sim is corrupt enough, sometimes this kind of reset will change their appearance-MasterController doesn't have enough good data to completely reconstruct their original version. You can click on them directly and select NRaas > MC > Advanced > Reset Sim, or (if they're not clickable, always a bad sign) from City Hall, by choosing NRaas > MC > Sim > Advanced > Reset Sim and finding them on the list. It's a good idea to reset the sims you added a second time, just for good measure. Then "save as" under another new name, quit, delete the cache files, and reload. Click on the ground or a wall of your active house and select NRaas > MC > Add Sim, then X out the filter, and see if you can find the missing sims on the list. That way, the original will be preserved as a backup, in case you need it later. Load the save, let the clock run for a couple sim-minutes, then use "save as" and rename the save. These should be deleted regularly anyway while troubleshooting, make sure to delete them every time you quit the game. Before you do anything though, delete the five cache files in your Sims 3 folder in Documents\Electronic Arts. Since you have MasterController as well, you can try adding the missing sims to your current household it's easy enough to place them elsewhere later. But culling often happens in stages, with not all data being removed at once, so it can be possible to recover a sim if you notice soon enough. (NRaas StoryProgression prevents this culling by default.) It's also possible, and sounds likely from your description, that the yound adult sim is or was corrupt, although that doesn't always lead to culling, and of course it shouldn't lead to other sims being removed. The game itself will sometimes cull sims from time to time, possibly even sims that you've played before, although they're supposed to be exempt.
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