COWBOY LIKE ME

i.

NAME TAYLOR JACKIE KELLY NICKNAMES TAY BY MOST, TJ ON OCCASION ZODIAC CAPRICORN SUN. DOB JANUARY 6TH 1992 GENDER CIS WOMAN. PRONOUNS SHE/HER. PLACE OF BIRTH DALLAS, TEXAS LABELS/TROPES COWBOY BARBIE, THE RISE AND FALL OF A PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN, BLONDES DO IT BETTER OCCUPATION FARM RANCHER / PR MANAGER FOR DALLAS OUTLAWS LANGUAGES ENGLISH AND SPANISH EDUCATION HAS A BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN COMMUNICATIONS

HEIGHT 168 CM / 5′ 6″ HAIR NATURALLY BLONDE. EYES BROWN, ALMOST HAZEL, DEPENDING ON THE LIGHT, BUT THEY'RE ALWAYS KIND. SCENT BYREDO RODEO. SIGNATURE FEATURE HER BLONDE HAIR THAT SHE'S ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS FOR. INSPIRATION JANE HENDERSON ( PARIS, TEXAS ), BONNIE PARKER ( BONNIE AND CLYDE )

FATHER JONATHAN KELLY MOTHER MONICA KELLY SIBLINGS ONE YOUNGER SISTER, TBA KELLY AND ONE YOUNGER BROTHER, TBA KELLY SPOUSE N/A CHILDREN A FOUR YEAR OLD SON NAMED TEDDY TOM KELLY PETS TWO DOGS NAMED TBA

ii.

an eldest daughter, born and raised in dallas, texas, the earliest memories of taylor's childhood are that of the blackland prairies, the way the wind used to twine her hair, and just how fast her family's horses ran. the kellys, most famous for their ranches, worked hard to keep the business alive and all the animals fed, passing down both acres of land and love of the lifestyle to their three children.

taylor, who had spent most of her life on a horse, had a promising start and even brighter future ahead. but a wild girl at heart, like all women who love horses, was always destined to go astray, off the beaten path.

she remembers high school with greatest fondness, dubbing that era as the happiest years of her life. it was the only time when anything made sense. certainly far from a good student, but beloved and adored by most, if not all, she had earned herself the status of an it girl that would follow her for most of her life, for better or worse. beautiful, vigorous, and most importantly, adamant on fulfilling her heart's desires, she had big eyes and even bigger dreams.

for a certain period of time, she graced football courts as dallas outlaws cheerleader, but you already know how the story unfolds, the higher they rise, the harder they fall.

aimless in her twenties, with no real goal or destination in mind, and haunted by a relationship that would alter a good portion of her personhood, taylor was slowly and steadily losing herself in the disarray of her life.

things reached a boiling point, however, when she found out that she was pregnant. she knew, right there and then, that nothing would ever be the same. so, she packed her bags and moved to washington, and decided to reinvent herself. no one knew why she left, or where she was staying, or just what she was doing, which gave her just enough space to start anew.

frightened and by all definitions of the word lost, in a new city and state, with a newborn baby and a promising job under her belt, taylor found herself becoming someone else. she doesn't speak of it, and if you were to ask, she'd probably lie and tell you what you want to hear about her life.

now four years later after she went missing, she's come back to dallas to settle disputes over her family's estate. some say that she got her job as a pr manager thanks to her father and his sudden surge of wealth, or perhaps even his connections. others claim that she married someone who keeps funding all of her endeavors, including this little pr stint of hers. it's easy, of course, to pin her efforts onto a man. isn't it awful that she's simply trying her best?

she's still loyal to the kelly's ranch, where you're always most likely to find her, especially with her son teddy. no one really knows who his father is and for her peace of mind, taylor plans to keep it that way.