Name: Lilly Ann Miles
Age: 28
Eyes: Lapiz Blue
Hair: Black curly elbow length
Height: 5'10
Weight: 245 Ibs
Job: Baker
Personality: Loving, Neutral type
Date of birth: 1987/ March/ 3rd
Homeland: United States. She was born and lived in Texas, Yet moved down to Kentucky to be raised a year after birth. Living there was alright till she was 23. Having her share of life, also two failed marriages, she moved down to the city.
Bio: She's a older mature lonely woman who lives by herself in the city. 28 ain't so bad for her, it is said that this is their golden years. Hopeless romantic that she is, yet all her relationships turn to dust. Two marriages dead all from the simple fact that for some odd reason she couldn't bear her own kids. Giving up she decided to give up on her health, the very thing she used to attract men. But she still has her curvy shape,runs in the family. Deciding to stay forever alone due to the fact she can't bear children, she will never love again. That is until a man, a true man decides to take charge.
Age: 28
Eyes: Lapiz Blue
Hair: Black curly elbow length
Height: 5'10
Weight: 245 Ibs
Job: Baker
Personality: Loving, Neutral type
Date of birth: 1987/ March/ 3rd
Homeland: United States. She was born and lived in Texas, Yet moved down to Kentucky to be raised a year after birth. Living there was alright till she was 23. Having her share of life, also two failed marriages, she moved down to the city.
Bio: She's a older mature lonely woman who lives by herself in the city. 28 ain't so bad for her, it is said that this is their golden years. Hopeless romantic that she is, yet all her relationships turn to dust. Two marriages dead all from the simple fact that for some odd reason she couldn't bear her own kids. Giving up she decided to give up on her health, the very thing she used to attract men. But she still has her curvy shape,runs in the family. Deciding to stay forever alone due to the fact she can't bear children, she will never love again. That is until a man, a true man decides to take charge.
