>> outgoing
>> fun loving
>> dangerous
& [23]
& [single]


the options

allies

we'll go so far >> good friends
everybody burn the house right down >> drinking buddies
and i should say what i want to say >> acquaintance
we all want to party when the funeral ends >> ex-friend
or the last thing i see >> name basis

lovers

until the sun goes down >> final
i'll hold you just today >> current
hello, sexy thing >> mutual attraction
as long as someone will bleed >> ex

foes

shoot me in the head, shoot me again >> rivals
babe, i don't think we have much chance >> annoyance
show me what it's like >> hatred


others

i want to f**k you like an animal >> friends with benefits
hello again >> family member


the list

Brian Rivers // owner, trainer, breeder
and i should say what i want to say >> acquaintance
"Well, I met you at the grocery store and then we got to talking and I found out that you were new to town. So, I offered to get you up to speed with things and then we got to know each other from there."

Dallas Zeke Morrow // unoccupied
babe, i don't think we have much chance >> annoyance
or the last thing i see >> name basis
"I don't much like her and I don't much care why. I think she's got the wrong idea of who I am, but that's her fault. If she wants to correct herself, swell. I'm not doin' it for her."

Isaac Sommers // trainer
and i should say what i want to say >> acquaintance
hello, sexy thing >> mutual attraction
"I am not sure what to think of Rachel. I'm mixed on this. She is not that bad. I just feel a physical attraction. Right now, honestly, the most fun we could probably have is being drunk. The fact she is a trainer helps me kind of relate to her, but I dont know her as much as I would like to yet, and thats what scares me"

Kristy Kinsella//Owner, Trainer, Breeder, jockey(sometimes)
and i should say what i want to say >> acquaintance
"I first met Rachel when she came to my barn wanting a training job. With her interview, she didn't know much about Thoroughbreds. Or racing for that manner. But i gave her the job, with somewhat easy horses to train. So I don't know her that well, but maybe with time we could become friends."



the code

name:
age:
occupation:
relationship:
description: first person, please.

Code:

[b]name:[/b] [b]age:[/b] [b]occupation:[/b] [b]relationship:[/b] [b]description:[/b] first person, please.