<div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/8a/e8/2a/8ae82a34f87e8e7cf13fb8a67122f61d.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Lexi Burrows<br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Participant<br/><strong>Time: </strong>Pre-lunch, August 31st<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Barn<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Adrian, Closed<br/><strong>Content Warning:</strong>Introduction<br/><br/>The whole day was beginning to be utterly exhausting for Lexi, she still had a crick in the back of her neck from the bus journey, that was slowly creeping it's way down the entirety of her spine. It had made her more than a little grumpy,and she was fighting a slight pout that threatened to curl it's way over her lips. The medical exam had gone just as well as she'd expected, she was signed off as perfectly healthy, which she knew would be the outcome. She ate well, ran four or five times a week, and didn't smoke. It was how she kept her athletic figure; among other physical activities.<br/><br/>She was stood outside the Doctor's office, flicking through the pack she'd been given, chewing at her lower lip the way she usually did when she was concentrating. The map wasn't making much sense to her as she turned it over in her hands, occasionally glancing up to try and find her bearings. She could've easily sought someone out to ask them, but she was a little too stubborn.<br/><br/>Her ears perked at the sound of her name, and she raised her head to see who it had come from. One of the studs stood before her, offering a hand in greeting. He was a good foot taller than her, making her feel tiny in her flat shoes. She wasn't short for a woman, but he made her feel that way. She took his hand and gave it a gentle squeeze, her thumb grazing over the back of his knuckles as she pulled it back towards herself. She mustered as much of a smile as she could manage in her slightly grumpy state, to curl at her lips.<strong>"Nice to meet you, Adrian."</strong><br/><br/>His friendly demeanor softened her features a little, her eyes warming slightly as she relaxed a little, a soft laugh escaping her lips.<strong>"The eye candy certainly helps, I'm not going to lie."</strong>She didn't hide her eyes grazing over his well-built torso for a moment.<strong>"But it's definitely for the no-strings-attached. Maybe I could have anyone I wanted, but unfortunately, me and relationships just don't work well together." </strong>There was a slight sadness in her eyes as she mentioned it, but it soon faded back into nothing. She'd accepted her personality in relationships a long time ago, and her time on the ranch would mean that she could have the best of both worlds; a child to love, while also not being tied down to one guy for the rest of her life.<br/><br/><strong>"Plus, the other girls look a little timid, like there going to waste half their time here being picky and choosy as to who they have a little fun with, there has to be someone here to keep you all busy while they bide there time. That's where I come in." </strong>A mischievous grin spread over her lips, a playful sparkle shining in her eyes. The mention of her relationship issues had dulled her mood a little more, and she aimed to add a little light-hearted joke to their conversation before it got too serious; but it wasn't exactly a lie. She was paying enough for the experience at the ranch, and she was planning to get the most out of it. Plus, the more time she spent with numerous members of the stud team, the less attached she'd get to one particular stud, and with her track record, being attached was not a good idea.<br/><br/><strong>"Do you mind showing me where my room is? I have the worst ache in the back of my neck from the journey, and I'd love nothing more than a hot shower, or a nap, or something. You could keep me company if you've not got anything else to do?"</strong>It hadn't come out of her mouth the way she meant it too, and suddenly she felt a little embarrassed at the way it may have sounded to him. She wasn't one to blush very often, but she could feel heat rising up over her chest, which would look a stark contrast to the white of her shirt. She searched his face for his reaction, if he found it a little too bold, it wouldn't bother her too much.