Thomas Patrick Caulton was born from an affluent family, raised on one of the estates just outside of town. He has two brothers, John and Michael; one the head of Coyne bank the other a partner in a prestigious law firm.  His father passed away two years ago but was an architect that designed office buildings. The most notable was the Rileske; 66 stories high, black with a long slant extending from its roof and located in Madrid. His mother was a socialite and on the board of several organizations. She had a prominent position at the local yacht club and often held ellaborate catered clam bakes for its more well to do membership.<br/><br/>Much of Tom’s upbringing was spent in entertaining his parent’s guests for dinner parties, attending golf, tennis and ski camps and learning to read his parent’s business financial reports. What his family didn't know for a long time was that he developed a love for writing poetry. From when he was a child to his mid teens, he always found the time to write and would often squirrel away, leaning against a tree, or off by the lake writing his heart.<br/><br/>When his parents found out, they discouraged it, drove into him the impracticality of a poet's life and shared their business success stories.  Many was a night growing up in the Caulton household where heated fights between establishment and the unconventional, the latter often being Tom’s position, dominated the dinner conversation. The arguments ended with everyone storming off and Tom walking outside under the moonlight and scribbling in his poetry book.<br/><br/>His rebellion led to his father amending his will that if Tom ever decided to be a poet, he would be disowned.<br/><br/>He rebelled for a long time, left the comforts of the estate life and travelled the country with little more than a backpack and a dream. When he was 22 his girlfriend, and on the road companion, was diagnosed with Leukemia. The local hospital took her in but she eventually died. This crushed him, so he closed his poetry book and moved back to the town where his family was.<br/><br/>From aptitude tests he learned that he had a skill for numbers and with a strong clerical ability, his family strongly guided his going into business.<br/><br/>Tom is now the administrator of St Marks Hospital, and spends his long days ensuring the hospital runs smoothly. He is engaged to a friend of the family's daughter, Samantha, and the wedding plans are under way.<br/><br/>Something is happening in him as the wedding draws close. He has secretly taken up writing poetry again and he is reevaluating his life.<br/><br/>Tom is 31 years old, has long blackish-brown hair, to the dismay of his fiance and family, that he keeps in a pony tail. He is 5'11 and walks with a casual step. His eyes are a sharp blue with a feint sparkle.<br/><br/><br/><em><strong><strong>Summary</strong></strong></em>:<br/><br/>Age- 31<br/>Hair- dark brownish-black<br/>Eyes- blue<br/>Body- slender, athletic, strong shoulders<br/>Height- 5'11<br/>Voice- kind, firm yet non-abrasive, but occasionally gentle<br/>Status- engaged<br/>Job- hospital administrator