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Name: Bridget Anne O'Reilly
Gender: Female
Age: 27 y.o / Virgo
Size: Medium / Slim
Species: Human, Irish-immigrant descendant
Alignment: Lawful Good
Background: Secretary
Backstory: Coming from old money that was worked for by her family's blood, sweat, and tears, Bridget is the sole Heiress to the O'Reilly train line, Silver Hills. As her father's only child it falls on her to ensure their legacy doesn't go to waste, especially with his recent passing. While pursuing a business degree she interned at the Silver Hills Museum, a memorial museum made to cherish the history of the train line that sees more cobwebs than it does visitors. It enabled her to better understand the trains and lines now under her care, but the people still make more sense to her than the actual gears do. Her professional charm hides the analytically soft girl she really is.
Description: Bridget is 5 foot 5 and small everywhere save her hips, which seem to be where most of her weight goes and the bit of it that puts her breasts at a C-cup. Her auburn hair flows in loose waves down to her mid-back when it isn't pinned up. Hazel eyes peer curiously above sun-freckled cheeks. Her preferred attire is usually neutral toned mid-length dresses with pantyhose and sensible heals. Since entering into a business deal with Daniel Kitagawa, she's been spotted wearing necklaces more, which is uncharacteristic for the usually jewelry-less woman.
Playlist: WIP
"...The heiress to a local short line railroad that's been in the family for generations. The family firm's first train shed (roundhouse, in railroader's parlance) has been kept and maintained as a museum/working maintenance facility, despite being obsolete and expensive to maintain. She needs to keep the connection with his big railroad alive to sustain both the company and the family legacy. He likes this short line and its heritage, but as the CEO of the bigger company he can't help them unless they pay his company to do so. What does she have to do? Convince him to invest in her company as a private investor, so she can then funnel the funds back to the big company as the payment they need for their services. How does she convince him? We'll find out."
Alternative Fits:
Dan's Baby B*tch
