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Yes ladies and gentleman, this is my second identity. I thought it might be nice for you all to meet her.

Her name is Lucy Betty Matthews.

   Born on April 24th 1991 in Boston, Massachusetts to Tim and Elise Matthews. Has a younger brother named William who is 17 and is the stud of the century. She has long dark hair, blue eyes, fair skin, and standing at 5' 3''. Her Father is well known politician and mother a law professor at Harvard. As a young child she was a happy, free loving girl. She started playing the violin at age 5 and has continued to since. She grew into an intelligent, beautiful young woman who loved to learn. Lucy and her brother are their parents pride and joy. Being a successful politician, the family is relatively well off and travels often. She has been to the White House to meet the president and frequently attends White House balls and dinners, she is used to being on the news due to her father’s success.
   Lucy has always excelled in school and scored a 35 on the ACT then decided to go to BYU to study law, just like her mother. She is graduating with her first degree this spring and will then be transferring to Harvard in the fall. She's little bit on the shy side, but is an absolute beaut! Once you get past the intimidating intelligent face, you see the wonderful person she is.
   Lucy has a passion for the outdoors. She loves to see the beautiful mountains and valleys and forests in Europe, and walking on the beach in Mexico. Reading is one of her favorite past times, and she would do it more often if she wasn't so busy with school. She loves to visit New York in the fall and take walks in Central Park. She loves the sound of the subways and has a great appreciation for architecture. Lucy loves her life, and wants to make the most of it!

Favorites:
Color: Navy and gold
Food: Seafood
Music: Classical, jazz, old stuff
Season: Fall
Place: Disneyland, New Zealand
Clothing Item: Dresses!!

*This is the result of needing a SERIOUS study break. ;)

 Song of the Day: I've Got the World On a String---Frank Sinatra